This issue came down to two bugs with the explosions created
by Fireball and AnvilDrop.
The first was the damage being done. Settings the max damage
doesn't change the base damage, so they did the default amount
of damage based on the vanilla code.
The second was the radius of the explosion. The radius was
too small, and so it was perceived that only users directly hit
would suffer damage. The radius was increased, however the block
explosion size was kept the same.
This adds a system whereby plugins can associate metadata with individual
damage events and then retrieve that metadata later from the CombatLog.
One example use case for this is Minestrike. Players are rewarded according
to the weapon that they used to kill another player, however the weapons
are frequently renamed. Minestrike can now associate a "gunType" key
to the name of the weapon used to kill the player, regardless of the skin
that the gun currently has applied to it.
This adds a system whereby plugins can associate metadata with individual
damage events and then retrieve that metadata later from the CombatLog.
One example use case for this is Minestrike. Players are rewarded according
to the weapon that they used to kill another player, however the weapons
are frequently renamed. Minestrike can now associate a "gunType" key
to the name of the weapon used to kill the player, regardless of the skin
that the gun currently has applied to it.
This issue came down to two bugs with the explosions created
by Fireball and AnvilDrop.
The first was the damage being done. Settings the max damage
doesn't change the base damage, so they did the default amount
of damage based on the vanilla code.
The second was the radius of the explosion. The radius was
too small, and so it was perceived that only users directly hit
would suffer damage. The radius was increased, however the block
explosion size was kept the same.
* Internal:
Changed imports from java.awt.Color to org.bukkit.Color
External:
Added Double Jump Halloween
Added Arrow Trail Halloween
Added Pumpkin Hat
* Internal:
Fixed Arrow Trail Halloween
Added new methods to ParticleData
Renamed playerNPC to _playerNPC (WinEffectLavaTrap)
Removed unecessary method (WinEffectManager)
Added a command to test win rooms properly
Fixed Squid Morph not showing name unless players hovered over it
Created a Manager for the Morphs so we avoid using deprecated methods
External:
Added Halloween Win Room
Added Grim Reaper Morph
Added Headless Horseman Morph
Added Nightmare Steed
* Internal:
Renamed RewardType enums to have upper case
External:
Added Halloween Death Effect
Added Haunted Chest
Added Baby Zombie Jockey Pet
Changed the names of the items
Added Grim Reaper pet
* Slack integration to test stuff (Will not be in the code in the last commit)
* Fixed Grim Reaper Hoe not being removed after the morph is disabled
* Details for the Haunted Chest
* Details for all the items (lores, icons, texts, effects, etc)
Removed Headless Horseman Morph
* Fixes for lores and names
Support server stuff
* Fixes for the Lock and Unlock cosmetics commands
* Fixes for the Grim Reaper Morph
* Fixes for the Grim Reaper Morph
Removed debug messages
* Fixed a memory leak. Thanks to Sam
* Fix imports
* Removed unused code
Added javadocs to UtilTextBottom#displayProgress()
Added javadocs to UtilAlg#getRandomLocation()
* Removed Death Effect
Increased Arrow Trail particles
Increased Double Jump particles
This commit completely rewrites DisguiseManager, DisguisePlayer, and
PlayerDisguiseManager.
Changes to disguising means that much of the core was also changed,
primarily having to do with mapping by UUID versus player names.
Several new API classes were added, such as EntitySelector, Managers,
UtilTasks, and a brand new scoreboard API which is much more optimized and
allows for much longer lines
The new anticheat is hooked as well, with implementation for guardians
which follow the players around. Release two code is also included, but is
currently disabled via a boolean.
