BlockSaver

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This project is abandoned and its default file will likely not work with the most recent version of Minecraft. Whether this project is out of date or its author has marked it as abandoned, this project is no longer maintained.

Summary

BlockSaver is a plugin intended to allow players to protect their structures from griefers without causing a massive imbalance to PVP/Griefer/Builder dynamics.

The plugin is functional and running successfully on production servers.

Overview

BlockSaver is the block protection plugin written for MinerApocalypse by Indiv0 . The plugin is meant to re-create features of Citadel as well as other block protection plugins and ideas, in order to counteract the griefer-builder imbalance which is prevalent on the MA server.

The plugin has a variety of configuration options, which can be viewed in the config.yml for the plugin. Configuration values are thoroughly documented in the configuration file, but any discrepancies or confusions will be explained in the Configuration section below.

Video

An example video on how to use the plugin can be found here, graciously provided by one of MinerApocalypse's amazing server administrators - Diecron.

Features

Reinforce blocks
Permissions support
Control strength of reinforcement
Control reinforcement intricacies (TNT and Fire resistance, etc.)
Feedback for all plugin actions (including toggleable text feedback)
Optional Prism integration (for logging, roll-backs, and restorations)
Optional WorldEdit integration (for mass-reinforcement via WorldEdit selections)
More stuff I'm forgetting about right now

Definitions

A list of helpful abbreviations and definitions is provided, to cut down on explanation time and difficulty. It is suggested to read this before proceeding to the configuration or to other sections of the wiki, as both of these areas rely on these terms and abbreviations.

BlockSaver - the plugin itself.

Reinforcement - the act of using a material, whether it be obsidian or diamonds, etc., to "reinforce" a block, by increasing the number of times it must be broken before it disappears. The item used to reinforce is used up in this process.

Reinforcement Value (RV) - the current "health" of the block, and is defined as the remaining of times the block must be broken before the reinforcement is removed (note: a block which has no reinforcement has an RV of 0)

Reinforcement Value Coefficient (RVC) - the maximum RV for the block. By default the RVC for each block makes it so that to bring the RV from RVC to 0 takes as long as it would take to break obsidian.

Field - a bug wherein an air block has an RV associated with it. Currently there is no known way to produce fields.

Healing Timer (HT) - the timer, which, if enabled, controls the amount of time until a reinforced block is healed.

Core Functionality

Every option in the plugin is independent of the others and may be configured as needed.

By default, the plugin is configured for "obsidian mode", as this is the type of protection needed on the MinerApocalypse server. However, this only refers to the default configuration.

Obsidian mode is a mode in which the plugin functions mainly as described by ams2990 . The requisites for this mode are:

Only obsidian is used to reinforce blocks.
Reinforcement values for blocks are instantly set to their respective RVCs when reinforced with an obsidian block.
A block MUST be broken by a specific tool, with the plugin configured for ONE OF:
- The reinforcement must be broken with a diamond pickaxe (hence obsidian mode)
- The reinforcement must be broken with the diamond equivalent of the tool used to break it (e.g. diamond axe for logs, diamond spade for dirt)
It is also recommended (and assumed when OM is mentioned), but not required that in this mode the blocks are configured to function as obsidian (i.e. immovable, full TNT resistance, etc.)

Permissions

Commands

Command	Permission	Usage
/blocksaver autoenforce	blocksaver.blocksaver.autoenforce	Toggles auto-reinforcement mode
/blocksaver feedback	blocksaver.blocksaver.feedback	Toggles text-feedback on or off
/blocksaver reinforce	blocksaver.blocksaver.reinforce	Reinforces the current WorldEdit selection

While enabled, auto-enforcement mode will automatically reinforce placed blocks with items from the player's inventory.

Text-based feedback is simply the option of having the plugin tell you what is happening in your chat window, if you are not able to partake in the auditory cues (i.e. your volume is down), or if you simply do not know which sound represents what action.

The reinforce command simply reinforces a WorldEdit selected region. This obviously requires WorldEdit to be running on the server, and for BlockSaver to be configured to hook into WorldEdit.

