Configurable Despawn Timer

What the mod doesConfigurable Despawn Timer changes the lifespan of items and experience orbs after they hit the ground. Minecraft's default is five minutes (6000 ticks). The mod ships with a ten-minute default (12000 ticks) for both items and orbs, and you can raise or lower that number globally. A separate toggle lets items dropped by players - whether thrown by hand or lost on death - never despawn at all, overriding the global timers.## Per-item controlOn first world load the mod creates a file called specific_despawn_times.txt in the config folder. And that file lists every registered item. You can set any entry to -1 to use the global value, 0 to prevent despawning entirely, or a positive tick count for a custom duration. Twenty ticks equal one second.## Reloading without a restartThe command /cdt reload applies changes made to the config files while the server is running. /cdt usage shows the command syntax.## Compatibility and side requirementsThe mod runs on Fabric, Forge, Neoforge and Quilt. It's server-side only; clients don't need it installed. Supported Minecraft versions include 1.20.1, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2. The mod fires the standard ItemExpireEvent after the adjusted lifespan, so other mods that listen for that event continue to work.## Who it's forServer operators who want longer pickup windows after death, shorter cleanup cycles for lag control, or per-item rules for specific gameplay loops. It's also useful in modpacks where other mods add items that should persist longer or vanish faster than vanilla defaults.