LogiBlocks v1.03

Details

  • Filename
    LogiBlocks.jar
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    May 6, 2013
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    35.54 KB
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    213
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Supported Bukkit Versions

  • CB 1.5.2-R0.1

Changelog

Commands

  • Added /if exists <entity> - Similar to /checkfor in vanilla, but works with all entities and has if functionality
  • Added /if haspassenger <entity> - Returns true if the entity is being ridden by another entity
  • Added /if ispassenger <entity> - Returns true if the entity is riding another entity
  • Added /c setglobalflag <boolean> - Explained below
  • Added /c teleport <entity> <location> - Teleports any entity and its vehicle(s) and/or passenger(s) to target location. Can be used to safely teleport a minecart with a player in it to a new location.

Funtionality

  • Updated for 1.5.2 R0.1
  • You can now undo previous changes made with voxelsniper using /c voxelsniper undo [number]. This will undo the last [number] voxelsniper brushes used by any command blocks with the same name (meaning if the last voxelsniper brush that was used was used by a command block named "example1", using /c voxelsniper undo in a command block named "example2" will not revert that change, but rather the last voxelsniper brush that a command block named "example2" used).
  • There is now a difference between /c setflag and /c setglobalflag. Similarly to how the voxelsniper undos work, setflag will have different values depending on what the command block is named, whereas setglobalflag will always be the same
  • Using @e[c=0] will now search for every nearby entity that meets the search criteria, instead of crashing the server
  • You can now use brushes that require parameters in voxelsniper (for example : c voxelsniper @p b=en creeper b=5 will spawn 5 creepers at the nearest player)
  • You can now blacklist specific brushes in the config. By default, these are the brushes that don't work with LogiBlocks.
  • You can now choose a random location within a certain radius using @l. Example: /c tp @p @l[r=50,rand=true] will teleport the nearest player to a random location within 50 blocks.
  • Players can now use commands in-game without using command blocks if they have the proper permission (c.command)

Bug fixes

  • Fixed a potential ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when trying to find nearby entities
  • From now on, LogiBlocks will not automatically support new versions.