Bukkit

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0.2.5

• Rewrote /listhomes and fixed errors
• Nametags cutting off a letter fixed
• /usage - Displays plugin and usage of any command
• /pluginmanager- Replaces PlugMan, etc. Able to download plugins from BukkitDev, check for updates, load, disabled, update, reload, etc. all plugins.
• /quit no longer errors in console
• Added adventure mode to /gm
• Choose to create chests and take them from a player's inventory in /dump - respects WorldGuard and LWC
• ITEM NAME ALIASES Do /i diamondsword and /i piston, etc.
• Metrics -> MetricsLite (still toggle-able)
• Rewrote /setlevel
• Added option to use H2 databases for userdata (faster than YML 20%)
• Format the whitelist kick message.
• Enchantments (and written books) are now saved correctly in /pack
• WorldManager is now very functional. Allows aliases, load on startup, etc.
• /freezetime - Stop time from progressing
• Deprecated /whobanned, /banreason, and /banned; added /baninfo (also records ban time and tempban duration)
• /reply updates when using /message - no need to wait for a reply
• Teleport warmups added
• Plugin update checker rewritten
• /ignore NPE fixed
• /whitelist -> /wl (naming conflictions)
• Back on /death message not shown to those without rcmds.back
• /suicide now makes death plugins show correct messages
• /quit and /ragequit should no longer display a kick/quit message
• /banlist - Display all bans
• rcmds.exempt.teleportwarmup
• /gamemode accepts numbers
• /ping now displays actual ping time (milliseconds)
• /flyspeed and /walkspeed (/ws may not be working)
• Added a very basic API.
• /time now supports TMI/NEI (/time set #...)
• Display message when /time is used (off by default)
• Fix NPE with remote console and such.

Yet again I've enjoyed making this. I've been working on PlayerMetrics, and that's taken up a bunch of my time. 0.2.5 has been in "pre" for a really long time now, so I thought it was about time to release it (bug reports stopped coming in).

NOTE: This release has one of my favorite fixes in it. YML data processing time has been cut by almost 95% (iirc), because I started to cache the configurations. I don't know why I wasn't doing this before. H2 is about one millisecond faster than YML if you're an efficiency freak. Anyways, enjoy using RoyalCommands! (God, I hope I'm uploading the right zip)

• Nothing I can think of. :)