OP-Helper

OP-Helper 2.11 — Changes since 2.10

Tool and item protection

• Added a redesigned, beginner-friendly Tool Protection menu with safe presets and a clickable item picker for inventory, offhand and equipped items.
• Configure remaining durability limits in percent or durability points. Attacks, continued mining and item use are blocked at or below the limit.
• Added configurable restrictions for dropping, renaming, using, placing and storing protected items, plus optional custom-item and enchanted-item filters.
• Added optional armor warnings and an opt-in armor unequip attempt at the configured limit, requiring a free inventory slot and no open menu.
• Added optional user-defined commands at low durability and after full repair. Low-durability commands trigger once without another use attempt and wait while a menu is open.
• Fixed repeated protection commands after Citybuild transfers. An unrepaired tool stays in the same protection episode during connection/loading gaps; full repair rearms it.

Menus, HUDs and appearance

• Added independently configurable Tool, Armor and Inventory HUDs with draggable positions, scaling, background opacity and multiple styles.
• Added cosmetic first-person hand positioning, rotation, scaling and original item-switch animations with global or item-type profiles. OP-Helper's hand transforms pause while OPBREAK is loaded to avoid overlapping transforms.
• Kept advanced settings available without silently overwriting existing rules or activating dormant commands.

Search and particles

• Added local chest and shulker-box search with highlighted matches, dimmed non-matches, partial item names and Minecraft item IDs.
• Added Ctrl+F focus, a clear button, keyboard safety while typing, compact search-field placement and a module toggle.
• Recognized auction-search placeholder text is now cleared once and the input focused, allowing immediate typing without deleting the default text first. Real queries, normal anvil renaming and price fields are preserved.
• Added a Block Break Particles toggle that suppresses vanilla block-hit and block-break fragments independently of Minecraft's general particle setting. Unrelated particles and block gameplay remain unchanged.

Fixes and compatibility

• Fixed the inventory Minion shortcut to use /minion instead of /minions; existing shortcut order and enabled state are preserved.
• Inventory shortcut tooltips now show the command and its purpose, such as /ah – Auktionshaus.
• Includes all existing 2.10 features and the intermediate fixes and improvements listed above.

Use the file matching your Minecraft version. Fabric and Fabric API are required. Minecraft 1.21.11 uses Java 21; the 26.x builds use Java 25.

Protection and search are client-side helpers, not guarantees against server lag or custom server mechanics. Teleports depend on server permissions and commands. Armor auto-unequip is optional and may reduce your protection in combat. Custom particle effects from other mods/plugins are not necessarily covered.