Bukkit

New features

• Expanded help system, find out more by typing /dd.
• Seed is now stored in the database (thanks to Olof Larsson for the reason to do this).
• If a world is deleted but DD still knows about it, it will be regenerated on startup with the same environment and seed.
• New command /dd clear to clear a world of monsters and animals.
• New permission node dimensiondoor.* gives access to all commands
• New permission node dimensiondoor.modify.* allows setting of all attributes.
• You can now set permissions per attribute when using /dd modify.
• Create command is now more intelligent, everything is optional except the name.
• Worlds will inherit defaults from your main world if you do not specify them on creation.
• Added ability to set whether to keep the spawn of a world in memory or not.
• Added optional debugging messages which are helpful if you run into problems.

Removed features

• /dd template has been removed, it will return in a later release.

Bug fixes

• Permissions are now properly registered.
• All permissions are assigned to operators by default.
• Can no longer place enchantment tables in creative worlds (fixes possible item duplication).
• Can no longer place brewing stands in creative worlds (fixes possible item duplication).
• Can no longer place storage minecarts in creative worlds (fixes possible item duplication).
• Can no longer place work benches in creative worlds (fixes possible item duplication).
• Help text for environments, difficulties and game modes now accurately reflects the options available.
• Fixed possible NPE in BlockListener which could occur when checking building in creative worlds.

Database schema has been updated

This means that you will have to import all your worlds and settings again. This was necessary to add two new features. I am sorry about this and I did try to avoid it happening, however the old way I was updating the database used black magic of sorts and only appears to work when there is a blue moon. It is far to flaky to rely on and as such I have decided instead to start afresh.

This should not adversely affect you unless you have lots of worlds. Either way your old database will not be overwritten (they use different tables) so you can swap between this version and the older versions of DimensionDoor at will.