• Right-clicking a pouch now opens it properly again
• Nexo pouches work end-to-end (ItemsAdder uses the same path but hasn't been tested recently, feedback welcome)
• Custom-textured heads render correctly, and a bad texture now reports the problem in console instead of silently showing a blank head
• Skull pouches keep their name and lore
• Faster startup
• Shift-clicking a stack of pouches now uses the whole stack, not just one
• All nine effect types now work (PARTICLE_SPIRAL, PARTICLE_VORTEX, SOUND_WAVE, RAINBOW_BURST, GUARDIAN_BEAM, and ENDER_SIGNAL previously did nothing)
• The example enchanted book, sword, and elytra rewards work again on modern versions
• /dp give <player> <pouch> <amount> works again
• Particles and enchantments render cleanly on 1.21

• Hex colors and gradients now work everywhere text is displayed, holograms, titles, action bars, and broadcasts
• /dp give now confirms what it gave you, rejects silly amounts, and tab-completes players, pouch IDs, and amounts
• Command aliases: /dp and /pouches
• Sound names in your config keep working exactly as before
• Smaller jar (1.1 MB, down from 3.6 MB)

• If you copied the old skull_pouch or pumpkin_skull example, its skull-texture value needs replacing, copy a fresh one from minecraft-heads.com, or take the updated ones from the new pouches.yml
• Any reward command using the old {Enchantments:[...]} or {StoredEnchantments:[...]} item NBT needs converting to data components, e.g. minecraft:enchanted_book[stored_enchantments={"minecraft:fortune":2}]. The shipped examples are already updated
• Prefix those with minecraft:give rather than give so Essentials doesn't intercept them

Fixes

• Resolved an issue where animations would cancel when a pouch was opened.

Improvements

• Enhanced error handling: misconfigured commands or configs now trigger clear warnings.

New Features

• Introduced an upgraded GUI that provides detailed pouch information, including:
  • Rewards
  • Animation type
  • Animation speed
  • And more
• Added support for Model Data! You can now use a resource pack for the pouches