MySilkSpawners
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MySilkSpawners

Take your spawners wherever you want. Enchant your pickaxe, mine any spawner without destroying it, and rebuild it somewhere else, with cost and drop chance fully tailored to your needs.

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📖About MySilkSpawners

🪺 MySilkSpawners

Mine any spawner and receive it as an item, preserving the mob type!
Highly configurable and designed for survival, SkyBlock, and RPG servers.
Includes an economy system, custom enchantment, and full per-mob permission control.

Custom enchantment?

Use /myss enchant or get a book with /myss givebook to apply Silk Spawners to your pickaxe and mine spawners.

Just want vanilla Silk Touch?

Set requirement: vanilla in the config and you're good to go — no extra enchantments needed.

⚙️ Main Configuration

mining:
  requirement: custom   # custom / vanilla / -1 (no requirement)
  cost-type: vault      # vault / xp / -1 (no cost)
  cost-amount: 5000
  drop-chance: 75       # % drop probability, -1 = always
  tool-durability-damage: -1  # % durability lost, -1 = vanilla
particles:
  effect: PORTAL
  amount: 30
mobs-ai: true

🔧 Commands

Command Permission Description
/myss give <mob> [amount] [player] MySS.cmd.give Gives a spawner
/myss enchant MySS.cmd.enchant Applies Silk Spawners to the pickaxe in hand
/myss givebook [player] [amount] MySS.cmd.givebook Gives an enchantment book
/myss fix MySS.cmd.fix Converts a vanilla spawner in hand to a managed one
/myss set MySS.cmd.set Marks the spawner you're looking at as managed
/myss info MySS.cmd.info Shows information about the spawner you're looking at
/myss clear <radius> MySS.cmd.clear Removes spawners within a radius
/myss reload MySS.cmd.reload Hot-reloads the configuration

🔑 Permissions

Permission Description Default
MySS.admin Full access + bypasses OP
MySS.mine.* Mine any mob type true
MySS.mine.<mob> Mine a specific mob -
MySS.bypass.cost No economy/XP cost false
MySS.bypass.percentage Always 100% drop rate false