config.yml

Every setting in plugins/LodeItems/config.yml.

Your content lives in items/. config.yml only holds server-wide settings.

config.yml is read when the server starts. Restart the server after changing it. /lodeitems reload re-reads items/, not this file.

pack

See Resource pack for how these fit together.

Setting	Default	Does
pack.required	false	Disconnects players who decline the pack.
pack.prompt	"<gray>This server uses custom items..."	The message on the pack screen. MiniMessage.
pack.host.enabled	true	Serves the pack from LodeItems’ built-in web server.
pack.host.port	8163	Its port. Must be reachable from the internet.
pack.host.public-address	""	The address players download from. Empty means the address they joined with.
pack.url	""	Your own download URL. Only used when host.enabled is false.
pack.s3.*	off	Upload to S3 or a compatible service. See S3.
pack.merge	[]	Other packs to merge in: folders or zips, relative to plugins/.
pack.optional	{}	Packs players can turn on and off with /packs.

items

Setting	Default	Does
items.update	true	Rebuilds players’ copies of an item when its config changes. See Keeping items up to date.

armor

Setting	Default	Does
armor.3d-distance	48	3D armour is drawn in 3D up to this many blocks away; beyond it, it is worn flat.

blocks

Setting	Default	Does
blocks.slots	1000	Solid custom block states the server reserves at startup.
blocks.transparent-slots	200	The same for see-through blocks.
blocks.passable-slots	100	The same for walk-through blocks.
blocks.sounds	true	Plays the right sounds for custom blocks (see below).

Never lower a slot count below what you use: placed blocks in the removed slots disappear. See How many blocks.

blocks.sounds: solid custom blocks look like note blocks or mushroom blocks to players’ games, which would play wood sounds for them. With this on, the pack silences wood sounds and the server plays every wood sound itself, plus each custom block’s own sounds:. Players hear the same as in vanilla.

elements

Settings for elements such as props. Servers set up before the rename have this section as furniture:, which still works.

Setting	Default	Does
elements.preview	true	Shows a see-through copy where a prop would go while sneaking with it: green if it fits, red if not. Only that player sees it. A prop can turn it off for itself with preview: false.
elements.preview-opacity	0.5	How see-through the preview is: 1 is solid.
elements.culling.enabled	true	Hides elements players can’t see because walls are in the way, so their game doesn’t draw them.
elements.culling.interval	5t	How often that is checked.
elements.culling.max-distance	96	How far away elements are checked.
elements.culling.always-visible	6	Elements closer than this many blocks are never hidden.
elements.culling.margin	1.5	An element counts as visible once the space this many blocks around it is.
elements.culling.hide-after	6	Checks in a row an element has to be out of sight before it’s hidden.

Culling errs towards showing elements: it also looks from where the player is heading, so pieces don’t pop into view as players walk around corners.