Blacksmith

The blacksmith plugin adds a new blacksmith trait to Citizens NPCs. NPCs are able to repair a player's held item for a fee. Costs are highly customizable.

Important changes from the original fork

• The problem with armor being unrepairable because the player would equip it instead has been fixed.
• A lot of configuration value have had their paths altered, so configurations need to be updated.
• By default, natural cost is used. The original fork made it cheaper the more damaged an item is, but natural cost makes the cost increase the more damaged the item is.
• EnchantmentTarget is used instead of a hard-coded list of repairable items
• All settings, both global and for each blacksmith, can be changed using commands, and support tab-completion.
• This plugin is not directly compatible with the original. If you are using the old one, you will need to set it up again!

Required dependencies

• Citizens2
• Vault
• Any Vault-supported Economy plugin

Basic usage

To create a new blacksmith, simply add the blacksmith trait to an NPC by selecting it with /npc select, and then using /trait add Blacksmith (See Citizens' documentation for more details).

To create a new scrapper, simply add the scrapper trait to an NPC by selecting it with /npc select, and then using /trait add Scrapper (See Citizens' documentation for more details).

Right-clicking the NPC will tell you if the currently held item is repairable by the blacksmith / salvageable by the scrapper. If it is, the blacksmith / scrapper should give a price quote. Right-clicking again starts the repair / salvage. The item should be given back or dropped after a random delay according to the set limits.

While costs are always set globally (no blacksmith or scrapper can do the same job for cheaper), the blacksmith / scrapper's messages, cool-down between each reforge / salvage, whether the item is dropped or given, the chance of failing or adding an enchantment, the maximum number of added enchantments, max and min delays, the length of the cool-down and which items the blacksmith is able to reforge / salvage can be changed individually.

Also note: As a change from the original plugin, unless a value for an NPC has been explicitly set for that NPC, it will mirror the values set in config.yml. This also means that configuration values aren't populated automatically in citizen's NPC save file. While you can manually set the values using the same keys as in config.yml, you should use the /blacksmith or /scrapper command when possible.

Special behavior

In addition to just being able to repair items, blacksmiths / scrappers have some random features which can be cool or annoying:

• There is a chance that blacksmiths / scrappers fail to repair an item, leaving it at about the same durability as before (scrappers with extendedSalvageEnabled turned on might cause items in a stack to be lost). Use failReforgeChance to control the chance. Set it to 0 to remove the feature.
• There is a chance a blacksmith may add an enchantment to a reforged item. You can control the probability using extraEnchantmentChance, and set the maximum number of enchantments using maxEnchantments. EnchantmentBlockList can be used to block any enchantments you don't want to randomly grant.

Scrapper basics

A scrapper will produce salvage for a damage-able item by calculating the amount of items returned based on items in the recipe, and the percentage of durability left on the item. To avoid returning relatively worthless items instead of valuable items, ignoredSalvage can be configured. If the item is fully repaired, the worthless items will be returned as well, but otherwise, only the valuable items are considered as possible salvage. A scrapper will by default only salvage damage-able items (same as blacksmiths), but enabling extendedSalvageEnabled for a scrapper will allow it to salvage any crafting table recipe. Note that to salvage for example planks into wood, four wood will be taken.

When an item is salvaged, EXP will be returned based on enchantments on the item.

Commands

Command	Arguments	Description
/blacksmith	<option> [new-value]	Changes a configuration option for the selected blacksmith (use Citizens' /npc select first)
/blacksmithConfig	<reload/option> [new-value]	Changes a default/global blacksmith configuration value
/scrapper	<option> [new-value]	Changes a configuration option for the selected scrapper (use Citizens' /npc select first)
/scrapperConfig	<reload/option> [new-value]	Changes a default/global scrapper configuration value
/preset	<preset>[:filter]	Displays all materials included in the given preset, after applying the filter if set

For /blacksmith, /blacksmithConfig, /scrapper and /scrapperConfig, if a new value isn't specified, a description of the configuration option, and the current value, is displayed instead.

For /blacksmith or /scrapper, using -1 or null as the value will clear a custom value, making the NPC use the default value set in the config instead. Additionally, every value overridden for an NPC will display a marker (default: [NPC]) when displaying the current value.

