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TimeSpawner

TimeSpawner

File Details

TimeSpawnner-1.0.jar

  • R
  • May 2, 2026
  • 78.72 KB
  • 35
  • 26.1.2

File Name

TimeSpawnner-1.0.jar

Supported Versions

  • 26.1.2

Spawner 1.0 — Updated Spigot Support & Mob Configuration Improvements

2. 📝 Short Summary

This update brings Spawnner / TimeSpawnner to version 1.0, with important internal updates for newer Spigot API compatibility, cleaner project structure, and improved mob configuration handling.

It also introduces initial configuration support for additional mob types, including Zombie, Skeleton, and PigZombie, along with listener improvements related to mob behavior.

Most of the update is focused on modernization, compatibility, and better maintainability rather than flashy new user-facing features.

3. 🔧 What Changed

  • Updated plugin version from 0.7 to 1.0.
  • Updated the project to use the newer Spigot API 26.1.2.
  • Replaced the old Bukkit dependency with Spigot API.
  • Updated Vault dependency handling to use VaultAPI 1.7.1.
  • Added new configuration files for:
    • Zombie
    • Skeleton
    • PigZombie
  • Added initial mob listener implementations for Zombie and Skeleton behavior.
  • Added a SpawnerAreaCreating model to support spawner area definition logic.
  • Added / restructured plugin.yml for plugin metadata and command definitions.
  • Reorganized the source folder structure into the standard Maven layout.

4. 🎯 Why This Matters

For server owners, this update mainly improves compatibility and prepares the plugin for more modern server environments.

The new configuration files make mob behavior easier to separate and manage internally. The Spigot API update and Maven cleanup also help keep the plugin easier to build, maintain, and continue improving.

This is not a “new huge feature” update. It is better described as a 1.0 modernization and compatibility update.

5. 👥 Who This Update Is Useful For

  • Server owners using Spawnner / TimeSpawnner.
  • Servers that want a more up-to-date plugin build.
  • Server setups using Spigot-based environments.
  • Users who want better organized mob configuration support.
  • Users who prefer a maintained continuation instead of an abandoned older plugin structure.