Bukkit

• Restore 1.6 support. (Sorry, I didn't realize it was broken in 1.6!)
• Simplify config files. (MIGRATION NOTE!!)
• Make magic.yml wands.yml and spells.yml additive (you only need to put what you want to change in the files)
• Add "bounce" spell
• Save lost wands for easier re-location.
• Fix not being able to drop items with a wand active.
• Add /magic list command (WIP, currently lists lost wands)
• Fix the iterate spell using the replicate material. Strange effects though :)
• Optimize the pending block construction task
• Add phase spell
• Superblob will now replace more block types. Blob remains the same.
• Some general fixes to the "find place to stand" code (ascend, descend, phase)
• Add "wand" recall type, some general recall improvements. (returns you to your lost wands)
• Add spell casts to dynmap (WIP - off by default)
• Add a hard limit to range and radius multipliers

MIGRATION NOTES:

BIG ONE: All config files have had their root removed. So there is no "general" in magic.yml, it's all flat.

Additional note: in magic.yml the material lists (destructible, indestructible, etc) have moved under a "materials"
node.

This should be easy enough to fix in your customized configurations, but otherwise they will be ignored- so make
sure you catch this on upgrade.

Note that now you only need to modify what you want to have different now. So it might be a good time to review your
custom configurations!

If you want to disable a wand or spell, set the "enabled" property to "false" (instead of removing it)

I'm trying to get the config formats more or less solidified by 2.9.0, and I hope the overall format won't change at all
after official release (3.0).

Full migration notes:

https://raw.github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/master/MIGRATION.md

• Enchanting is a little wonky, due to having to swap out the item for an enchantable one
• Combining wands on an anvil is glitchy but works (you have to click the empty result slot)
• Using the creative inventory will destroy any wands you have :(
• The Essentials sign integration is pretty hacky, but functional.