Add an API to remove a player's item cooldown#7006
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dktapps merged 1 commit intopmmp:minor-nextfrom Mar 19, 2026
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Also, thoughts on adding a |
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Code looks OK but I don't know if this will actually work. Needs playtesting |
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Ok, I added tests to the original post. |
Any news about that ? I think it is a good idea |
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Currently, plugins cannot remove a player's server-side item cooldown. The only publicly available API is
Player->resetItemCooldown(Item $item, ?int $ticks = null), which intentionally only supports cooldown values greater than 0.Changes
API changes
public Player->removeItemCooldown(Item $item) : void- removes the player's cooldown time for the given itemTests
This testing plugin removes the cooldown on ender pearls and goat horns after 10 and 40 ticks respectively.
Video: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0f716c52-1369-486b-8062-902f97504a24