Feedback

Permission	Usage
blocksaver.feedback	Controls what feedback the player receives
blocksaver.feedback.reinforce.success	Feedback for a successful reinforcement
blocksaver.feedback.reinforce.fail	Feedback for a failed reinforcement
blocksaver.feedback.damage.success	Feedback for a successful reinforcement damage
blocksaver.feedback.damage.fail	Feedback for a failed reinforcement damage
blocksaver.feedback.hit	Feedback for an improper tool use
blocksaver.feedback.permissions	Feedback for insufficient permissions

Reinforcement

Permission	Usage
blocksaver.damage	Allows the player to damage reinforced blocks
blocksaver.reinforce	Allows the reinforcement of blocks
blocksaver.exempt	Exempts the player from reinforced block restrictions

Configuration

There are many different configuration options which offer a great degree of customizability for the plugin, allowing for rapid testing and optimization for your server. The configuration as it appears in the config.yml is exactly the configuration used on the MinerApocalypse server (ergo, using obbsidian mode).

Usage

Installation

If you wish to run this plugin without Prism integration (for roll-backs and restores) then you MUST set enableLogging in the config.yml to false.

Similarly, to disable WorldEdit integration (for the reinforce command), set integrateWorldEdit to false.

Reinforcing

Blocks are reinforced by left-clicking on a block which can be reinforced with an item used for reinforcement in your hand.

For example, if using the default config, you can do this by left-clicking on a stone block with an obsidian block in your hand.

Without player interaction (e.g. without being hit, etc.), reinforced blocks appear identical to normal blocks.

Healing

The healing timer is begun as soon as a block is broken. Every time a block's RV is decreased (i.e. every time it is successfully broken), the timer is reset. This means that if HT is set to 5, you have 5 seconds since the last time you broke the block before it heals.

A block will heal to its RVC once the timer elapses. This is meant to simulate block-break time, as it occurs with regular blocks.

Feedback

Blocks, when interacted with, provide feedback. All actions related to BS feature non-toggle-able auditory feedback. Text-based feedback is available for every action as well, but is toggle-able. Particle effects are available while a block is being broken (either by the player or by things such as TNT).

All visual effects use fireworks effects of varying colours to signify the health of a block. Alternative forms of feedback are coming soon.

Actions Which Provide Feedback

When hit (not broken)
This feedback will vary depending on whether or not your current tool can break the block.
When reinforced successfully
When reinforcement fails
When a block is broken (player or otherwise)
When a block fails to be broken (e.g. wrong tool)
Failing to have the correct permissions for an action

Prism Integration

In order to enable Prism integration, under the api: configuration heading in Prism's config.yml, you must add BlockSaver as a plugin which is allowed to access the API.

Notes

Assuming obsidian mode is used, griefs will be no worse (and actually more expensive for the griefer) than if a griefer just griefed a town with obsidian. Obsidian mode essentially just allows players to give their structures the strength of obsidian, without the ugliness of obsidian.

Reinforcements remain on a piston if it is retracted or extended. Blocks pushed by pistons also retain their reinforcements (assuming pistons are allowed to move reinforced blocks).

For a piston reinforcement to function properly, PISTON_EXTENSION as well as PISTON_BASE, and/or PISTON_STICKY_BASE must be defined in the Reinforceable Blocks List.

Servers

This is a list of servers currently running the plugin. If you wish to add yours here, PM me.

