Byron Pettigrew

The way I can think of implementing this without changing the number of stacks added would be to have the initial effect target its children except for the stacks, as...

Additionally, since stacks are numbered from 1 instead of 2, the only difference would be that the initial stack would have an extra child, as each additional stack is still...

> This _is_ the breaking change, since the automation references length of children. I see your point, I'll try to figure out a solution that isn't as breaking, although to...

Also this change only applies to ieffect2 mind you, legacy ieffects still behave the same, so I imagine there are very few automations that use the property of stacking children...

Ah well I can see how this would certainly be an effort to justify then

Made the changes significantly less, if at all breaking, pretty much just implements the targeting of stack children now.

That would be the one, the creator is the same as LuckPerms, which is one of the more used permission managers, but is also commonly supported with other permission managers.

What do you mean by default implementations? All mods need to provide their own permission nodes as that is how the permissions are differentiated from one another if that's what...

I see what you mean, it seems that the API has been on v0.2 for some time now while continuing to make incremental changes. It seems that they have recently...

I would like to note that the API includes a function that falls back to vanilla operator levels, however if you're planning to not bundle the mod with the API...