Features

Vanilla spawning is cancelled before an entity is ever created.

Named types with their own loot table, experience range, drop chance and icon.

Right-click with a matching spawner, or sneak-click to add a whole stack at once.

Generate only near a player, only while someone is online, or always.

A small permanent bonus per completed cycle, on a curve that gets harder at higher levels. Capped and optional.

At max level, trade level progress for a smaller permanent bonus that stacks with future levels.

A small chance to roll a permanent random trait on placement: bonus loot, bonus XP, or both.

Certain blocks near a spawner grant a loot/XP bonus once the setup has held for several rescans.

Opt-in per world. Natural spawners are converted as their chunks load, not in one disruptive scan.

Different spawner types built close together unlock a shared bonus, like an Undead Crypt or a Nether Forge.

A type can produce more under the right conditions: at night, in the rain, in a biome or in the nether.

A rare drop can be guaranteed after a set number of misses in a row.

Loot can pay the owner directly or run a command, like handing out a crate key.

Any type can set its own cycle time instead of the global one.

Players get a short summary of what their spawners made while they were offline.

A real, paginated GUI, vanilla-style with 64 items per slot.

A configurable default plus any number of custom tiers, re-checked when the owner opens their spawner.

Take one stack, take everything, or sell everything through Vault.

Cycle between default order, highest value first, or any specific stored item.

Per spawner, behind its own permission, so it can be offered as a perk.

Per-unit price and line total for every sale, in chat and in a daily log.

Experience goes straight to the player's XP bar. No bottles, no throwing.

/esp history opens a menu of every recent sale, manual and automatic.

Materials, slots, names, lore and actions are defined in menus/*.yml.

An item that changes material and glows while a boost or enrichment is active.

Green, yellow or red fill placeholders alongside the plain numeric ones.

A native renderer with no dependency, or DecentHolograms / FancyHolograms.

Idle color normally, a brief flash on generation. Only rendered when a player is close enough to see it.

/esp list and /esp near show every spawner, with teleport and storage access.

Loot, experience and rare-loot. Global or per player, temporary or permanent.

Raises drop chance, not amount. A 100% drop is unaffected; a 5% drop becomes meaningfully likelier.

Different sources multiply. Re-applying a source extends it and keeps the higher value.

A ceiling on how far any combination of boosts can push a multiplier.

Loot, icons and prices can use Nexo, Oraxen, ItemsAdder, EcoItems (and other eco plugins), MMOItems, MythicMobs or HeadDatabase items.

The item players place can have your own model, and still places a real spawner.

Enrichment can use Nexo, Oraxen or ItemsAdder blocks, and Nexo furniture.

Optional per-item durability for tool and armor drops.

Every spawner shares one loop, and each tick only touches the spawners that are due. 10,000 spawners on a 20 second cycle is about 25 cycles per tick.

Player positions are read once a few times a second and shared, instead of scanned for every spawner.

Rings and holograms only exist near players. Unloaded chunks are never scanned or loaded.

Stored items are only written when they change, in one batch.

Synchronized state, and every give-then-remove action reserves stock first. Safe across Folia's region threads.

Only the owner, or an admin with the bypass permission, can break or open a spawner.

Share access with /esp trust add, or automatically with island members via SuperiorSkyblock2.

Set elitespawner-place to deny to block spawners in a region where players can still build.

Place, break, stack change, sale and prestige, written asynchronously to a daily file.

/esp debug explains per cycle why a spawner did or didn't generate.

Missing config and language keys are appended automatically, with a backup made first.