Backpacks
Backpacks
What is it?
Backpacks is a plugin that provides each player with a backpack in which they can store items. You can configure how much space each player's backpack has, as well as other aspects of the backpack, using permissions (see below). I have recently added SQL support that enables the backpacks to work cross-server if you use servers linked by bungeecord, lilypad etc. A recent addition to the plugin is that if a player with a backpack has a full inventory and they pickup an item, it goes into their backpack.
Permissions
backpack.1 Sets the backpack to the size: 9x1
backpack.2 Sets the backpack to the size: 9x2
backpack.3 Sets the backpack to the size: 9x3
backpack.4 Sets the backpack to the size: 9x4
backpack.5 Sets the backpack to the size: 9x5
backpack.6 Sets the backpack to the size: 9x6
backpack.keepOnDeath Allows players to bypass the config value for dropping items on death.
Commands
User Commands
/backpack Opens the backpack you have permission for!
Admin (OP) Commands
/backpack [Player name] Opens a player's backpack.
Configuration
Drop-On-Death
If this is set to true the content of the players backpack will drop on death. If the player had the permission 'backpack.keepOnDeath', this would not affect them.
Title
This is the title on the top of each backpack. On the example backpack it is "Your Backpack". You can set a title for each size of backpack (1 to 6).
DisabledWorlds
Here you can define the worlds in which players cannot open their backpacks incase you have, for example, a creative world.

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Posted Dec 16, 2013@Bjarnootjuh
No sorry, due to the really messy way I previously did it, it's not possible for them to be converted :(
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Posted Dec 15, 2013It isn't compatible with the old version of MCPacks, all backpacks are gone, is there a possibility to fix this? Still have a backup, so :P
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Posted Dec 15, 2013Also, maybe add permissions to:
P.S. Have it back compatibility with 1.6.4?
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Posted Dec 15, 2013:)
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Posted Dec 15, 2013@rb2750
thanks, btw curiosity how come you don't name it backpacks instead of mcpacks in game?
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Posted Dec 15, 2013@lst96
ah oops.. forgot to add 6, going to fix it now :)
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Posted Dec 14, 2013@rb2750
Is backpack 9x6 no longer available? Backpack seem to only go to 9x5 now.
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Posted Dec 14, 2013Alright guys, fixed all the bugs I could find :)
Change log:
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Posted Dec 14, 2013@LHammonds
Alright, thanks so much for looking into this! I'll go straight to fixing it now :)
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Posted Dec 11, 2013When a permission is inherited, it only uses the inherited trait..
The backpack.1 overrides backpack.2
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Posted Dec 11, 2013I have performed a few brief tests of Backpack 3.0 with CraftBukkit 1.7.2-R0.1 Build 2952 with Java 1.7.0_45 and PermissionsEx 1.20.4
I stopped testing after once I ran into issues with permissions. If these are confirmed to be issues and later resolved, I will continue my tests on custom items and usage under different scenarios/items.
Observation/Suggestion: The config folder is "MCPacks" and the jar and page title is "Backpacks." It seems the best name for the config folder would be "backpacks" as well as the internal name reference noted in the server's log.
Observation: The "PerWorld" option is no longer available in the config. Will it be added in the future?
Upon conclusion of every test, the config is reverted back to default.
Test #1 - Load plugin, check for errors/warnings:
Test #1 Result: Passed
Test #2 - Try /backpack without permissions:
Test #2 Result: Passed
Test #3 - Add backpack.6 permission
Test #3 Result: Failed. Backpack opened but only showed 1 row.
Test #4 - Add backpack.5 permission
Test #4 Result: Passed.
Test #5 - Add backpack.4, observe and then reduce to .3 and observe
Test #5 Result: Failed. It seems that once a backpack size is given, it cannot be reduced.
Test #6 - Add backpack.1, observe and then increase to .2 and observe
Test #6 Result: Failed. It seems that once a backpack size is given, it cannot be increased.
Observation/Suggestion: If there is worry about what to do with item in a row that is no longer accessible, simply leave it there so that if in the future permission is given again, that row becomes unlocked and all the items in it are once again available.
Thanks,
LHammonds
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Posted Dec 10, 2013Backpack permissions don't seem to work. /backpack opens the 9x5 no matter what permission you have or if you have one at all.
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Posted Dec 10, 2013@13Nick13nick1313
Never heard of that server. I would agree that I do work for a server called 'DanCraft' and that does not make a difference on what happens online with all these plugins. People can use this plugin if they want, because it works right now, doesn't it. So even if I didn't update it in future, it wouldn't make a difference to whether or not it works now.
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Posted Dec 10, 2013@rb2750
That's complete bs. I saw you on LavaCraft (I think that's the name) on a daily basis coding plugins for them.
I still highly recommend that people do NOT use this plugin.
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Posted Dec 9, 2013@13Nick13nick1313
This is actually quite false, I previously had many family problems, and therefore could not update the plugin and I was also not sure I wanted to continue because I found coding hard. I am now VERY good at coding and if any of you would like me to make another plugin for bukkit, I would be happy to do so, and if I like the idea I would finish and upload it to bukkit ASAP :)
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Posted Dec 9, 2013Do NOT download this plugin. The developer is teerrible and will quit on the plugin in a few weeks, his done this numerous times and I don't know how he's getting away with it.
Save yourself the time and just use one of the well functioning backpack plugins out there.
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Posted Dec 6, 2013@lst96
Sorry about this, they reaccepted the page, then for some reason it deleted all the files. I have reuploaded the file, and it should be accepted soon!
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Posted Dec 5, 2013Where files go?
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Posted Dec 4, 2013@LordKainzo
I have made it save using a modern, bukkit suggested method, I previously was very new to java, but I'm now a very experienced coder and I've completely rewritten the plugin to fix all the dupes.
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Posted Dec 2, 2013How did you overcome the dupes? The other backpack plugins had to use some pretty heavy hitting things performance wise to check items on close/disconnect, etc.