LLCI - A Low-Level Custom Items API for LabAPI or EXILED

A powerful and flexible low-level API for creating custom items using LabAPI or EXILED.

Features

• Direct access to item mechanics without high-level abstractions
• Support for associating custom data with items using generics
• Built-in commands for giving custom items
• Support for both simple and complex custom item implementations

Dependencies

• None

Quick Start

Installation

1. Download the Latest Release.
2. Place the DLL in your preferred plugin manager’s Plugins folder.
3. Reference the DLL in your plugin. (nuget coming never idk how to do that)

Permissions

This plugin has one permission:

• llci.customitems: Allows the player to use the customitems command/subcommands (ci give, ci list)

Using the API

1. Register your items in your plugin’s OnEnabled method:

public override void Enable()
{
    CustomItem.TryRegisterItems();
}

public override void Disable()
{
    CustomItem.UnregisterItems();
}

2. Create a new class inheriting from CustomItem. EX:

using LowLevelCustomItemsAPI.API;
using LabApi.Features.Wrappers;

public class MyCustomItem : CustomItem
{
    public override string Name => "My Custom Item";
    public override string[] Identifiers => ["my custom item", "custom item"];

    public override void OnEnabled()
    {
        // Initialize your item (subscribe to events, etc.)
    }

    public override void OnDisabled()
    {
        // Cleanup (unsubscribe from events, etc.)
    }

    public override Item GiveDefault(Player player, ArraySegment<string> args, object data)
    {
        Item item = player.AddItem(ItemType.Coin);
        Register(item.Serial);
        return item;
    }
}

Examples can be found in the Examples folder.

License

MIT License, do whatever you want with the code, I don’t care.

MIT License
Copyright (c) 2025 3m377

Acknowledgments

• Me!!!

Support

• Issues: GitHub Issues