MinerApocalypse

Source

https://github.com/Indiv0/Block-Saver

Download

http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/blocksaver/files

Changelog

Version	Changes	Compatible Builds
1.15.4	Fix piston bug	1.6.4
	Minimize jar size
1.15.3	Fix improperly fixed creeper and farmland bugs from 1.15.2	1.6.4
		1.6.2
1.15.2	Complete code restructuring and re-organization	1.6.4
	Serialization system optimized (BREAKS BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY)	1.6.2
	Optimized storage. Serialized data now takes up <10% of previous space
	Fix creeper explosions destroying reinforced blocks
	Fix reinforced farmland being trampleable
	Implement autoenforce, reinforce commands and permissions
	Simplify Prism and WorldEdit bridges
	Completely remove non-RVC based reinforcement
1.14.2	Implement support for loading materials from configuration by ID	1.6.2
	Fix multi-world support
	Fix feedback not turning off
1.14.1	Fix configuration errors	1.6.2
	Fix code formatting
	Fix dependency errors
	Change block break values to match that of obsidian
	Fix certain permissions checks
	Implement gradul block damage feedback
	Fix explosion handling
	Re-implement serialization system
	Add multi-world support
	Fix fireworks visual effect
1.11.2	Fix last RV on block not being registered	1.5.2 R-1.0
	Fix sand falling despite configuration not allowing it
	Fix possible NullPointerExceptions
	Implement more thorough player permissions
	Fix improper feedback on the final block break
	Correct event priorities
	Implement support for auditory feedback
	Clean-up/re-organize config.yml
	Fix plugin crash if logging is enabled but Prism is not found
1.11.1	Fix grace period not being handled correctly	1.5.2 R-1.0
1.11.0	Initial release	1.5.2 R-1.0

Bugs/TODO

All bugs and TODO information can be found on the issue tracker for this project on GitHub.

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_ForgeUser13649499
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Such a useful plugin for saving your stuff against griefers(monsters & players alike), can't wait for more future updates. Great work! :-)

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Is there a way to configure the plugin so no item is required to reinforce blocks?

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@Xickle

This used to be a feature, but was removed to support rollbacks and logging, and also because my needs for this plugin changed, and I didn't want to support the additional functionality.

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I'd like to ask you to implement an option for more different reinforcement blocks, with different protection strengths! Sort of like Citadel has, but with configured reinforcement strengths for each block kind.

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Posted Apr 17, 2014
@Indivisible0

Ah, ok.

I have to assume it was the the permissions plugin I was using, Privileges. I switched from that to group manager for another reason, and blocksaver began working. There may have been other things I changed, but I wasn't really keeping a record at the time, unfortunately.

Thank you for your help and for your work on the plugin!

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Great! For posterity, what was the problem?

In order to provide support for rollbacks and Prism/LogBlock integration, that feature had to be removed. Sorry about that.

Now blocks simply have the strength you set in the config when you reinforce them. You must break them the specified number of times (by default as long as obsidian), and if you stop breaking them they return to normal.

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Ok, I got it working finally! However I see a reference in the config to an option to be able to reinforce a block multiple times, but I don't see the actual option. Is it still available?

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@Indivisible0

The world name is the same as the name in the files, and I have given myself and the person helping me the permissions for reinforcing and damaging. I found out today, for some reason, the feedback commands seems to work for me, but tells my friend it is an unknown command. I don't know if that helps at all.

I have also tried generating a fresh config for it, and still the same thing. Registers when I list the plugins, commands seem to work for me but no one else, but no actual reinforcement.

Edit: By the way, the other plugins I have installed are worldguard, worldedit, craftbook, commandbook, mythic mobs, shopkeepers, and privileges. Maybe one of those conflicts?

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Are you sure the world is named correctly?

Have you given yourself the permission to reinforce blocks (blocksaver.reinforce)?

Is feedback enabled for you (/blocksaver feedback)?

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I didn't think it was a version issue; just making sure. I'm not getting any errors, and it shows up when I list the plugins in-game and the commands seem to work as far as toggling options. All I've changed are a few falses to trues and vice versa, and changed the item used to reinforce to emerald block. Nothing happens when we try to reinforce, as if there is no plugin. I'm sure it's something I change, but I failed to test it before changing the config.

Here is my config file;

#======== Feedback ==========#

## Which feedback mode the plugin should use to represent damage being done to a reinforced block.
# Notes:
#   "visual" mode makes the plugin attempt to use color-changing particle effects (dependant on the health of the reinforcement).
#   "auditory" mode makes the plugin use auditory feedback (which changes based on the block's RV).
#   "off" mode uses the feedback defined below for damage events.
# Default: visual
primaryFeedback: visual

## The name of the effect to be played when a player fails to damage a reinforced block.
# Note: please use an effect contained within the Effect class.
# Default: EXTINGUISH
reinforcementDamageFailEffect: EXTINGUISH

## The name of the sound to be played when a player reinforces a block.
# Note: please use a sound contained within the Sound class.
# Default: ANVIL_USE
reinforceSuccessSound: ANVIL_USE

