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Debuggy 1.1

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Introduction

Debuggy is a powerful Minecraft plugin designed to inspect the internal data stored in the PersistentDataContainer of blocks, entities, and items. Its main goal is to provide server administrators and developers with an intuitive debugging tool to analyze and troubleshoot in real time.

Installation

To install Debuggy, follow these steps:

  1. Download the latest .jar file of the plugin.
  2. Place the file into the plugins folder on your Minecraft server.
  3. Restart or reload your server.

Configuration

Actually, Debuggy do not have any configuration file.

Commands

Debuggy provides a primary command for data inspection:

  1. /debuggy inspect <item | block | entity | player>

This command allows you to:

 

Inspect the item in the player's hand.

Examine the block the player is targeting.

View details of the entity the player is looking at.

Features

Detailed Data Inspection: View the internal data of items, blocks, and entities.

User-Friendly Interface: Simple, intuitive commands designed for ease of use.

Wide Compatibility: Compatible with Minecraft 1.13 and later versions.

Regular Updates: Continuous improvements and new features based on user feedback.

FAQ

Q: Which Minecraft versions are compatible with Debuggy?

A: Debuggy supports Minecraft 1.13 and later.

 

Q: Is Debuggy open-source?

A: No, Debuggy is closed-source software.

 

Q: How can I get support if I encounter issues?

A: You can contact the developer via Discord at darkbladedev.

 

License

Debuggy is exclusively available for users who purchase a valid license. Unauthorized redistribution or use is strictly prohibited, as Debuggy is closed-source software. Please refer to the License Agreement for full details.

 

Support & Contact

For support, suggestions, or inquiries, please contact the developer on Discord: darkbladedev.

 

Note: This wiki will be updated as new features are introduced or changes are made to Debuggy. Stay tuned for updates!

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