Note: basePrice, pricePerDurabilityPoint and enchantmentCost can be set like: /blacksmithconfig option 4 or like /blacksmithconfig option material/enchantment 4 depending on whether you are setting the default or an override for a specific material/enchantment. For /blacksmithconfig <basePrice/pricePerDurabilityPoint/enchantmentCost> < material/enchantment>, using -1 or null as the value will clear the cost for the specified material/enchantment, using the default one instead.

basePrice and pricePerDurabilityPoint support using a wildcard "*" to set the price for multiple groups of materials at once. /blacksmithconfig basePrice golden* 43 would set the price of any material starting with "GOLDEN" to 43. You can also set netherite*: 34 directly in the config file to set the price of all netherite materials to 34.

Presets and filters:

Presets are a nice way to make specialized blacksmiths by specifying categories of materials, instead of manually listing every material manually. They can only be used for the reforgeAbleItems option.

Note: All of these can be used when specifying reforge-able items, such as "preset:weapon-smith:bow,preset:armor_smith:gold,PRESET:TOOL_SMITH,shield"

The format of reforge-able items requires each preset/material to be separated by a comma. If specifying a preset instead of a material, start by typing "preset:". Then you can type BLACKSMITH, WEAPON_SMITH, ARMOR_SMITH or TOOL_SMITH. If you want, you can add another colon and one of the filters supported by the preset. For example: "preset:WEAPON_SMITH:BOW" to make the blacksmith only repair bows and crossbows. You can use the same preset several times with different filters. For example: "preset:ARMOR_SMITH:DIAMOND,preset:ARMOR_SMITH:NETHERITE" would allow the blacksmith to repair all diamond and netherite armor.

Presets and filters can also be negated by applying a "-" character in front of the material name. For example, "-SHIELD" would make shields unrepairable, even if included in a listed preset. "preset:WEAPON_SMITH,-SHIELD" would allow the blacksmith to repair any weapon included in the WEAPON_SMITH preset except shields. "preset:BLACKSMITH,-ELYTRA"would allow the blacksmith to repair any repairable item, except elytra. You can also negate entire presets or filters. For example: "preset:blacksmith,-preset:armor-smith:diamond" would allow a blacksmith to repair all items, except diamond armor.

All currently supported presets, and available filters for each preset:

• BLACKSMITH (WEAPON_SMITH + ARMOR_SMITH + TOOL_SMITH)
• WEAPON_SMITH: (RANGED + SWORD + SHIELD)
  • BOW (bows and crossbows)
  • SWORD (swords)
  • RANGED (bows, crossbows and tridents)
• ARMOR_SMITH: (HELMET + BOOTS + LEGGINGS + CHESTPLATE + ELYTRA)
  • LEATHER (all pieces of leather armor)
  • IRON (all pieces of iron armor)
  • CHAINMAIL (all pieces of chainmail armor)
  • GOLD (all pieces of gold armor)
  • DIAMOND (all pieces of diamond armor)
  • NETHERITE (all pieces of netherite armor)
  • HELMET (all helmets)
  • BOOTS (all boots)
  • LEGGINGS (all leggings)
  • CHESTPLATE (all chest-plates)
• TOOL_SMITH: (PICKAXE + AXE + HOE + SHOVEL + MISC)
  • WOOD (all wood tools)
  • STONE (all stone tools)
  • IRON (all iron tools)
  • GOLD (all gold tools)
  • DIAMOND (all diamond tools)
  • NETHERITE (all netherite tools)
  • PICKAXE (all pickaxes)
  • AXE (all axes)
  • HOE (all hoes)
  • SHOVEL (all shovels)
  • MISC (FISHING_ROD + SHEARS + FLINT_AND_STEEL)

Permissions

Permission node	Description
blacksmith.admin	Allows overall blacksmith configuration
blacksmith.edit	Allows changing settings for the selected blacksmith NPC
blacksmith.use	Allows the player to repair items using blacksmiths

Configuration options

Plugin Options

Key	Value type	Description
language	string	The language used for this plugin. Only "en" is supported, unless you add a custom language.