## The name of the sound to be played when a player fails to reinforce a block.
# Note: please use a sound contained within the Sound class.
# Default: BLAZE_HIT
reinforceFailSound: BLAZE_HIT

## The name of the sound to be played when a player fails to hit a reinforced block.
# Note: please use a sound contained within the Sound class.
# Default: CREEPER_DEATH
hitFailSound: CREEPER_DEATH


#======== Functionality ========#

## Whether or not TNT can damage reinforced blocks.
# Default: true
tntDamagesReinforcedBlocks: true

## Whether or not TNT entirely strips reinforcements or decrements them.
# Note: this option is ignored if tntDamagesReinforcedBlocks is set to false.
# Default: false
tntStripReinforcementEntirely: false

## Whether or not liquids can destroy reinforced blocks which can wash away (e.g. torches, railroad tracks).
# Default: true
liquidsDestroyReinforcedBlocks: false

## Whether or not physics-affected blocks (i.e. sand and gravel), if reinforced, are allowed to fall down.
# Note: if the blocks are allowed to fall, their reinforcement is simply removed, not transferred to their new location.
# Default: true
allowReinforcedBlockPhysics: false

## Whether or not fire can damage reinforced blocks.
# Note: if this is set to true, it is recommended to set extinguishReinforcementFire to true, otherwise fire will burn indefinitely and destroy enchantments quickly.
# Default: true
fireDamagesReinforcedBlocks: false

## Whether or not fires burning on reinforced blocks should occasionally extinguish, in order to prevent these blocks from being entirely ravaged by a fire.
# Default: true
extinguishReinforcementFire: true

## If extinguishReinforcementFire is set to true, this value determines the likelihood that a fire is to be extinguished.
# Note: This must be a value in the range 0.0-1.0, with a 1.0 being a 100% chance of extinguishing.
# Default: 0.9
extinguishChance: 0.9

## Whether or not pistons can move reinforced blocks.
# Default: true
pistonsMoveReinforcedBlocks: false

## Whether or not blocks should be allowed to "fade" while reinforced (e.g. snow melting, ice melting).
# Default: false
allowBlockFading: false

## The amount of time the grace period should last to remove a reinforcement, if allowReinforcementGracePeriod is set to true.
# Note: must be an integer value greater than zero. The value is measured in seconds.
# Default: 3
gracePeriodTime: 3

## Whether or not reinforcements should "heal" to their maximum reinforcement after a period of time.
# Note: this does not mean the maximum reinforcement as described in the Reinforceable Blocks List, but rather the last highest reinforcement the block was raised to, prior to attack.
# Default: true
allowReinforcementHealing: true

## The amount of time before a block "heals" its reinforcement, if allowReinforcementHealing is set to true.
# Note: must be a value greater than zero. The value is measured in seconds.
# Default: 5
reinforcementHealingTime: 5

## Whether or not a block remains in place when its RV reaches 0.
# Note: if this is set to true, when RV reaches 0, the reinforcement is simply removed. Otherwise, the block gets destroyed.
# Default: false
leaveBlockAfterDeinforce: true

## Whether or not mobs can change/damage reinforced blocks.
# Notes:
#   Setting this to false will mean sheep cannot eat reinforced grass.
#   Endermen will be unable to pickup reinforced blocks.
#   Withers will be unable to damage reinforced blocks.
# Default: false
mobsInteractWithReinforcedBlocks: false

## Whether or not the enderdragon can change/damage reinforced blocks.
# Default: false
enderdragonInteractWithReinforcedBlocks: false


