plugin is not generating a data file

This plugin is a total mess since it was updated, my previous config doesn't work and I can't even set stack sizes for each item individually.
Now it's either category, or every freaking item individually.

Merged post

I was able to fix my problem. You should be cheking for individual stack size limits BEFORE category multipliers.

                // Individual Limit set by shortname
                if (_config.IndividualItemStackSize.ContainsKey(itemDefinition.shortname))
                {
                    return _config.IndividualItemStackSize[itemDefinition.shortname];
                }

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This plugin is a total mess since it was updated, my previous config doesn't work and I can't even set stack sizes for each item individually.
Now it's either category, or every freaking item individually.

Merged post

I was able to fix my problem. You should be cheking for individual stack size limits BEFORE category multipliers.

                // Individual Limit set by shortname
                if (_config.IndividualItemStackSize.ContainsKey(itemDefinition.shortname))
                {
                    return _config.IndividualItemStackSize[itemDefinition.shortname];
                }

 You do not use the data file with this latest version ,
Any items that DO NOT stack to your desired amount in IndividualItemStackSize can be put in IndividualItemStackMultipliers which will then let the item stack to your desired amount,

It is working 100% and it is easier to edit as you can change the stack size on any item in config/save/reload plugin without having to unload the plugin first as you had to do with using the data config. It has for all intents and purposes reverted to the original concept of the plugin,

Too bad reading comprehension is suffering globally. As pookins said, and the release notes I'm always careful to write (that are then ignored, ie this post lol) you're using the plugin incorrectly. Before getting snippy, confirm you aren't the one making mistakes first, otherwise everyone is just going to laugh at this.

The change you mentioned is already in the next release. And your "fix" is slightly incomplete, unless you want multipliers to multiply the vanilla stack sizes instead of the individual definition.

Rust "server owners" always crack me up.