[Request] SkyGrid - ChestShop plugin config.yml: TURN_OFF_HOPPER_PROTECTION set to true

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  1. hipp013

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    I am trying to help someone build a fully-automated iron farm, and the problem is I cannot filter out the poppies from the chest if there is a ChestShop sign on it. I've managed this plugin before; I know there is a setting in the plugin's configuration file that allows you to bypass this protection, which I believe to be reasonable because we have ProtectionStones. Basically, setting TURN_OFF_HOPPER_PROTECTION from "false" to "true" would enable users to create filters, separate items from ChestShops, and potentially automatically dispose of junk.

    In my specific example, I am building an iron farm, however iron farms also produce a lot of poppies as junk, and they continuously take up space in the chest. I've built a filter system to fix this, however because the chests are ChestShops, we cannot hop the poppies out of the chests.

    Please let me know whether or not this would be feasible. I understand Sway or anyone with access to the plugin files would have to be the ones to do this, so please let me know! Thank you!

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    Also, this is obviously in place because people could potentially put hoppers under other people's ChestShops and take the items. It's a safe assumption that this won't be an issue because, like I said, we have the ProtectionStones plugin, which would not allow unauthorized users to place said hoppers and therefore prevent them from siphoning materials from other people's chests. Please let me know of any other issues this might cause. Thanks!
     
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  2. zrinnn

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    I think you need to get @Sway 's approval on it.