Fix Stacks and Regenerate

<Player>

• The player whose inventory items will be updated.

• Supports a few vanilla selectors.

Only for Regenerate:

<Slot>

• The slot in the player's inventory that will be checked. To read on slots see Inventory Slots.

• Examples: mainhand, offhand, chest, feet, any, 0-8, ec*

[reroll]

• Should RNG stats of this item be rerolled?

• Defaults to true

[name|lore|ench|upgr|gems|soul|exsh]

• Which things to keep of this item?

  • keepName keeps the name of the item

  • keepLore keeps the lore that starts with &7

  • keepEnchantments keeps enchantments put in there by the player

  • keepUpgrades keeps the upgrade level

  • keepGemstones keeps the gemstones of the item

  • keepSoulbound keeps the soulbound

  • keepExternalSH, in general, keeps stat modifiers put by GooP MMOItems Stat command.

• Fix stacks keeps all the item's current attributes.

  • Updates to latest lore format (colors).

  • Does not re-roll any stat (for those with spread values)

  • Keeps the item's name.

  • Refreshes lore-format.yml and stats.yml

  • Lore not written into the MMOItem stat is lost.

• Regenerate creates a completely unrelated MMOItem of the same Type and Internal ID.

  • Will re-roll RNG stats.

  • Removes gem-stones (the gem stones will be lost).

  • You may use regenerate with reroll in false, and all keep options, to get the the same effect of fixStacks for most scenarios (internally these two commands act entirely differently).

• Neither of these commands affects vanilla items. They can be safely called on entire inventories.

  • Not that you have an alternative with fixstacks.

    • Use the permission gunging_ootilities_plugin.mmoitems.fixstacking to allow players to call fixstacks.

    • Use the permission gunging_ootilities_plugin.mmoitems.fixstacking.others to allow players to call fixstacks on other player's inventories.

• FixStacks technically never succeeds, effectively not participating in the Chaining Commands system.

• MMOItems does support keeping advanced enchantments ~ thus you may keep them with the aenc keyword.