Bukkit

# Whether or not to move entities on top of the portcullis up when it is
# hoisted:
entityMoving: true

# The speed of the portcullis. The number is the number of "ticks"
# between movements of the portcullis. A tick is 1/20 second. In other
# words, the default hoisting speed of 40 means 2 seconds between
# movements.
#
# The hoisting and dropping speeds are configured separately.
#
# If you set this too low your server load may increase exponentially,
# especially if you have many portcullises on your server!
#
# Also don't forget that this is a server wide setting for all
# portcullises. Make sure that your users have a say and know about it if
# you change this setting:
hoistingDelay: 40
droppingDelay: 10

# The allowed materials for the portcullis. This is a list of block ID's.
# You can find a list of all possible block ID's at
# http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Data_values. You can add values
# between the brackets, separated by commas.
#
# Be very careful when adding block ID's to this list. You don't want any
# wall or other vertical surface which just happens to be next to a bit
# of redstone to start flying around!
#
# Also don't forget that this is a server wide setting for all
# portcullises. Make sure that your users have a say and know about it if
# you change this setting:
portcullisMaterials: [85, 101, 113]

# Whether to allow "floating" portcullises; which in this case
# specifically means portcullises that are not touching any solid blocks
# on either side. You can use this to prevent people from having
# portcullises fly away uncontrolled, either by accident or on purpose.
#
# If you set this to "false", portcullises will stop moving if they would
# lose contact with all solid blocks on either side. In other words, it
# will always remain in contact with at least one solid block. Note that
# this only applies to hoisting! When the portcullis is dropping it will
# always fall all the way until it is blocked by a solid block
# underneath.
#
# Note that it can still lose contact with its power block(s). This means
# that it is still possible to bridge large distances or to have two
# power blocks at the extreme ends of the portcullis' travel.
#
# Also don't forget that this is a server wide setting for all
# portcullises. Make sure that your users have a say and know about it if
# you change this setting:
allowFloating: true

# The allowed materials for the power blocks (the frame blocks through
# which the redstone power is delivered to the portcullis). This is a
# list of block ID's. You can find a list of all possible block ID's at
# http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Data_values. If it is empty (the
# default), any solid block is allowed.
#
# By default, the power blocks can be of any solid type. This setting
# allows you to restrict that, in order to make it harder to build
# portcullises. It may also slightly improve the performance of the
# plugin.
#
# The value is a list of block ID's between brackets, separated by
# commas. For instance, if you want to limit power blocks to diamond or
# lapis lazuli blocks, use the value [22, 57]. If you want to allow any
# solid block ID, the list should be empty.
#
# Note that only the power blocks need to be of this type, not *all*
# supporting blocks!
#
# Don't forget that this is a server wide setting for all portcullises.
# Make sure that your users have a say and know about it if you change
# this setting:
powerBlocks: []

# Whether sound effects should be played if SpoutPlugin is installed
# on the server *and* the user is using Spoutcraft.
soundEffects: true

# The URLs to load the sound effects from when sound effect support is
# enabled. Sound effects are available when SpoutPlugin is installed on
# the server *and* the user is using Spoutcraft. Note that the length
# of the default sound effects is tuned to the default hoisting and
# dropping speeds. Note also that the "down" sound is played once per
# *two* movements! If you change the speeds, and you use SpoutPlugin,
# you will probably want to use your own customised sound effects, or
# turn off sound effects using the soundEffects setting above.
startSoundURL: http://mc.pepsoft.org/plugins/portecoulissante/sounds/portcullis_start.wav
upSoundURL: http://mc.pepsoft.org/plugins/portecoulissante/sounds/portcullis_up.wav
downSoundURL: http://mc.pepsoft.org/plugins/portecoulissante/sounds/portcullis_down.wav

# The distance in blocks for which the sound effects can be heard.
soundEffectDistance: 32

# The volume in percent at which the sound effects are played.
soundEffectVolume: 70