📦 CobbleAPI — Patch Notes v1.3.2

🆕 What's New

/tpend — The command is now officially integrated into the API. It allows you to trigger an action at the end of a timeout, ideal for quest systems, waiting, scheduled events, or delayed teleports. Mod Page Editing — Developers can now dynamically edit their mod pages via the API. This includes:

• Updating metadata
• Adjusting public information
• More flexible management of internal mod data

📦 CobbleAPI — Patch Notes v1.3.1

🆕 What's New

✨ Added the /tpend command Allows you to teleport a player at the end of a timeout or specific action. Ideal for quest systems, queues, or safe teleports.

🔧 Improvements

🔗 Updated several internal help links

• The /wiki link now points to the new CobbleStudio documentation.
• Adjusted help messages to reflect recent API changes.

🛠️ Bug Fixes

• ✔️ Minor internal optimizations to improve command stability.
• ✔️ Cleaned up some outdated messages in the help system.

Link modification

• Change of link that redirects to the CobbleStudio wiki🌐

📢 Announcement – ​​New CobblePAI (Command API)

Hey everyone, a big new feature is coming to the server with the addition of CobblePAI, an API that adds tons of useful commands to enhance your gaming experience! 🔧

✨ New Main Commands

• /overworldtp – Quick teleportation to the Overworld.
• /nethertp – Direct teleportation to the Nether.
• XP Commands – Easily remove XP (useful for management or certain events).
• And many other utility commands to make gameplay smoother and more convenient.

🛠️ CobblePAI Goals

• Improve the quality of life for players.
• Facilitate server moderation and management.
• Prepare even more custom features for the future.

📝 Changelog – CobbleApi

Version 1.1.0

✨ What's New

• Added the /givecookie command
• Allows you to give a cookie to a player.
• Accessible to all players (depending on permission settings).
• Added the /xpgive command
• Allows moderators to give experience to a player.
• Command reserved for moderators (specific permissions).

🔧 Improvements

• Optimized the command management system for better stability.