BlockTrackR - Monitoring and Data Aggregation Plugin [2.6.1 - Sponge 1276]

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At least I have chicken.

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Definitely gonna have to check this out. Nice work sir!

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seems great for an antigriefing tool.

4

This seems like a nice plugin.

Q for you: It is possible to track edits in a specific area.
I can retrieve this edits, but can i revert them with your plugin?

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Not at this time, I’ll probably add a similar functionality at a later date :slight_smile:

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You should look at Maven/Gradle for builds.

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Can’t work out zml’s plugin? You mean for testing right?

Otherwise you shouldn’t need to hook into the plugin at all, just check whether the player .hasPermission(String string) using the API.

Oping yourself assigns the permission to you automatically.

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This is just great and what I was looking for! In future, will it be possible to rollback specific block changes? Like what CoreProtect does.

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Question: Would it be able to support for PlayerWrenched & Magic [Modded]? (In the future)

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It’s possible through channels.

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That should be logged as an interaction I think.

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Also for magic?
-> Let’s take Thaumcraft Excavation focus, not an actual pickaxe…
But it did support GriefPrevention [Before Sponge]

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Actually I know that thaumcraft used something like this.

public void onUse(EntityPlayer player){
   //The magic goes here somewhere
   player.breakBlock(location);
}

While other mods do this:

public void onUse(EntityPlayer player){
   player.getWorld().setBlock("minecraft:air", loc);
}

The above will bypass it. 100% guaranteed.

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I always wondered why someone hasnt eine that before my ideas was to type in undo playername amount and then the player events were undone. Gold job.

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Very nice. I can foresee this becoming very useful in grief prevention. Keep up the good work, I’m definitely going to download it and play with it once you have a release. Also is it going to be for 1.8?

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I get the feeling you may have responded to the wrong post? Regardless, the current release is built with the DEV-436 sponge build. (Read: Minecraft 1.8, forge 1371, sponge DEV-436, Java 7). Releases can be found at the linked github page under the heading “Downloads”

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I’d recommend building with the most recent build.
Clarification:
Why are you building with that outdated build instead of the most recent one?

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I actually prefer working with outdated code, it has a comforting old-fashioned feel to it.

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I’m about to be trying it now, I think I did everything right but I need installation instructions. xD

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For plugins it’s generally just dropping the JAR into the mods folder.