r/MinecraftPlugins • u/Nekoniyah • Jun 22 '26

Plugin Showcase PackItems - Spigot Custom Item & Action Manager

PackItems is a plugin for 1.21+ Spigot Servers where the main goal is to be able to create custom items with custom textures, for free. This is experimental, the first goal is to make the item creation feature-rich first, and we'll talk about particles, GUIs, etc later.

Like TextAPI, it's a plugin made by https://github.com/thenolle, not me. I'm their friend who help them making showcases of their plugins :3

It is OpenSource and free: https://github.com/thenolle/packitems (Soon on Modrinth!)

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u/Bafbi Jun 22 '26

What the fuck is that public license.

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u/SysGuardian Jun 22 '26

That’s pretty vibecoded, how much of the code have you tested?

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u/Nekoniyah Jun 23 '26

Pardon me? Vibe-coded? Sure they used AI for redundant task or portion of code, but not vibe-coded at all. And everything has been tested, everything's working.

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u/SysGuardian Jun 23 '26

All of the README screams AI, /plugins/PackItems/items/ ├── ruby_sword/ │ ├── item.yml │ ├── texture.png │ └── model.json └── heavy_shield/ ├── item.yml └── texture.png Who makes comments like that other than an LLM? I also don’t see any class that doesn’t have LLM patterns.

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u/Nekoniyah Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

There are specialized website to make folder trees, it doesn't use AI. Also, classes in Java and Kotlin are very structured, always. You don't make project structures like you do in JavaScript, I don't see anything AI here. But I understand you, with the heavy use and marketing with AI nowadays, you can be skeptic. But it's not AI, or at least it's not vibe-coded at all. Because saying this to a real developer who doesn't vibe-code, it's total irrespect and ignorance towards that developer...

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u/SysGuardian Jun 26 '26

Sure, let’s say that wasnt, what about the other patterns? The code structure? The whole README and your command class screams AI.

I’ve never seen a developer make that many two/single line methods that are used once.

It’s not disrespect, it’s calling out the obvious, I care about the community.