SnKits - SnDevelopment

SnKits is a kits plugin for Paper, built to be run from the menus and edited in game. Every kit lives in its own file, every menu is a YAML file you can add to, and nothing about a kit needs a text editor. /kit edit <kit> opens the whole thing.

Features

Edit kits in game. A 6 row grid holds the kit contents at the exact position the preview shows them. Drag items in from your own inventory and close the grid to save.
Kit items keep everything. Items are stored with Bukkit's own serialization, so enchantments, custom names, lore, custom model data, leather colors, skull textures and shulker contents all survive a round trip.
Command items. An item that is never given, but runs commands when the kit is claimed, as the console or as the player. It can have a display item in the preview, or none at all.
Menus are yours. Any file you drop in guis/ becomes a menu you can open by name. Each kit declares four icons, one per state, and the plugin paints the one that matches the viewer.
Multi-claim. A player can own several copies of the same kit, one extra claim each. The amount lives in a permission, so a shop sells a copy with one LuckPerms command.
Auto-claim on join. Hand kits out on first join or on every join, through the same claim path as everything else.
A claim never destroys anything. It does not overwrite worn armor or a held item, and with drop-items-when-full: false it refuses rather than dropping the overflow on the ground.

Optional integrations

PlaceholderAPI: resolves %snkits_*% placeholders anywhere on the server, and lets kit item names and lore render per player. Without it the plugin is fully functional, and its own {cooldown}, {uses_left} and {uses_max} tokens still work inside SnKits menus and messages.

Links

Source and releases: part of the shared Sn-Releases repo

Features

Edit kits in game. A 6 row grid holds the kit contents at the exact position the preview shows them. Drag items in from your own inventory and close the grid to save.

Kit items keep everything. Items are stored with Bukkit's own serialization, so enchantments, custom names, lore, custom model data, leather colors, skull textures and shulker contents all survive a round trip.

Command items. An item that is never given, but runs commands when the kit is claimed, as the console or as the player. It can have a display item in the preview, or none at all.

Menus are yours. Any file you drop in guis/ becomes a menu you can open by name. Each kit declares four icons, one per state, and the plugin paints the one that matches the viewer.

Multi-claim. A player can own several copies of the same kit, one extra claim each. The amount lives in a permission, so a shop sells a copy with one LuckPerms command.

Auto-claim on join. Hand kits out on first join or on every join, through the same claim path as everything else.

A claim never destroys anything. It does not overwrite worn armor or a held item, and with drop-items-when-full: false it refuses rather than dropping the overflow on the ground.