ResMelt
About ResMelt
ResMelt is an addon plugin for Residence. It adds a new flag called melt. The flag, as its name implies, enables or disables block melt events globally or in a residence. The form flag is also added. This is opposite of melt. The form flag prevents ice and snow from forming when the melt flag is set to false.
Features
- Adds the "melt" residence flag to the Residence plugin.
- Adds the "melt" global flag to the Residence plugin.
- Adds the "form" residence flag to the Residence plugin.
- Adds the "form" global flag to the Residence plugin.
How to install
Just drop the jar file in your plugins directory and restart your server.
Configuration
In order to use the melt and form flags just add them to the Residence/config.yml file. They function just like any other flag.
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Change Log
v0.2 - Mar 16, 2012
- Added "form" flag. Stop that pesky ice and snow from forming.
v0.1 - Mar 16, 2012
- Initial version.
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Posted Apr 17, 2012@dockter
Thanks for the update!
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Posted Apr 12, 2012@cnaude
It was not your plugin. Turned out to be a plugin called NoWeather.
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Posted Apr 12, 2012@dockter
That doesn't really surprise me. If the area is is large there would be a lot of events firing. I'll see if I can find a way to tune it.
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Posted Apr 12, 2012This plugin in my opinion causes massive amounts of lag if its snowing in an area that has form false. I believe its this plugin / ability causing it.
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Posted Mar 20, 2012Great addon for residence to keep Igloos and Artic regions snowy while lit up.
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Posted Mar 20, 2012@dockter
It's an addon for Residence to add a new flag called melt. When you set the melt flag to false things that normally melt, like ice and snow, no longer melt. It uses the published Residence API to accomplish this.
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Posted Mar 20, 2012OK, whats the point in this exactly?