ItemTransfer
Seamlessly transfer your items across servers with commands.
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What's new
ItemTransfer Cloud - Version 1.0.0 Changelog
Core Mechanics & Features
- Cloud Infrastructure Implementation: Linked the NeoForge framework directly to an external Render web application backend via a standalone Java HTTP client engine.
- Modern Serialization: Integrated Minecraft 1.21.1 native Data Codecs to securely encode physical Shulker Box block data, contents, and nested states into standard JSON text strings for transit.
- Vanilla Asset Integration: Configured vanilla Yellow Shulker Boxes to act as the core physical transit capsules, ensuring 100% lightweight performance without third-party asset dependencies.
Security & Anti-Exploit Protocols
- Stream-Sniper Prevention: Engineered a custom server-side whitelist protocol. Cloud storage records are automatically validated against the claimer's Minecraft username, fully protecting streaming players from unauthorized inventory theft.
- Anti-Duplication Safety: Programmed strict inventory deletion handling that vaporizes physical items from a player's hand immediately before transmitting data payloads to the internet socket. This completely eliminates item duplicating or cloning risks.
- Automated Data Maintenance: Created a 24-hour background expiration scheduler on the Node.js backend. Unclaimed item structures are completely wiped from the database map after 24 hours of real time.
- Single-Use Delivery: Enforced strict cloud wipe routines that delete entry records from memory immediately after a successful item retrieval transaction.
Formatting & UI Polish
- Custom Registry Styling: Updated the custom Shulker Box asset parameters with italicized Pink titles and Bold Red warning subtext labels to distinguish transit containers.
- Command Syntax Framework: Deployed a fully functional Brigadier command dispatcher tree mapping out options for regular item generation, single-item uploading, single-item claiming, and mass processing hooks.
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