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## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

## 1.2.1 — night skipping is back sleeping could leave the world stuck at night on minecraft 26.1–26.3. the generated overworld datapack was missing `default_clock`; that's fixed now. tested on purpur 26.2: sleeping skipped to morning, and placing blocks at y=2000 still worked. after replacing the jar, start the server once to regenerate the datapack, then restart it again to load the fix.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

# World Height Limit 1.2.0 ### Expanded server support World Height Limit now has server plugin builds for Minecraft **1.17 through 26.3**. Downloads are organized by Minecraft version and server platform, so you can pick the JAR that matches your server. Minecraft **1.20.5–1.20.6** has its own build to handle the changes in those versions. ### Server statistics Added **bStats** integration for anonymous server statistics. Server owners can disable it in `plugins/bStats/config.yml`. ### Before you build higher On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then **fully stop and start it again** to apply the new world height. A full restart is also required after changing the configured height.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - Fabric Beta ### Added - Added Fabric support for Minecraft 1.19.x-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated Fabric servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - Fabric API is required. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - NeoForge Beta ### Added - Added NeoForge support for Minecraft 1.20.2-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated NeoForge servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - NeoForge `20.4+`, `20.6+`, or `21.11+` is required depending on the selected file. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - Fabric Beta ### Added - Added Fabric support for Minecraft 1.19.x-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated Fabric servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - Fabric API is required. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - NeoForge Beta ### Added - Added NeoForge support for Minecraft 1.20.2-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated NeoForge servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - NeoForge `20.4+`, `20.6+`, or `21.11+` is required depending on the selected file. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - Fabric Beta ### Added - Added Fabric support for Minecraft 1.19.x-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated Fabric servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - Fabric API is required. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - NeoForge Beta ### Added - Added NeoForge support for Minecraft 1.20.2-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated NeoForge servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - NeoForge `20.4+`, `20.6+`, or `21.11+` is required depending on the selected file. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.1.1 - Fabric Beta ### Added - Added Fabric support for Minecraft 1.19.x-1.21.x. - Added support for both singleplayer worlds and dedicated Fabric servers. - Added automatic config creation at `config/world-height-limit.json`. - Added automatic datapack generation for the currently loaded world. - Added `/worldheightlimit` commands: - `/worldheightlimit help` - `/worldheightlimit status` - `/worldheightlimit debug` - `/worldheightlimit worlds` - `/worldheightlimit config` - `/worldheightlimit reload` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY>` - `/worldheightlimit set <maxY> confirm` - Added legacy `/highbuildlimit` command alias. ### Safety - Stable height range is limited to Minecraft's validated range: `319-2031`. - Lowering world height requires explicit `confirm`. - Invalid manual config values are rejected and repaired back to defaults. - Datapack files are written only for the currently loaded world. ### Important - Fabric API is required. - A full world/server restart is required after changing height. - Back up your world before first use. - Higher limits than `2031` will require a separate experimental build.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

# WorldHeightLimit v1.1.0 ## Compatibility - Added Bukkit and Spigot support. - Added Folia support across the supported version range. - Paper and Purpur remain supported. - Release files are now split into clear platform groups: - Paper / Purpur / Folia - Spigot / Bukkit ## Commands - Added `/worldheightlimit debug`. - Added `/worldheightlimit worlds`. - The same commands also work through the legacy `/highbuildlimit` alias. - `/worldheightlimit` is now the primary command. ## Diagnostics - `/debug` shows server, plugin, world, height, datapack, dimension, and restriction information. - `/worlds` lists all loaded worlds with their active height ranges. - Status output now includes the generated technical world height. ## Packaging - JAR files now use platform/version-specific names for easier publishing and downloading. - Internal class/package names now match the `WorldHeightLimit` branding. ## Compatibility Notes - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes are unchanged. - Existing `/highbuildlimit` commands still work as aliases. - Existing configs remain compatible.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1 ### Fixed - Fixed the plugin failing to start when `target-max-y` produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as `2010` and `2032` are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured `target-max-y`, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command. ### Changed - Renamed the main command from `/highbuildlimit` to `/worldheightlimit`. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official `WorldHeightLimit` name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility. ### Important A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing `target-max-y`. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1 ### Fixed - Fixed the plugin failing to start when `target-max-y` produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as `2010` and `2032` are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured `target-max-y`, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command. ### Changed - Renamed the main command from `/highbuildlimit` to `/worldheightlimit`. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official `WorldHeightLimit` name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility. ### Important A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing `target-max-y`. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1 ### Fixed - Fixed the plugin failing to start when `target-max-y` produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as `2010` and `2032` are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured `target-max-y`, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command. ### Changed - Renamed the main command from `/highbuildlimit` to `/worldheightlimit`. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official `WorldHeightLimit` name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility. ### Important A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing `target-max-y`. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

## WorldHeightLimit 1.0.1 ### Fixed - Fixed the plugin failing to start when `target-max-y` produced a world height not divisible by 16. - Arbitrary height limits such as `2010` and `2032` are now supported. - Generated datapack height is automatically aligned with Minecraft's 16-block world sections. - Building remains restricted to the exact configured `target-max-y`, even when the technical world height is rounded up. - Added the effective technical world height to the status command. ### Changed - Renamed the main command from `/highbuildlimit` to `/worldheightlimit`. - Updated plugin branding, messages, main class, and internal package to use the official `WorldHeightLimit` name. - Removed obsolete duplicate classes and reduced the JAR size. - Existing `highbuildlimit.*` permission nodes remain unchanged for compatibility. ### Important A full server restart is required after installing the plugin or changing `target-max-y`. On a fresh installation, start the server once to generate the datapack, then fully stop and start it again so Minecraft can load the new world height.

# Initial Release Initial public release of World Height Limit for **Minecraft 1.19.x**. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers. ## Added * Support for **Paper/Purpur 1.21.x** * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * `/highbuildlimit reload` * `/highbuildlimit status` * `/highbuildlimit fill` * `/highbuildlimit platform` ## Notes * World height changes require a **full server restart**. * Existing worlds should be **backed up before first use**. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.

# Initial Release Initial public release of World Height Limit for **Minecraft 1.19.x**. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers. ## Added * Support for **Paper/Purpur 1.20.5-1.20.6** * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * `/highbuildlimit reload` * `/highbuildlimit status` * `/highbuildlimit fill` * `/highbuildlimit platform` ## Notes * World height changes require a **full server restart**. * Existing worlds should be **backed up before first use**. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.

# Initial Release Initial public release of World Height Limit for **Minecraft 1.19.x**. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers. ## Added * Support for **Paper/Purpur 1.20-1.20.4** * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * `/highbuildlimit reload` * `/highbuildlimit status` * `/highbuildlimit fill` * `/highbuildlimit platform` ## Notes * World height changes require a **full server restart**. * Existing worlds should be **backed up before first use**. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.

# Initial Release Initial public release of World Height Limit for **Minecraft 1.19.x**. This build adds configurable high-altitude building support for Paper/Purpur servers. ## Added * Support for **Paper/Purpur 1.19.x** * Automatic version-aware datapack generation * Configurable world build height * Permission-based access above the vanilla build limit * Per-dimension settings for Overworld, Nether, and End * Configurable restrictions for placing, breaking, and bucket use * Configurable permissions and messages * Notification modes: chat, action bar, title, both, or off * Admin commands: * `/highbuildlimit reload` * `/highbuildlimit status` * `/highbuildlimit fill` * `/highbuildlimit platform` ## Notes * World height changes require a **full server restart**. * Existing worlds should be **backed up before first use**. * Make sure this build matches your server's Minecraft version.