BlackLightning

Thanks for the report! I've released the v1.6.2 update to resolve this.

Yes, those things are all possible with this plugin. Here's an example of the highlighted parts of the config that you would need to change. ... "Player bag limits": { "Default limits": { "Max total bags": 0, "Max bags by category name": {} } }, ... "Backpack bag limits": { "Default limits": { "Max total bags": 0, "Max bags by category name": {} } }, ... "Default container bag limits": { "Default limits": { "Max total bags": 3, "Max bags by category name": { "generic": 1, "armor_clothing": 1, "food_medical": 1, "items_construction": 1, "resources_components": 1, "weapons_tools": 1 } }, "Bag limits by permission": [ { "Permission suffix": "vip", "Max total bags": 6, "Max bags by category name": { "generic": 1, "armor_clothing": 1, "food_medical": 1, "items_construction": 1, "resources_components": 1, "weapons_tools": 1 } } ] }, This example will allow all storage containers to store up to 3 total bags, but at most one bag of each category (regardless of size). Containers placed by players with the bagofholding.limit.container.vip permission will be able to hold up to 6 bags, but still at most one of each category. Note there are currently some limitations which might be applicable to your use case. You cannot limit bags by bag type, only by bag category. For example, the Small Generic Bag and Medium Generic Bag are different bag types but in the same category called "generic", so if the "generic" bag limit is set to 1 in a given container, it can't store both those bags at once, even if the total bag limit for the container is higher. If you want a precise limit of 1 Small Generic Bag and 1 Medium Generic bag, there is no way to define that precise combination. I could potentially extend the plugin in the future to allow limiting specific bag types, if there is sufficient justification. Bag limits inside other bags is not subject to permission. You can control how many bags can be stored in a container, with different limits according to permission, but you cannot control what happens inside those bags according to permission (you can control it, but it's a global setting for that bag type).

There must be something wrong on your side. I can't reproduce that problem.

Nobody has reported any problems.

That error was caused by the Rust update. The plugin was updated. Install the latest version.

I'm not able to reproduce that issue. I just tested with the minicopter. Both the pilot permission and owner permissions worked as expected. Perhaps you are using the owner permission and the plugin you were using to grant ownership is having a problem.

I'm planning to add support for this in the next few days.

Not really. That feature was considered during initial development of this plugin, because the Backpacks plugin on uMod has a similar feature, but ultimately it was deemed too complex and not a good fit for this type of plugin. The biggest capability difference between this plugin and Backpacks is that players must "earn" the capacity by acquiring the bags. If a player loses their bags for any reason, not only are the contents of those bags lost, but the capacity is also lost. If you want to allow players to keep the bags and their contents on death, that would be in scope for the Restore Upon Death plugin to solve. At this time, that plugin doesn't discriminate about which items are retained, but it could be updated to allow the server owner to configure which types of items are kept vs lost, in order to keep Bag of Holding bags (and their contents) on death. Another way to achieve this would be to use the Backpacks plugin with keep-on-death enabled, and only allow backpacks to hold Bag of Holding bags. As a result, players could place Bag of Holding bags inside their Backpack to protect them (and their contents) from dropping on death. If you want to allow players to keep only the bags themselves on death (not the contents of the bags), there is no solution at this time. One reason we didn't try to solve that problem is that it's not clear where the bag contents would go. Depending on how many items were inside the bags, the player's corpse may not have sufficient inventory space to hold all the items. We considered the possibility of creating a "corpse" bag, which is basically read-only bag that would replace the original bag on the player corpse, allowing the player to retrieve the bag contents, but the player would not be permitted to move the corpse bag or add items to it to prevent abuse or bag duplication. We could possibly revisit that idea in the future.