Config Masks

<container>

• • Internal name of the Container Template you are editing.

<slot>

• • Slot numbers that you want to edit. Always a positive integer number.

    • You can easily check which slot is which using /goop containers config view

  • Though you normally target containers with the c key...

    • For this command do not use it, just do 0-8,9,17 instead of c0-8,c9,c17

    • You don't actually have the container open now so this c key wouldn't work anyway

[type/id]

• • Target of the mask you want to apply

    • type Will restrict to only certain MMOItem Type. Requires MMOItems.

    • id Will restrict to only certain MMOItem IDs, this requires MMOItems.

      • The ID mask can also be used to check vanilla material. Use this if you do not have MMOItems.

  • Do not specify to clear all masks of this slot.

If type was chosen

<name>

• • A comma-separated list of MMOItem Types.

    • If any MMOItem Type has any spelling mistake, the entire thing will fail to load.

  • Or any OnApply Mask (that you specify in the config file onapply-masks.yml)

If id was chosen

• • A comma-separated list of things to check for:

    • Vanilla kind checks, that target the vanilla material of the item

      • ARMOR, HELMET, CHESTPLATE, LEGGINGS, BOOTS, HEAD ~ Things that can be equipped in armor slots.

      • TOOL, FISHING_ROD, TRIDENT, RANGED_WEAPON, CROSSBOW, MELEE_WEAPON, AXE, SWORD ~ Held items.

      • SHULKER, LEAVES, BUTTON, PRESSURE_PLATE, DOOR, TRAPDOOR ~ Misc stuff that has been suggested.

    • MMOItem IDs of your choosing.

  • Precede any of each mask with the ! symbol to negate it.

    • See simple examples section for clarification.

• Masks prevent items from being stored in slots, by the attributes of the item being stored.

  • To prevent players from storing items in slots, based on attributes of the player (like lack of permission), see Restrictions.

• ID Masks are treated as whitelists and blacklists.

  • If you start the id mask with the ! symbol, it will be sent into the blacklist.

  • If the item matches any of the blacklisted ids, it is not accepted into the slot. Skip this step if there is no blacklist.

  • The item must be in the whitelist, or it will not be accepted into the slot. Skips this step if there is no whitelist.

• If you do not have the plugin MMOItems, you may only focus on the id with one of the pre-loaded kind checks.

• You can only specify one type mask, and calling the command again will overwrite the previous.

• You can specify an infinite number of ID masks, just make them a comma-separated list.