Blacksmith global-only options

Key	Value type	Description
basePrice	positive decimal number	The base price which has to be paid regardless of the durability remaining for an item. Setting this without specifying a material sets the basePrice for any item the basePrice has not been set for. You can use for example "netherite*: 10" to set the value for any material beginning with "netherite".
pricePerDurabilityPoint	positive decimal number	The price added for each durability point present/missing (depends on whether natural cost is set to true or false). Setting this without specifying a material sets the pricePerDurabilityPoint for any item the pricePerDurabilityPoint has not been set for. You can use for example "netherite*: 10" to set the value for any material beginning with "netherite".
enchantmentCost	positive decimal number	The added cost for each level of an enchantment present on the item. The cost can be set for specific enchantments. Not specifying an enchantment sets the value for all enchantments without a set value.
useNaturalCost	true/false	If true, each missing durability will add to the cost (price = basePrice + missingDurability * pricePerDurabilityPoint + enchantmentCost). If false, durability will be used to calculate the cost instead of missingDurability (this was the behavior before natural cost was added).
showExactTime	true/false	If true, blacksmiths will display exact time remaining in minutes and seconds, instead of vague expressions
chippedAnvilReforgingCost	positive decimal number	The price for reforging a chipped anvil (slightly damaged). No other costs apply!
damagedAnvilReforgingCost	positive decimal number	The price for reforging a damaged anvil (very damaged). No other costs apply!

Blacksmith per-npc (with default values set in config.yml)

Configuration values

Key	Value type	Description
dropItem	true/false	Whether the blacksmith should drop the repaired item on the ground (instead of putting it into the player's inventory).
disableCoolDown	true/false	Whether to completely disable the cool-down between repairs.
disableDelay	true/false	Whether to completely disable the delay required to reforge an item.
failReforgeChance	0-100	The chance of the blacksmith failing to repair an item (further damaging it, or just repairing it a bit), and either removing or downgrading all enchantments (if failReforgeRemovesEnchantments is true).
failReforgeRemovesEnchantments	true/false	Whether a failed reforge should remove or downgrade all enchantments on the item.
extraEnchantmentChance	0-100	The chance of the blacksmith adding an enchantment to an item.
maxEnchantments	0-10	The maximum number of different enchantments a blacksmith can add.
maxReforgeWaitTimeSeconds	0-3600	The maximum number of seconds a player needs to wait for an item to be repaired.
minReforgeWaitTimeSeconds	0-3600	The minimum number of seconds a player needs to wait for an item to be repaired.
reforgeCoolDownSeconds	0-3600	The cool-down, in seconds, a player has to wait between each time they use one specific blacksmith.
reforgeAbleItems	DIAMOND_LEGGINGS,GOLD-pickaxe,bow, etc.	Specifies which items this blacksmith is able to reforge. If set to "" or null, all normally repairable items can be repaired. If set to a list of items, only the items specified can be repaired. Some presets have been included for ease of use. Use a preset by specifying "preset:sword-smith" instead of a material such as "gold-pickaxe".
blacksmithTitle	text string	The title displayed as part of the message explaining that a blacksmith doesn't recognize a player's held item
enchantmentBlockList	string list	A string list of all enchantments a blacksmith should not be allowed to add to items.
reforgeAnvils	true/false	Whether to allow the blacksmith to reforge anvils. If enabled, chipped and damaged anvils will be replaced with a normal anvil.

Messages

Message Key	Explanation
busyPlayerMessage	The message displayed when the blacksmith is serving another player
busyReforgeMessage	The message displayed when the blacksmith is busy reforging an item
coolDownUnexpiredMessage	The message displayed when the player has to wait for the cool-down to expire before using the blacksmith again
costMessage	The message displayed when telling a player about the cost of repairing an item
failReforgeMessage	The message displayed when a blacksmith fails to reforge an item
insufficientFundsMessage	The message displayed when a player is unable to pay for reforging an item
invalidItemMessage	The message displayed when a blacksmith is presented an item which it cannot repair
itemChangedMessage	The message displayed when a player changes their item after being shown the repair cost
startReforgeMessage	The message displayed when a blacksmith starts reforging an item
successMessage	The message displayed when a blacksmith successfully repairs an item
notDamagedMessage	The message displayed if a player tries to reforge an item with full durability

