When Minecraft 1.7 was released, Acacia and Dark Oak Stairs were added.
While Bukkit added them to Material.java, it did not add the MaterialData
mapping of them to Stairs.class.
Currently getAscendingDirection() and other stair-specific functions can
not be used on these new stairs. This commit fixes that by adding the
mapping needed.
Pulled from PR #977
The Minecraft 1.7 update added two new types of trees that weren't added
in the initial update to 1.7: MEGA_REDWOOD and TALL_BIRCH.
Pulled from PR #979
Several sounds were renamed in Minecraft 1.7 and have been updated
accordingly. Additionally, two sounds, HURT and BREATH, were removed from
Minecraft.
This commit adds an additional method to Location to set the direction of
facing. Included are a set of unit tests that ensure the consistency of
getDirection and setDirection using a set of cardinal directions and
arbituary data points.
Javadocs were also added to pitch and yaw methods that explain the unit
and points of origin.
As of Minecraft 1.7, there are 143 available map colors, MapPalette
needs to be updated to reflect the new colors.
This commit fixes the issue by adding the new colors to the
color matching array, and appropriately adjusts the color matching
methods as well.
This commit adds proper formatting to the closing bracket used when certain
commands send messages to all players with the broadcast-channel
permission.
Prior to this commit all /say command output would be a generic "[Server]"
prefixed line. This commit changes that by adding the source into the
message, such as a player. By doing this Bukkit more closely matches
vanilla behaviour and gives a more descriptive message to the client.
This change adds the source encoding to the maven compiler plugin, which
will strictly enforce build consistency on multiple platforms and address
possible compilation issues on some of the source files. The source
encoding unintuitively is system-specified by default.
In vanilla, gamerules are global, across all worlds. Maps created for
vanilla that use command blocks expect this behavior, which is broken
when they are placed on a world that is not the default world (world #0).
This commit changes that by using the command block's current world when
executing the command, forcing the game rules executed to be executed in
the world the command block is currently in.
Prior to this commit the message would display as "...(given #, bounds
are # to #". This commit changes that by adding the missing bracket to
the end of the statement. This is strictly a visual error.
When Minecraft 1.4.6 was released, Nether Brick texturing to steps
was added. Minecraft 1.5 added Quartz texturing to steps. When Bukkit
was updated to these version the textures for steps were not applied.
Currently it is not possible to set the texture of steps to quartz
or nether brick. This commit fixes that by adding the respective values
to the allowable materials list.
MetadataStoreBase throws a NullPointerException when passed a null value
for setMetaData. The intended behavior is to throw an
IllegalArgumentException. This commit changes the value's null check to
occur before referencing the owning plugin of a value.
TimedRegisteredListener uses a reference to the first event fired. This
causes a memory leak in the server for any references that event has. This
changes TimedRegisteredListener to only store a reference to the class of
the event.
This change is intentionally a breaking change, as it is an obscure part
of the API. A non-breaking change would require the leak to be maintained
or an immediate update for any plugins using the method, as it would be an
indirect break.
A unit test is also included to check behavior of shared superclass
functionality.
This commit adds a comaptibility layer for use between
ConfigurationSerializable and Java Serializable, such that when using the
Bukkit object streams, any ConfigurationSerializable acts as if it
implements Serializable for purposes of that wrapped stream.
Included are a set of unit tests for the stream with a check for backward
compatibility across versions.
The method signatures are unnecessarily strict for the generic signatures.
This change may cause a compile-time error for extending classes overriding
methods, but no byte signature or compile time call signatures change.
When the minimum volume is being used because the distance is over a
threshold, the unit vector delta should be added to the player's
location, instead of where the command specified location.
This change makes the player's location the point of reference for
playing sounds when distance to volume scale is lower than minimum
specified volume.
