Bukkit

Has nothing to do with this plugin. The error might be caused by another plugin.

I think nate fixed it by updating the Stargate plugin. Since nothing has changed in my plugin and the error reference is kind of impossible, the error might have to do with those plugins.

This is whats happening inside of the code:

if (event.getPlayer().getWorld().getEnvironment() == Environment.NETHER && event.getTo().getWorld().getEnvironment() == Environment.NORMAL)
{
	this.toWorld(event);
}
// Error happenes here, as you can see, 
// the first if-statement should throw an error aswell,
// but it does not, which is quite impossible ;)
else if (event.getPlayer().getWorld().getEnvironment() == Environment.NORMAL && event.getTo().getWorld().getEnvironment() == Environment.NETHER)
{
	this.toNether(event);
}

@zizitt

Is it broken? I don't know, didnt't update my server yet. Will update it now, you just need to wait for approval.

Changed plans, will wait till you come online again and then fix it :)

@nate302

Thanks for the stack trace, will fix this error now and upload it asap. Seems to me that Stargate fucks some things up with the event, since my code is alright.

If you want we can test it together to fix your needs. You can reach me on TeamSpeak, here is the IP: Hellsing.biz

Okay guys got two things to say:

First is that I've just updated the mod to version 3.2, which is basically not a big deal, I've just built it against the lastest beta craftbukkit build (1.4.5-R0.2) and that's it. This should not break any function of the plugin at all since it is the same code as it was before.

Second is that I've searched the name of my plugin on Google and found some topics where people say that this plugin slows their servers down. Well all I can tell you is: Total lie!

This plugin only makes checks when needed, means, whenever a player enters a portal, it calculates whethere there is a portal at the destination or not and then sets the player to the previously saved location.

If you don't trust me, download a copy of the mod and extract it, there you find the uncompiled java files with the source code.

And thanks to everyone who uses this mod! Means a lot to me :)

@yurikoma

Well, this plugin is intelligent. It's not looking for names like "world" and then match up the nether world like "world_nether".

It checks where the portals go to first and then checks for any saves on that world.

So if you are having trouble, it's not this plugin, it must be a configuation problem with multiverse. You can try and rename the "uMultiNether" folder if you don't trust me, that will clean all saves.

Regars,

Hellsing

Not gonna change anything with that.

Only thing I will add is tamed mobs behaviour. Those will be sent of course to the last portal of the player ;)

Regards,

Hellsing

@ravand

Thats the point. With MVNP you can create kind of a circle of worlds with linking the nether portals.

Like in this example: Main World -> Nether World -> Fun World -> Creative World -> Main World

And I would not call it a matter of sense since it gives the user who wants to use this kind of option the ability to do so. Just remember next time to link it back.

And yes you can link multiple worlds to one nether with this method aswell.

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For anyone who can't follow now, all I've explained had nothing to do with my plugin.

Version 3.1 uploaded and waiting for approval.

Regards,

Hellsing