Lock With Password (LWP)

FEATURES

- Lock any container with a password - Secure password hashing and authentication - Change passwords on locked containers - Permission system with granular control - Java and Bedrock player support (Floodgate compatible) - Intuitive dialog UI for password entry - Authorize other players to access your locked containers - Configurable security settings (password length, lockout time, failed attempts) - Persistent lock data with automatic saving - Admin bypass capabilities

SUPPORTED CONTAINERS

Chests, Trapped Chests, Barrels, Shulker Boxes, Hoppers, Furnaces, Blast Furnaces, Smokers, Brewing Stands, Cauldrons, Dispensers, Droppers, and more.

HOW TO USE

LOCK A CONTAINER: 1. Sneak (hold Shift) and right-click on the container you want to lock 2. A dialog will appear asking for a password 3. Enter your password (4-16 characters by default) 4. Confirm the password 5. Container is now locked

CHANGE PASSWORD: 1. Sneak (hold Shift) and right-click on the locked container 2. A dialog will appear asking for the new password 3. Enter your new password 4. Password is updated

REMOVE LOCK: 1. Type /unlock 2. Right-click on the locked container you want to unlock 3. Lock is removed

COMMANDS

/unlock - Remove a lock from a container (then right-click the container)

PERMISSIONS

lwp.use - Use all lock commands (default: true) lwp.use.lock - Lock containers lwp.use.unlock - Unlock containers lwp.use.changepassword - Change container passwords lwp.admin - Bypass all locks and access any container (default: op)

CONFIGURATION

Config file automatically generated at plugins/LockWithPassword/config.yml

Settings: - Minimum password length (default: 4) - Maximum password length (default: 16) - Lockout time after failed attempts (default: 30 seconds) - Maximum failed password attempts (default: 3)

REQUIREMENTS

- Minecraft Paper 1.21.7 or higher - Java 21 or higher - Optional: Floodgate for Bedrock Edition player support