Bukkit

The plug-in is now included in a package that contains the jar file, the client-side libraries, and an example. The example can be used as an official site for your server, if you do not wish to take the time to write your own, or do not have the technical background. The following changes have been made to the plug-in and client-side script.

WebSocketServices Plugin Version 1.1.5 Changes

• Added additional configuration validation checks.
• Added the WebSocketService version number to the ping service.
• Added the framework for the support of service arguments.

Client-Side Script Version 1.1.5-R2 Changes

• Added an additional Revision number to the version number to indicate a change in the package over a change in the plug-in.
• The client-side library WebSocketServices.min.js is now included in this package.
• The client-side library will output the version number to the console when it is first instantiated.
• The client-side library will now determine if the client-side script is the same version as the plug-in and will write a warning to the console if there is a version mismatch.
• Fixed an issue with invalid images.
• The client-side library Profile.min.js is included in this package. It is considered to be in the experimental phase, but can still be used. Please note that you'll need an image proxy at this time to use the webgl option.

Client-Side Scripts

The client-side scripts require the following libraries:

• jquery-1.8.2.min.js
• three.min.js
• TrackballControls.js

The following are known issues:

• The 3d profile cannot use the webgl option without an image proxy or until Mojang adds anonymous cross-origin support to the Minecraft skin server.
• Player's skins are stored in a case-sensitive manner, yet the white-list information provided by bukkit always returns names as lower-case. If a player has logged onto your server at least once this is not an issue. It only occurs for white-listed players that have never logged into the server. This is why you will see 'steve' for the player's face from the white-list service.