Ultimine

The ultimine module (ultimine.toml) is off until you turn it on (enabled = true). Then one swing at a block of a vein takes the whole of it — ore, logs, whatever you set.

• With Keystone's client half (the same jar in the player's mods/, see the client half): hold the ultimine key (Controls → Keystone Ultimine, ` by default) and break a block. While the key is down the server outlines exactly what one swing will take.
• Without the mod: a player types /ultimine toggle once and crouches while breaking (crouch.enabled, on).
• /ultimine says how much a player may take and how.

• Everybody with keystone.ultimine (the default group gets it on the first start) takes up to max-blocks (32).
• More per group: limits = ["vip=48", "vip-plus=64"], or per permission with keystone.ultimine.limit.<n>. Never past 256.
• Which blocks: blocks (#c:ores, #minecraft:logs), stone adds stone, never leaves some out, same-as makes an ore and its deepslate twin one vein. diagonal takes corners too, reach is how far from the first block a vein may go.

• hunger-per-block — hunger for every extra block (0.25 is about one drumstick for 32); never in creative.
• The tool wears per block the way breaking by hand would; protect-tool never lets a vein break it.
• min-food — no vein at or below this food level, and a vein in progress stops there.
• require-tool — only with a tool the block drops for, so a vein always yields something.
• cooldown — seconds between two veins (3).

worlds.only and worlds.never pick the worlds. Every block is broken the way a swing breaks it, so FTB Chunks claims, spawn protection, the world border and every protection mod hold block by block.