Citadel.1_6_2_R2.v2_5_7

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    Citadel.1_6_2_R2.v2_5_7.jar
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    Jul 31, 2013
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Supported Bukkit Versions

  • 1.6.2

Changelog

Citadel v2.5.7 compiled for Minecraft 1.6.2 (R2)

  • Fix GroupChangeEvent bug
  • Fix hoppers with double chests
  • Reinforced sugar cane can grow on sand
  • Reinforcement maturation
  • Reinforcement scaling
  • Acid blocks to destroy reinforcements from below
  • /ctmature admin command
  • Asynchronous DB queries for /ctgstats and /ctpstats
  • Added PlayerDamageReinforcementEvent
  • Added explicit license
  • Fixed ACTIVATOR_RAILs
  • The PlRein message is now governed by the general.verboseLogging setting
  • Prevents reinforced wheat from being trampled by jumping on it

Reinforcement Maturation, if enabled, causes reinforcements to take additional damage until a certain time period has passed. This makes griefing a little easier to clean up. Settings:

  • general.enableMaturation: True to enable maturation, default False
  • general.maturationInterval: The number of reinforcements to scale by. The reinforcement hardens by about this many reinforcements per hour. Default 50.

Reinforcement Scaling, if enabled, causes specific materials to have their maximum reinforcement durability scaled by the configured factor. An example of this configuration:

    materialScaling:
        WOOD_DOOR: 20

Acid blocks, if enabled, can destroy other reinforced blocks after they have matured, whether or not maturation is enabled. The same timer mechanism is utilized for this and is governed by general.maturationInterval. The acid block must be placed beneath the block to destroy. Then the block must harden. Once that is done looking at the acid block and using the /ctacid command will activate it. To configure, set the "general.acidBlock" setting to the block type you wish to use as an acid block. Example: general.acidBlock: GOLD_BLOCK