🔥 ProtectMyFireplace v1.0.6 [API 4.1.0]

What it does
Prevents fire above netherblocks from being put out directly. You have to set a block in it or remove the netherblock below to put it out

Configuration
There is no configuration necessary. And there is only one permission: pmf.createfireplace
Put the jar file in your mods folder and start your sponge server.

Create a fireplace
What you need: 2 Netherracks, 1-4 Trapdoors, Flint and Steel or a Fire Charge

Set 1 netherrack into the ground and one above, then put the trapdoors around the upper netherrack Ignite the netherblock

Thats it

Download
ProtectMyFireplace 1.0.6 Download

Source Code
GitHub

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In the second picture, we can see a sand block under fire. Does the plugin change the netherrack with the next block ?
If yes, does it work with all blocks or only some ones ?

there is a netherrack under the fire in the second picture :slightly_smiling:
just the netherrack above will be replaced with a fireblock

Oh OK ! I thought I saw the sand picture on the hole fo the trapdoor ^^
And does the fire resists to the rain ?

i think thats a vanilla “feature” of nether :smiley:
my fireplace burns since 2 days

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This plugin scares me. Please tell me it doesn’t work in the nether, lol.

Edit: Checked the source, it only protects if the trapdoors are nearby, crisis averted!

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i just ported it from bukkit. i already had these problems :smiley:

What do you expect with your code and what do you get ?

The ! front of ‘player.getWorld()’ does negate the entire line or only the ‘player.getWorld()’ ?
If it is the second option, I think It may fail in most of case (expect if one day the ‘player.getWorld()’ function failed too).

@lorde_faction it prevents fire from being indistructable in nether
its working, so there is no problem

i quoted it cause @ryantheleach was scared of it being active in nether :wink:

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Oh sorry, I thougth with your “i already had these problems” than you had an error on your code.
So forget my comment ^^