Scrapper global-only options

Key	Value type	Description
basePrice	positive decimal number	The cost of using a scrapper
showExactTime	true/false	If true, scrappers will display exact time remaining in minutes and seconds, instead of vague expressions
giveExperience	true/false	If true, each enchantment level on the salvaged item will give one EXP level as salvage
ignoredSalvage	TARGET_MATERIAL:IGNORED_MATERIAL	The items that should be ignored when calculating partial salvage. Because receiving just the sticks when salvaging a diamond pickaxe is kind of sad, this allows specifying for example: *_SHOVEL;*_PICKAXE;*_AXE;*_HOE;*_SWORD:STICK (the default) for ignoring sticks in salvage for shovels, pickaxes, axes, hoes and swords. A : character splits selected items and the ignored salvage. Different item specifications are split by a ; character. Use , to split separate ignored salvages, like: SHIELD:STICK,BOW_STRING

Scrapper per-npc (with default values set in config.yml)

Configuration values

Key	Value type	Description
dropItem	true/false	Whether the scrapper should drop the repaired item on the ground (instead of putting it into the player's inventory).
failSalvageChance	0-100	The chance of the scrapper failing to salvage an item, either further damaging the item, partly repairing the item or causing some items to disappear.
salvageAbleItems	DIAMOND_LEGGINGS,GOLD-pickaxe,bow, etc.	Specifies which items this scrapper is able to salvage. If set to "" or null, all normally repairable items can be salvaged. If set to a list of items, only the items specified can be salvaged. Some presets have been included for ease of use. Use a preset by specifying "preset:sword-smith" instead of a material such as "gold-pickaxe".
maxSalvageWaitTimeSeconds	0-3600	The maximum number of seconds a player needs to wait for an item to be salvaged.
minSalvageWaitTimeSeconds	0-3600	The minimum number of seconds a player needs to wait for an item to be salvaged.
salvageCoolDownSeconds	0-3600	The cool-down, in seconds, a player has to wait between each time they use one specific scrapper.
scrapperTitle	text string	The title displayed as part of the message explaining that a scrapper doesn't recognize a player's held item
extendedSalvageEnabled	true/false	Whether to enable the extended salvage behavior for this scrapper. As long as it is allowed by salvageAbleItems and it can be crafted in a crafting table, it can be salvaged. This includes things like four planks salvaged into wood.

Messages

Message Key	Explanation
busyPlayerMessage	The message displayed when the scrapper is serving another player
busySalvageMessage	The message displayed when the scrapper is busy salvaging an item
coolDownUnexpiredMessage	The message displayed when the player has to wait for the cool-down to expire before using the scrapper again
invalidItemMessage	The message displayed when a scrapper is presented an item which it cannot salvage
tooDamagedForSalvageMessage	The message displayed when a scrapper is presented with an item too damaged to produce salvage.
successSalvagedMessage	The message displayed when a scrapper successfully repairs an item
failSalvageMessage	The message displayed when a scrapper fails to salvage an item
itemChangedMessage	The message displayed when a player changes their item after being shown the salvage cost
startSalvageMessage	The message displayed when a scrapper starts salvaging an item
insufficientFundsMessage	The message displayed when a player is unable to pay for scrapping an item
costMessage	The message displayed when telling a player about the cost of scrapping an item

Language customization

All strings, even time units, are customizable. If you place a strings.yml file in the plugin folder, it will take priority over built-in languages. If you want to change strings, look at Blacksmith/src/main/resources/strings.yml for the proper keys. All strings have the format: ENUM: "Displayed string". The enum must be identical as it defines which string you have changed. All strings belonging to a language are beneath the language code and indented with two spaces.

The easiest way to add a new language is to copy an existing language and paste it into your custom strings.yml and change strings as necessary. If you don't include all strings, the remaining will use the built-in English translation. Remember to change the language code to whichever you use for your custom language.

The interval messages are unique in that if several values are separated by comma (option1,option2,option3), a random message will be chosen each time it's displayed.

License

Blacksmith is licensed under the GNU Public License Version 3.0. This includes every source and resource file. See the HEADER file for a more detailed license description.