#======== Worlds ========#

## List of worlds protected by BlockSaver.
worlds:
  - world1
  - world1_nether


#======== Advanced ========#

## Whether or not to integrate BlockSaver into Prism.
# Default: true
enableLogging: false

## Whether or not to integrate BlockSaver into WorldEdit.
# Default: true
integrateWorldEdit: true


#======== Reinforcement Item List ========#

## A list of all the items which can be used to reinforce blocks.
reinforcementBlocks:
  EMERALD_BLOCK


#======== Reinforceable Blocks List ========#

## A list of all the items which can be reinforced by this plugin, and the maximum "reinforcement value" the block can reach, if accumulateReinforcementValues is set to false.
# Note: Any value less than 1 is invalid
reinforceableBlocks:
  STONE: 48
  GRASS: 95
  DIRT: 95
  COBBLESTONE: 39
  WOOD: 39
  GOLD_ORE: 17
  IRON_ORE: 17
  COAL_ORE: 25
  LOG: 39
  LEAVES: 189
  SPONGE: 12
  GLASS: 22
  LAPIS_ORE: 17
  LAPIS_BLOCK: 17
  DISPENSER: 22
  SANDSTONE: 95
  NOTE_BLOCK: 95
  BED_BLOCK: 33
  POWERED_RAIL: 95
  DETECTOR_RAIL: 95
  PISTON_STICKY_BASE: 14
  WEB: 25
  PISTON_BASE: 14
  PISTON_EXTENSION: 14
  WOOL: 39
  PISTON_MOVING_PIECE: 14
  GOLD_BLOCK: 17
  IRON_BLOCK: 11
  DOUBLE_STEP: 39
  STEP: 39
  BRICK: 39
  BOOKSHELF: 48
  MOSSY_COBBLESTONE: 39
  OBSIDIAN: 2
  WOOD_STAIRS: 39
  CHEST: 28
  DIAMOND_ORE: 17
  DIAMOND_BLOCK: 11
  WORKBENCH: 28
  SOIL: 95
  FURNACE: 22
  BURNING_FURNACE: 22
  SIGN_POST: 64
  WOODEN_DOOR: 25
  LADDER: 17
  RAILS: 95
  COBBLESTONE_STAIRS: 39
  WALL_SIGN: 64
  LEVER: 14
  STONE_PLATE: 95
  IRON_DOOR_BLOCK: 16
  WOOD_PLATE: 95
  REDSTONE_ORE: 17
  GLOWING_REDSTONE_ORE: 17
  STONE_BUTTON: 14
  ICE: 95
  SNOW_BLOCK: 189
  CACTUS: 17
  CLAY: 95
  JUKEBOX: 39
  FENCE: 39
  NETHERRACK: 189
  SOUL_SAND: 95
  GLOWSTONE: 22
  JACK_O_LANTERN: 64
  TRAP_DOOR: 25
  SMOOTH_BRICK: 48
  HUGE_MUSHROOM_1: 189
  HUGE_MUSHROOM_2: 189
  IRON_FENCE: 16
  THIN_GLASS: 22
  FENCE_GATE: 39
  BRICK_STAIRS: 39
  SMOOTH_STAIRS: 48
  MYCEL: 95
  NETHER_BRICK: 39
  NETHER_FENCE: 39
  NETHER_BRICK_STAIRS: 39
  ENCHANTMENT_TABLE: 16
  BREWING_STAND: 95
  CAULDRON: 39
  ENDER_STONE: 25
  REDSTONE_LAMP_OFF: 22
  REDSTONE_LAMP_ON: 22
  WOOD_DOUBLE_STEP: 39
  WOOD_STEP: 39
  SANDSTONE_STAIRS: 95
  EMERALD_ORE: 17
  ENDER_CHEST: 5
  EMERALD_BLOCK: 11
  SPRUCE_WOOD_STAIRS: 39
  BIRCH_WOOD_STAIRS: 39
  JUNGLE_WOOD_STAIRS: 39
  BEACON: 4
  COBBLE_WALL: 39
  WOOD_BUTTON: 14
  SKULL: 11
  ANVIL: 16
  TRAPPED_CHEST: 28
  GOLD_PLATE: 95
  IRON_PLATE: 95
  DAYLIGHT_DETECTOR: 189
  REDSTONE_BLOCK: 16
  QUARTZ_ORE: 25
  HOPPER: 25
  QUARTZ_BLOCK: 95
  QUARTZ_STAIRS: 95
  ACTIVATOR_RAIL: 95
  DROPPER: 22
  STAINED_CLAY: 48
  HAY_BLOCK: 14
  CARPET: 64
  HARD_CLAY: 48
  COAL_BLOCK: 16


