FREE Oraxen - Custom Items, Blocks, Furniture, Resource Packs and GUI 1.219.0-community.1

Oraxen — Custom Items, Blocks, Furniture & Resource Packs​

Build a custom Minecraft experience with items, armor, furniture, blocks, glyphs, menus, paintings and music. Oraxen connects your YAML configuration and artwork to in-game content, generates the resource pack, and delivers it to players using a standard Java client.
Version 1.219.0 Community includes the complete editable source project, default assets and a repeatable build workflow alongside the ready-to-install plugin.

Custom items and equipment​

Create swords, bows, shields, tools, food, decorative items and other equipment. Define names, lore, models, textures, durability and supported item components. Configure item mechanics and actions to give your content behavior as well as an appearance. Browse your items in the built-in graphical inventory and use the administrative give, take and reload commands.

Armor and wearable content​

Build themed equipment sets and wearable items using the supported equipment models and textures. Included examples provide a starting point for your own content. The release uses the current equipment workflow; older shader-based armor configurations require migration.

Custom blocks​

Define decorative blocks, ores, plants and supported shaped blocks, with configurable sounds, placement rules, drops and light. Different block implementations serve different shapes and mechanics. The defaults include ores, vegetation and decorative examples; replace or extend their YAML and textures to match your server.

Furniture and decorations​

Place modeled furniture such as chairs, tables, shelves and carts. Configure display entities or other supported entity representations, hitboxes, barriers, seats, rotation, placement limits and drops. Furniture integrates with the item registry and generated resource pack so administrators can manage content from one configuration system.

Glyphs, interfaces and menus​

Use custom font glyphs for icons, interface elements, chat decoration and supported animated glyphs. Combine font assets with inventory textures to create themed interfaces. Oraxen supplies an item browser and recipe interfaces, while its APIs let other plugins use the same item, block, furniture and glyph definitions.

Paintings and music​

Add custom painting artwork and custom music-disc content on supported Minecraft versions. Registry-based content and resource-pack assets work together; use the documented formats and reload behavior for the server version you deploy.

Resource-pack generation and delivery​

Oraxen generates its resource pack from your assets and configuration, checks models and textures, and supports configured upload or self-hosted delivery. Players accept the pack in their Java client. Configure the hosting address for your own server and make it reachable to players; a loopback address is only appropriate for local testing.
Brand the experience with your own menu and font artwork, or start from the included examples.

Recipes and gameplay mechanics​

Configure crafting, cooking, campfire and stonecutting recipes, plus the workstation support introduced in 1.219.0 for smithing tables, cauldrons, anvils and grindstones. This version also includes recipe-book grouping, backpack item restrictions and more specific Silk Touch drop rules. Optional integrations require their corresponding plugins; install only those you use.

Installation​

1. Back up your server, existing Oraxen configuration, resource pack and world.
2. Extract the download and put oraxen-1.219.0-community.1.jar in the server's plugins folder. Keep only one Oraxen JAR.
3. Start the server with the Java version required by your Paper release. Allow the first-run dependency downloads and configuration generation.
4. Review Oraxen's settings, pack hosting and Paper block-update settings. Restart if the startup log requests it.
5. Join with a compatible Java client, accept the pack, and open /oraxen inventory. Edit the supplied YAML/assets to build your own content.

Compatibility and validation​

Upstream targets Paper and Folia across Minecraft 1.20.1–26.2. This community release is checked on Paper 26.2 with Java 25 and a graphical Minecraft Java 26.2 client. The download includes a validation report with the automated tests, gameplay checks and remaining integration limits. Compatibility with every optional third-party plugin or custom configuration is not implied by these checks.

Included in the download​

• Ready-to-install community plugin JAR.
• Full editable source archive with the restored default assets.
• Gradle wrapper, source-patch build helper, decompilation helper and artifact checker.
• Recovery comparison, validation report, checksums and attribution notices.

Developers: edit the Java sources and assets, run the included build workflow, and produce a fresh JAR. The project compiles its complete implementation from source.
Oraxen configuration documentation · Upstream 1.219.0 changelog

Hey,

Here is a quick fix for the jar file so it includes the missing resources.

Best,
Thomas

Hey,

Last update introduced a breaking change in the way blocks are handled in Oraxen (a single block mechanic in mechanics.yml). Unfortunately there was a bug in the config migration which could cause blocks to not render properly using older configurations.

This update fixes it, thanks to Jan for his reactivity

Have fun.
Thomas

Hi everyone,

This update brings multi-character glyphs, multi-hitbox/seat/light furniture, several new commands and a long list of fixes across pack generation, furniture, glyphs and backpacks. Docs updated at https://docs.oraxen.com/

Features:

• Multi-character glyphs end-to-end, with hover/copy on glyph tags and automatic chars: → char: migration
• Multiple furniture hitboxes via the new hitboxes list, each rotated and tracked as its own Interaction entity
• Multiple furniture seats with rotation-aware placement and nearest-seat selection
• Multiple furniture lights via the new lights list
• Configurable backpack visibility while swimming and gliding
• Case-insensitive config sections and Material values across all parsers
• prevent_renaming option on misc items to block anvil renames while allowing repair and enchant
• Pack.generation.disable_mcmeta_generation setting to fully own pack.mcmeta yourself
• CustomArmor.auto_select_type toggle
• Imported pack.mcmeta overlay entries are now merged into Oraxen's pack
• New /oraxen remove-branding and /oraxen remove-defaults commands with confirmation
• Typed reload feedback: Successfully reloaded <type>.

Fixes:

• Fixed the LinkageError crash on /oraxen inventory and title rendering, by switching to JSON-based PacketEvents wrappers
• Fixed backpack detachment when another player mounts the owner
• Fixed custom block hardness desync that left blocks invisible after breaking
• Fixed staged furniture plant growth and bonemeal handling
• Fixed ItemBuilder.build() leaking a shared mutable ItemStack for unstackable items
• Fixed soulbound duplication with keepInventory-style death plugins
• Fixed glyph shadow colors from MiniMessage tags and appearance.shadow_color
• Fixed /oraxen recipes show all pagination arrows showing a stack count
• Fixed datapack output path on Paper 26.1+
• Default text-effects encoding switched from deprecated alpha_lsb to effect_font
• Language-file migration for the new <reloaded> placeholder
• Anvil prevent_renaming no longer blocks repair/enchant on named items
• Whitespace-tolerant furniture parsers, confirmation prompts on destructive commands, dedup of pack.mcmeta overlay merges, gated backpack mount-packet storm, and tightened OS.java macOS parsing

A big thanks to Jan for his impressive amount of careful effort. If you hit any issue, please let me know.

Best,
Thomas