FAQ

Before you make any issues on GitHub, make sure, to read the following page carefully.
An answer for your problem might be listed below...

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Plugin doesn't Enable

Make sure that you have the latest version and that AdvancedCustomItemAPI is installed.
This free API is the backbone to creating customized items, make sure to install it!

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An item shows up named "INVALID ITEM"

This means that the Item configured is an in invalid item (does not exist in your version).
Make sure that the item type configured in available in your minecraft version, or the placeholder retrieved isn't nulled.
Sometimes minecraft may also name something internally different, such as Clock is actually named Watch

If an item such as "skull:1:3" (which is "skull_item:1:3") is returning Bedrock, this means minecraft has a secondary item-name for that item, make sure to look at the valid item names list below.

A list of item names/ids can be found on Spigot!

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Sounds don't function

You are probably using a 1.9+ sound on a 1.8 server (or visa-versa), sound names have changed from 1.8 to 1.9.

Sounds for 1.8 can be found on GitHub
Sounds for 1.9+ can be found on Spigot

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What does Type mean in the Wiki?

The meaning of Type is actually the way you can format your menu file. The different formatting types are listed below:

StringSection

The sub section can be listed out in sections, heres an example.

[Section]:
  <UniqueID>: 'Text'

ListSection

The sub section can be listed out in sections containing a list, heres an example.

  [Section]:
    <UniqueID>:
      - 'Text'
      - 'Text2'

String

The section can be a string

[Section]: 'Text'

StringList

The section can be a string
 ```
[Section]:
  - 'Text1'
  - 'Text2'
```

Int

The section can be an integer

[Section]: 5

IntList

The section can be list of integers

[Section]:
 - 2
 - 34

Node

The section can be string node
Nodes are specific values dependent on the section you are editting.

[Section]: '{node}'

NodeList

The section can be string list of nodes
Nodes are specific values dependent on the section you are editting.

[Section]:
 - '{node1}'
 - '{node2}'

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What does Tags mean in the Wiki?

The meaning of Tags is simple, it just means the different names the section can be named.
Take for example the Item Section of Items can be Item or Material, meaning we can do this.

Item:
  - 'workbench'
  - 'stone'

or

Material:
  - 'workbench'
  - 'stone'