I've redone most of blockplacemods its code. It is now MUCH easier to
expand in the future and I think the code is more elegant and stuff. It
all works the same as before, except the command is now /toggle
<setting>
I've merged the setting for /autotakewater and /autofillcauldron into
one setting named cauldron.
Trying to make it place an item (in this case 1 piece of redstone dust)
in a furnace. I know that it creates the ItemStack correctly, I know
that in this case .getInventory() returns an instance of
FurnaceInventory and I know that .update() is returning True meaning it
updated the blockstate successfully. However, the item is not appearing
in the furnace. Any idea why?
Adds a few nifty features with per player customization:
- Placing a slab automatically turns it upside-down
- Placing a cauldron automatically fills it
- Right clicking a cauldron with empty hand or redstone dust lowers
water level
Added to make an easily adjustible version of LoginSecurity.
LoginSecurity does not (seem to) support name changes since it retrieves
the UUID used from a byte[] of "OfflinePlayer:<username>" which means
the UUID changes when a player changes their name. This should fix
/rmpass. It uses BCrypt. I'll test this on the dev server (hoping bcrypt
is installed)
I attempted to fix /pluginversions but ended up just commenting it out.
The problem is in retrieving the plugins where instead of object type
Plugin it returns "array.array"? I tried a whole bunch of things but I
didn't succeed to make it work.
so you do like, for example:
/pex user EVAL:server.getOfflinePlayer("Dico200").getUniqueId()
this could also be used in chat. I know its pretty useless but useful in
some cases.
@command throws an error when it tries to access current_subs, which
supposedly didn't exist. current_subs stores all subcommands found when
defining the method which @command was added to. (These SHOULD be called
first)
advancedcmd doens't work atm, apparently
function.func_code is a thing but adding co_consts isn't an attribute of
that.
Tested abot, seems to work well.
Contains @simplecommand and @basecommand
Slightly alterred simplecommand, made both display the command's
required permission when displaying help if the sender has the
permission "utils.showpermission".
Also a small tweak in misc.py's join listener.
The module is named simplecommand.py (wow, didn't expect that!)
And I also cleaned it up a little bit, and tried to make clear how the
fuck it works. This shit is weird.
