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Code cleanup, fixes, optimizations, tweaks and new features Code cleanup: - Slight restructure - FaweAPI class with some useful functions - Abstracting some components for future port different versions / platform Fixes: - Fixed lighting issues - Fixed some async exceptions - Fixed undo/redo having unexpected behavior - Fixed support for third party extents Improvements on the relighting algorithm. - It's slightly slower but results in more reliable lighting Queue optimizations: - Decreased overhead, faster block placement and relighting - Now supports async biome changes Block logging: - Now supports block logging (with BlocksHub) Schematic streaming: - Completely bypass the clipboard and "//stream <file>" giant schematics into the world Region selection: - Use "//worldeditregion" to select your current region restriction Manual relighting: - Use "//fixlighting" to fix the lighting in your current selection
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name: FastAsyncWorldEdit
main: com.boydti.fawe.bukkit.FaweBukkit
Various
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version: 3.4.2
Code cleanup, fixes, optimizations, tweaks and new features Code cleanup: - Slight restructure - FaweAPI class with some useful functions - Abstracting some components for future port different versions / platform Fixes: - Fixed lighting issues - Fixed some async exceptions - Fixed undo/redo having unexpected behavior - Fixed support for third party extents Improvements on the relighting algorithm. - It's slightly slower but results in more reliable lighting Queue optimizations: - Decreased overhead, faster block placement and relighting - Now supports async biome changes Block logging: - Now supports block logging (with BlocksHub) Schematic streaming: - Completely bypass the clipboard and "//stream <file>" giant schematics into the world Region selection: - Use "//worldeditregion" to select your current region restriction Manual relighting: - Use "//fixlighting" to fix the lighting in your current selection
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description: Fast Async WorldEdit plugin
authors: [Empire92]
loadbefore: [WorldEdit]
load: STARTUP
database: false
#softdepend: [WorldGuard, PlotSquared, MCore, Factions, GriefPrevention, Residence, Towny, PlotMe, PreciousStones]
commands:
wea:
description: (FAWE) Bypass WorldEdit processing and area restrictions
aliases: [weanywhere,worldeditanywhere,/wea,/weanywhere,/worldeditanywhere]
usage: "Vault is required for the toggle. Optionally, you can set the permission fawe.bypass"
fixlighting:
description: (FAWE) Fix the lighting in your current chunk
aliases: [/fixlighting]
stream:
description: (FAWE) Stream a schematic into the world
aliases: [/stream]
Faster compression Using java's inbuilt compression algorithms (gzip or deflator both) was a bit too slow for me. Fawe is now using the LZ4 compression algorithm, which is super fast. So fast that I decided to add a default 1 pass of compression to history. Enabling further compression will do an additional high LZ4 compression.
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fawe:
description: (FAWE) Reload the plugin
aliases: [/fawe,/fawereload]
Code cleanup, fixes, optimizations, tweaks and new features Code cleanup: - Slight restructure - FaweAPI class with some useful functions - Abstracting some components for future port different versions / platform Fixes: - Fixed lighting issues - Fixed some async exceptions - Fixed undo/redo having unexpected behavior - Fixed support for third party extents Improvements on the relighting algorithm. - It's slightly slower but results in more reliable lighting Queue optimizations: - Decreased overhead, faster block placement and relighting - Now supports async biome changes Block logging: - Now supports block logging (with BlocksHub) Schematic streaming: - Completely bypass the clipboard and "//stream <file>" giant schematics into the world Region selection: - Use "//worldeditregion" to select your current region restriction Manual relighting: - Use "//fixlighting" to fix the lighting in your current selection
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wrg:
description: (FAWE) Select your current WorldEdit Region.
aliases: [/wrg,wer,/wer,worldeditregion,/worldeditregion,/region]
History on disk rollback command Useful for undoing specific edits.
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frb:
description: (FAWE) Rollback an edit
aliases: [fawerollback,fawerb,/uu,/rb,/frb,/fawerollback,/fawerb]
Fixes #48
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fcancel:
description: (FAWE) Cancel your edit
aliases: [fawecancel,/fcancel,/cancel,/fawecancel]
Code cleanup, fixes, optimizations, tweaks and new features Code cleanup: - Slight restructure - FaweAPI class with some useful functions - Abstracting some components for future port different versions / platform Fixes: - Fixed lighting issues - Fixed some async exceptions - Fixed undo/redo having unexpected behavior - Fixed support for third party extents Improvements on the relighting algorithm. - It's slightly slower but results in more reliable lighting Queue optimizations: - Decreased overhead, faster block placement and relighting - Now supports async biome changes Block logging: - Now supports block logging (with BlocksHub) Schematic streaming: - Completely bypass the clipboard and "//stream <file>" giant schematics into the world Region selection: - Use "//worldeditregion" to select your current region restriction Manual relighting: - Use "//fixlighting" to fix the lighting in your current selection
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permissions:
fawe.bypass:
default: false
fawe.admin:
default: false
fawe.stream:
default: false
fawe.fixlighting:
Restrict usage of /wea
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default: false
Faster compression Using java's inbuilt compression algorithms (gzip or deflator both) was a bit too slow for me. Fawe is now using the LZ4 compression algorithm, which is super fast. So fast that I decided to add a default 1 pass of compression to history. Enabling further compression will do an additional high LZ4 compression.
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fawe.reload:
default: false
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