Bukkit

Configuration - Commands - Permissions

This applies to WGPFix 1.1.1 and above.

Commands :

• /wgpfix reload
  This reloads the settings from the configuration file.
  Permission: wgpfix.reload
  

Commands added in 1.3.0:

• /wgpfix panic
  Disable pistons completely. This overrides any monitor-pistons settings.
  Permission: wgpfix.panic.enable
• /wgpfix nopanic
  Allow pistons in general. This overrides any monitor-pistons settings.
  Permission: wgpfix.panic.disable
• /wgpfix monitor
  Same as setting monitor-pistons to true in the configuration.
  Permission: wgpfix.monitor.enable
• /wgpfix nomonitor
  Same as setting monitor-pistons to false in the configuration.
  Permission: wgpfix.monitor.disable

The commands added in 1.3.0 do not change the configuration files, thus after reloading the content of the configuration file counts!
All permission checks are delegated to WorldGuard which decides about details of op-permissions and such.

Configuration entries with default values:

• monitor-pistons: true
  If set to false no checks will be performed by WGPFix.
• pop-disallowed: false
  This will pop pistons out of the ground, that are prevented from retracting or extending.
• prevent-nonsticky-retract: false
  This should have little effect, but it prevents non-sticky pistons from retracting for the same conditions for affected blocks as with extending. Usually this has no significance, because the piston could be destroyed from the other region, potentially, having the same effect as ewith retracting.
• set-worldguard-interval: 4000
  Probably obsolete, this is the interval in milliseconds at which WGPFix will force to check for the WorldGuardPlugin and get it. In fact WGPFix does now recognize if WorldGuard enables or disables and adjusts accordingly. Best should be to keep this value.

Since 1.2.0:

• deny-blocks.all: []
  List of block-ids to prevent from being affected by any kind of piston.
• deny-blocks.sticky: []
  List of block-ids to prevent from being affected by sticky pistons (the entries of "all" are added here anyway).

Since 1.3.0:

• panic: false
  Disables pistons completely - this does override the monitor-pistons setting.
• max-blocks: 14
  Maximal blocks that a piston can have to do with. This includes the piston base block and all pushed or pulled blocks, as well as the block a block is pushed onto. A block that can not be pulled by a sticky piston like a pumpkin would also be counted in.
  Setting this below 2 should deactivate pistons, however the panic setting should be more certain and tested for such purpose.

Since 1.4.0:

• monitor-structure-growth: false
  Apply the same chacks as with pistons to structure-growth, i.e. trees and giant mushrooms - these checks are DISABLED BY DEFAULT, you have to set the flag to true explicitely to activate them.

Default configuration (1.4.0):

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monitor-structure-growth: false
panic: false
prevent-nonsticky-retract: false
deny-blocks:
    sticky: []
    all: []
set-worldguard-interval: 4000
max-blocks: 14
pop-disallowed: false
monitor-pistons: true

(Compatible with 1.3.0)