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3.23.0 — Decoration items can show their own name and lore

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What's new in 3.23.0

Decoration items can now show their own name and lore

Decorative (non-tradable) items placed in a shop were always forced to a blank display name, with attributes, enchantments and any additional tooltip info hidden. That is still the default, but it is no longer the only option.

How to use it: place a decoration the usual way (in shop edit mode, left-click an empty slot, then right-click an item in your own inventory), then left-click that decoration to toggle between:

  • Hidden (default) — blank name, no tooltip info. Exactly the old look.
  • Shown — the item's real display name, lore, enchantments, attributes, potion effects and other NBT tooltip info are displayed normally.

The item's admin tooltip carries a hint line telling you which click toggles it, so it is discoverable in-game without reading docs.

The setting is stored per shop slot as showMeta in the shop's yml file. It is absent by default, so every existing shop keeps its current appearance after updating — nothing to migrate.

Bug fix: decoration items lost their metadata on shop rotation

Found while building the above. When a shop rotated, decoration entries were restored from the rotation data using only their material, silently dropping the saved item metadata. Any decoration with a custom name, custom lore or a specific potion type reverted to a plain vanilla item on every rotation. Metadata is now restored correctly, and the new name/lore setting survives rotations too.

Other

  • New translation strings added to both the built-in ko-KR and en-US language tables.
  • Filling a shop slot with a new item now clears the previous occupant's decoration display setting, so it can't be inherited unexpectedly.

Compatibility

Same as 3.22.0 — Paper, Purpur and Folia on Minecraft 26.2. No config changes required; drop in the new jar and restart.

Not verified in-game: this release was built and unit-tested on JDK 25, but the toggle click and the two tooltip appearances were not exercised with a Minecraft client.

Full Changelog: 3.22.0...3.23.0

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