v2.0.0
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FilenameItemSpy.jar
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UploadedJul 30, 2012
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Size24.50 KB
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Downloads752
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MD5df4d389b7f446c423155b5d736566c6e
Supported Bukkit Versions
- CB 1.2.5-R5.0
Changelog
Permissions were changed don't come crying to me!
- Compiled with Bukkit-1.2.5-R5.0
- Added support for data values (in the format id:data) in the illegal ids config.
- To take advantage of this, put single quotes around each entry in your illegal ids list that has a data value.
- Added support for tracking drops of illegal items, as well as picking them up.
- Added support for tracking minecart chests.
- Standardized the strings to one form, and removed the config option to change them.
- Added a feature that lets a player teleport to their last alert location.
- Added a help prompt, accessible by using "/itemspy help."
- Reworked commands a bit, moving stuff around and adding new commands. See Commands and Permissions.
- Made some permission nodes automatically grant other permission nodes based on how ItemSpy is to be used. Check Commands and Permissions for more information on this.
- Added a debug level config option, that (currently) changes between showing stack traces when an exception occurs or just a regular, old error message that's meant to be easy to read.
- Later, the features of this will increase to show general activity with what ItemSpy is doing (checking if an item is an illegal item, checking permissions, etc.)
- Added logging all alerts (even ones dropped by the configurable "delay" between alerts) to a text file, featuring timestamps.
- Added the ability for the console to toggle their ItemSpy on/off.
- Renamed toggle.dat to itemspy.dat, in preparation for other data that may be added later.
- When a player opens a container containing an illegal item, the container type is not shown, only the generic word "container." This will be fixed in a later update.
- Permissions have been changed, so you'll need to fix those.
- The toggle.dat was changed to itemspy.dat, so your toggle state will be lost unless you rename it to itemspy.dat (but this might not work).