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HoneyGuard

by Elgenzay · for Minecraft

Extends honeycombs to make blocks noninteractive with optional fire spread prevention.

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24 mo agoLast updated
MIT-0License
PaperLoaders

About HoneyGuard

From Hangar

Extends honeycombs to make blocks noninteractive with optional fire spread prevention.

HoneyGuard

HoneyGuard extends the functionality of honeycombs, allowing them to be used to protect a configurable set of blocks from interaction (but not destruction!), ideal for securing decorative elements like trapdoors or levers, or to prevent accidental modifications such as the stripping of logs.

While waxed blocks are protected from interaction, they can still be destroyed in the usual way and will drop a honeycomb upon destruction.

Features

  • Interaction Protection: Protect blocks from being interacted with (e.g., trapdoors, levers) while still allowing them to be destroyed normally.
  • Fire Protection:
  • Prevents fire from spreading to waxed blocks.
  • Allows fire to burn indefinitely on waxed blocks without destroying them.
  • Togglable in config.yml, enabled by default.
  • Chance Blocks:
  • Some blocks have a probabilistic interaction with honeycombs to reduce costs:
  • A configurable percentage chance of consuming a honeycomb upon waxing.
  • A configurable percentage chance of dropping a honeycomb when destroyed.
  • Chance blocks are specified in config.yml

Commands

  • /honeyguard help - Displays help information, including the current chance block percentage configurations and fire protection information, if enabled.
  • /honeyguard standardblocks - Lists blocks that require one honeycomb to wax and guarantee one honeycomb drop upon destruction.
  • /honeyguard chanceblocks - Lists blocks that operate on a chance basis.

Usage

  • To wax a block: Right-click it with a honeycomb.
  • To unwax a block: Break it.
  • To display particles on waxed blocks: Hold a honeycomb in your main hand.
  • To check if a block is standard or chance-based: Left-click the block with a honeycomb.

Installation

  1. Download the HoneyGuard.jar file.
  2. Place it into your server's plugins directory.
  3. Restart or reload the server.

Configuration

After the first run, edit the config.yml file in the plugins/HoneyGuard directory to adjust settings like fire protection and the chance percentages for honeycomb consumption and drop. Restart or reload the server for changes to take effect.

Highlights

From source data

Game versions

Supports 2 Minecraft versions, the newest being 1.21.1.

Loaders

Runs on Paper.

Footprint

Rated a light load on a server.

What kind of mod it is

From the catalog
Listed on Hangar as “Plugins”

Building & decoration

Blocks, furniture, decorations and building tools.

Runs on your server

From source side support

Hangar lists HoneyGuard as required on the server. Check its Hangar page to see whether players need it too.

Compatibility

Game
Minecraft
Loaders
Paper
Runs on
Serverrequired on the server
Game versions
1.21.1 and 1 earlier
Requires
One-click install needs a Paper server.

Verified at the source

  • ✓HangarOfficial listing, checked 2026-10-01Open ↗
  • ✓AuthorElgenzay, as published on Hangar
  • ✓LicenseMIT-0Free

HoneyGuard, answered

Generated from the mod’s own source data.

Do my players need to install HoneyGuard?

Hangar lists HoneyGuard as required on the server. Check its Hangar page to see whether players need it too.

Which loaders does it support?

Paper.

Is it free?

Yes. HoneyGuard is free to download from Hangar. Its license is MIT-0.

How do I add it to my Nxeon server?

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