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@enigma617

I'm glad you like it. =D Slade87 did most of the work though, I'm just continuing it.

For you feature requests. 1. configurable tnt / lava / water block protection.

This is already a feature, but it's broken right now. After I get it working, there's an exclude.yml file to exclude blocks from being protected.

2. coreprotect or any other rollback block plugin support.

Do you mean rolling back protection statuses? I like Prism, and may start with that. I'll have to look at the API and see if I can create custom action types.

3. guilds plugins support SimpleClans

I was actually already thinking of doing something with Factions. I'll work on SimpleClans after factions.

For your questions: 1. i was sure that i'm using mysql :-) but i didnt put mysql.jar file :P and now i see i have everything in flat files - what is the procedure to import flat files to MySQL ? :P

To convert from flatfiles to MySQL, just run '/wb-import flat-to-sql <world>'.

2. i'm using coreprotect and two times i used it on protected blocks... :P what are the consequences ? :) and how can i fix those situations ? by selecing region and give all block to some person ?

Coreprotect and Watchblock Refired are not integrated at all, and as a result, work completely seperate from each other. After selecting an area with WorldEdit, you can run '/wtransfer' (with no arguments) to remove all WatchBlock protections from the area. You can also run '/wtransfer <player>' to transfer all the blocks to a player.

@LeonardoGamer

/wdeleteplayer works fine for me. I use it frequently on my server to delete myself from the database. Please upload your log file (or just the relevent parts) to pastebin, or an equivalent, and post the link here. Thanks.

@kevsidney95

Those all sound like good ideas. Please submit a ticket, or preferably, one for each feature.

@LeonardoGamer

1, I do not officially support spigot. 2. 3. Please file a ticket.

@Tyzun

I just realize that the exclude-list feature is broken. I'll be fixing it in the next update.

@DjBuRnOuTQc

Is that what everybody uses? I was thinking Dynamic ban, or something that only tracks a few things, not everything that happens. Using CoreProtect could hurt performance.

I apologize if I'm a bit of a performance junkie. I do a lot of assembler. ;D

@DjBuRnOuTQc

I haven't had anything break, or found any major bugs. Other than better error handling and adding features, there's really very little work to be done. I may add expiring protection, however I would probably hook into another plugin to get the player's last login date. What plugins do you people use for player-last-login-tracking?

@ViscousSummer88

Using the command /wtransfer <player>, you can transfer all the blocks within the current worldedit selection to <player>. I've considered adding the "radius protection", where when a block is placed, all blocks within a configurable radius would be protected. In your example, 2 would be the radius. The problem is that it would create a huge increase in processor usage. Not only would it have to protect (2r-1)^3 blocks for each place, but it would have to check each of those blocks for protections.

@ViscousSummer88

I was going to wait until something broke due to an update to release a new build, but I may just go ahead and release one.

@Marium0505

Please submit a ticket. I don't think this would get done soon, if at all, because I'd have to save a history of block ownership, which would be a relatively large task, and it would result in a much larger database. I could implement a slightly simpler, but much more efficient / easier to code solution, where all rolled-back blocks are unprotected, if changed, or something like that. Either way, please submit a ticket.