ServerBooster v26.1.6

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Item holograms now correctly display custom and renamed items instead of falling back to the base vanilla name.

What's new

• Custom item name support on holograms. Previously, some custom items showed their base name on the merge hologram — for example, a custom "Piña" would display as "Apple x1". Holograms now resolve the item's real name using the full priority order:
  a. Anvil-renamed / plugin display names (already supported)
  b. Custom item names used by modern data-driven items, data packs, and many custom-item plugins (this is the new fix)
  c. Vanilla client-translated name as the fallback (unchanged)
• New config option in config_holo.yml:
  merge:
  hologram:
  use-custom-item-names: true
• Enabled by default. Set it to false if you prefer holograms to always show the plain, client-translated vanilla name. Existing configs receive this option automatically on update — no manual editing required.

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A major update focused on hopper flexibility and a completely rebuilt monitoring dashboard.

Hopper System — Sorter-Compatible Mode

By popular request, HopperOptimizer now supports redstone item sorters.

• New sorter-compatible-mode option in config_hopper_optimizer.yml (default: false). When enabled, hoppers move only one item per transfer cycle, exactly...

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Fix: HopperOptimizer now respects redstone-locked hoppers

With the HopperOptimizer enabled, hoppers powered by redstone were no longer locking as they should. In vanilla Minecraft, a hopper that receives a redstone signal (any strength above 0) becomes locked and stops moving items entirely. The optimizer's transfer system was ignoring this state and continued pushing and pulling items regardless of the redstone signal, which broke item sorters and any contraption that relies on locked hoppers.

This is now fixed. A powered hopper is fully respected:

• Does not push items into the container it faces.
• Does not pull items from the container above it.
• Does not collect items from the ground.

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Fixes in This Patch

1. Hoppers Not Interacting with Composters

With the HopperOptimizer enabled, hoppers stopped working with composters: they would not extract bonemeal from full composters, nor push organic materials into them. Fixed — composter interactions now behave using normal vanilla mechanics.

1. Lower Hopper Could Not Extract From an Upper Hopper (Unless It Faced Downward)

With the HopperOptimizer enabled, a lower hopper could only pu if that upper hopper's spout was pointing downward. If theupper hopper faced sideways, the lower hopper extracted nothing. Fixed — vertically adjacent hoppers now behave like vanilla regardless of the upper hopper's facing direction.

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Bug Fixes

• Fixed Hopper Minecart Compatibility — Hopper minecarts were unable to transfer items into hoppers placed beneath them when the Hopper Optimizer module was enabled. The plugin was incorrectly intercepting and cancelling vanilla transfer events involving minecart entities. Hopper minecarts now transfer
  items correctly using vanilla mechanics.
• Fixed Silent Exception Swallowing — forceOptimize() in EntityOptimizer and chunk unload operations in ChunkOptimizer previously caught and silently
  discarded all exceptions. Errors are now logged at FINE level for debugging without cluttering the console.
• Fixed onDisable() Cleanup — Added HandlerList.unregisterAll() and Bukkit.getScheduler().cancelTasks() as a plugin-level safety net during shutdown. This
  ensures no orphan listeners or scheduled tasks remain if an individual module fails to clean up properly.

This patch delivers a major overhaul to the Web Monitor module, critical security hardening across the entire web stack, and targeted performance fixes identified through a full codebase audit.

Note: The Web Monitor Dashboard is currently in EXPERIMENTAL phase. It is disabled by default and must be manually enabled in web.yml. Features, endpoints, and configuration options may change in future releases without prior notice.


Web Dashboard — Complete Rewrite (EXPERIMENTAL)

• Two-tier data collection system: Fast metrics (TPS, MSPT, memory, players) update every 2 seconds. Heavy data (entity breakdown, chunk hotspots) updates every 10 seconds. This eliminates main thread impact when the dashboard is in use.
• Client-awareness gate: Data collection is completely skipped when no one is viewing the dashboard. Zero overhead when unused.

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This patch delivers a major overhaul to the Web Monitor module, critical security hardening across the entire web stack, and targeted performance fixes identified through a full codebase audit.

Note: The Web Monitor Dashboard is currently in EXPERIMENTAL phase. It is disabled by default and must be manually enabled in web.yml. Features, endpoints, and configuration options may change in future releases without prior notice.


Web Dashboard — Complete Rewrite (EXPERIMENTAL)

• Two-tier data collection system: Fast metrics (TPS, MSPT, memory, players) update every 2 seconds. Heavy data (entity breakdown, chunk hotspots) updates every 10 seconds. This eliminates main thread impact when the dashboard is in use.
• Client-awareness gate: Data collection is completely skipped when no one is viewing the dashboard. Zero overhead when unused.

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ServerBooster v26.1​

Full compatibility update for Minecraft's new year-based versioning, plus major stability, security, and bug fix improvements.

Minecraft 26.1.x Compatibility​

• Full support for the new version scheme — ServerBooster now correctly detects and runs on Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and any future 26.1.x
  hotfix releases.
• Updated NMS resolution — Internal server class lookups now handle Mojang-mapped class names used in 26.1, with automatic fallback for older
  versions.
• Supported version range: 1.17 - 26.1.x — Covers Paper and Spigot from 1.17 through the latest 26.1.x release.

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