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🔎 Scope

The following bullet points explain what the scope of this feature should be.
It should give a general idea of what we want, you can of course deviate from this as needed.

• Using the cheat sheet or running /sf guide should allow the user to access seasonal items outside of their designated season, furthermore the CheatSheetSlimefunGuide should ignore any seasonal checks

⚓ Difficulty

Here is our honest estimate on how difficult (on a scale of 1-5) the implementation may be:

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🚧 Technical Challenges

No known obstacles

📝 Relevant Classes or Snippets

Here are some classes or code snippets which we think might help you get a better understanding where to look for in this gigantic codebase

• SlimefunGuide.java

📖 Useful Resources

If you need help on how to get started, maybe try looking into the following resources!

• Hacktoberfest
  • Getting started with Hacktoberfest
  • Hacktoberfest FAQ
• GitHub/Open-Source
  • How to contribute to Open-Source
  • Working with forks
  • Creating a Pull Request
• Slimefun
  • Contributing to Slimefun
  • Code of Conduct

If you want to work on this, simply comment down below and state your interests! Please also comment again if you have changed your mind. Anyone is allowed to discuss in the comments below, feel free to collaborate and work together ❤️

You can always ask for help here if you get stuck.

I am working on this.