#======== Tool Requirement List ========#

## A list of tools which can break certain blocks when reinforced. Used to prevent un-advanced players from easily destroying reinforcements.
# Notes:
#   Materials must use names as defined by the Bukkit Material class.
#   If a reinforceable block does not have any tools listed, it will be unbreakable by a player (but fire and TNT may still apply).
#   Write "ALL" in order to signify that the block may be broken by any tool or block, including a player's hands.
#   Write "HANDS" to signify that the block is breakable by a player's hands, in addition to any other tool listed.
toolRequirements:
  ACTIVATOR_RAIL: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  ANVIL: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  BIRCH_WOOD_STAIRS: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  BOOKSHELF: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  BREWING_STAND: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  BRICK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  BRICK_STAIRS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  BURNING_FURNACE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  CAULDRON: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  CHEST: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  CLAY: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  COBBLE_WALL: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  COBBLESTONE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  COBBLESTONE_STAIRS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  DAYLIGHT_DETECTOR: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  DETECTOR_RAIL: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  DIAMOND_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  DIRT: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  DISPENSER: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  DOUBLE_STEP: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  DROPPER: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  EMERALD_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  ENCHANTMENT_TABLE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  ENDER_CHEST: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  ENDER_STONE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  FENCE: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  FENCE_GATE: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  FURNACE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  GOLD_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  GRASS: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  HOPPER: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  ICE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  IRON_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  IRON_DOOR: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  IRON_FENCE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  JACK_O_LANTERN: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  JUKEBOX: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  JUNGLE_WOOD_STAIRS: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  LAPIS_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  LOG: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  MOB_SPAWNER: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  MOSSY_COBBLESTONE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  MYCEL: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  NETHER_BRICK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  NETHER_BRICK_STAIRS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  NETHER_FENCE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  NETHERRACK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  NOTE_BLOCK: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  OBSIDIAN: DIAMOND_PICKAXE
  POWERED_RAIL: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  QUARTZ_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  QUARTZ_STAIRS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  RAILS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  REDSTONE_BLOCK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  SANDSTONE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  SANDSTONE_STAIRS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  SIGN: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  SIGN_POST: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  SMOOTH_BRICK: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  SMOOTH_STAIRS: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  SNOW_BLOCK: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  SOIL: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  SOUL_SAND: IRON_SPADE,DIAMOND_SPADE,GOLD_SPADE
  SPRUCE_WOOD_STAIRS: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  STEP: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  STONE: IRON_PICKAXE,DIAMOND_PICKAXE,GOLD_PICKAXE
  TRAP_DOOR: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  TRAPPED_CHEST: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WALL_SIGN: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WOOD: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WOOD_DOOR: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WOOD_DOUBLE_STEP: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WOOD_STAIRS: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WOOD_STEP: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
  WORKBENCH: IRON_AXE,DIAMOND_AXE,GOLD_AXE
<<code lua>>

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@TheDedOne

Is it throwing any errors?

What is the exact process you are using to reinforce?

Have you modified the config?

I haven't tested it recently personally, but I know for a fact that it works with 1.7, as it is currently running on MinerAp with 1.7.4 I believe. Either way, there is no reason compatibility with 1.7 should be broken (the plugin should function indefinitely, even with updates).

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Should this work with 1.7? Or has anyone gotten it working with 1.7? After installing it the game seem to recognize it, but it doesn't actually do anything when we try to reinforce blocks.

Any help would be appreciated!

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That is very very wierd. Are you sure you're installing it correctly? Someone else installed it just yesterday and told me it worked for them.

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@Indivisible0

Yes I have, bukkit doesn't show any errors but simply doesn't recognise it as a plugin.

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Have you tried running it with 1.7.2-1.7.4? The plugin doesn't depend on NBT so it shouldn't break with updates.

I do plan to release a major feature update (which is why it's taking so long), but there's no reason the lates build shouldn't work with the latest version.

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Please update it asap. Ive been waiting so long :(

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I will very soon.

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You should totally update to 1.7 :D

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The latest version implements reinforcement mode. Thank you for the suggestion :)

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The reinforcement mode idea seems interesting. I might implement that soon.

As for being able to remove the reinforcement, builders CAN remove their own reinforcements thanks to the "grace period" configuration option, which allows the creator of the reinforcement several seconds to correct a mistake.

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Jul 5, 2013
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Oct 9, 2013
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BlockSaver

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