JakesEssentials v1.0.6 Update Notes

Change Logs

• Message Spy System (/ms, /messagespy):
  • Private Message Spying: Staff with jakesessentials.staffhelper.messagespy permission can spy on all private messages (/ms spy all) or targeted players (/ms spy <player>).
  • Party Chat Spying: Staff can spy on all party chats (/ms spy partychat on/off) or specific parties (/ms spy partychat <PartyName|Player>).
  • Master Disable: Disables all active PM and party chat spy subscriptions in one command (/ms spy off).
• Party Chat System (/pc, /partychat, /jakesessentials general pc):
  • Party Management: Enables players to create named parties, invite online players, list party members with online/offline status, transfer leadership, leave, kick members, and disband parties.
  • Interactive Chat Invitations: Invitations present interactive [Accept] and [Deny] action buttons directly in chat for quick joining or declining.
  • Channel Chat Interception: Toggling party chat mode on (/pc) intercepts all player chat messages and routes them exclusively to active party members (and staff message spies), keeping party chat private.
  • JSON Data Persistence: Active parties automatically persist across server restarts in serverconfig/JakesEssentials/parties.json.
  • Dual-Layer Registration: Accessible via root /pc and /partychat commands, as well as /jakesessentials general pc and /jakesessentials general partychat.
  • Configuration & Messaging: Added partyChatDisabled toggle in jakesessentials.toml and localized message strings in messages.toml.

Bug Fixes

• Default Permission Resolution Fix: Fixed a critical permission check bug where jakesessentials.* wildcard evaluated to false for non-OP players before specific node default resolvers (such as jakesessentials.partychat, jakesessentials.spawn, jakesessentials.tpa, jakesessentials.home, jakesessentials.msg) were evaluated, blocking player commands by default.
• Permission Handler Priority & OP Override: Reordered permission checks so external permission plugins (e.g., LuckPerms) take precedence over OP fallback levels, ensuring explicit permission assignments and denials (false) are respected while allowing player commands to work by default.