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PseudoKnight

October 6, 2011

I’ve seen a lot of interest in creating farms lately, including animals. In anticipation of proper breeding in Minecraft 1.9, I’ve implemented the closest approximation with OtherDrops. Now if you feed animals wheat, you have a 25% chance of it popping out another. In addition to this, I’m trying out a plugin that will regrow wool on sheep after a period of time. (which will also be in 1.9 by default)

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Added OtherDrops

Currently OtherDrops is set to drop apples for normal trees (5% chance) and cocoa beans from birch trees (5% chance). My goal with this plugin is mostly to allow people to get items that are otherwise unattainable. Let me know if you have any ideas.

All drops I’ve added:
– 5% chance of an apple from a leaf block
– 5% chance of a cocoa beans from birch tree leaf block
– 1% chance for golden apple from regular tree
– bookshelves drop bookshelves
– sponge can sometimes break in two
– 10% chance a cave spider will drop web instead of string
– 11% chance pig zombies will drop a gold ingot
– 10% chance a pumpkin will break and give you 3-5 seeds instead
– right-clicking a diamond or iron block with a damaged diamond or iron item will repair that item for one diamond or iron ingot (50% resource efficiency increase)

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Dynmap is back! (and other stuff)

DynMap (live map) is now installed and configured for both worlds. I might use it in conjunction with WorldGuard to designate regions where people can help in the city. Check it out.

I enabled per-world homes. Each time you /sethome inside a world, it’ll allow you to teleport back to that location with the /home command, but only within that world. You can also visit other people’s homes with /home [name].

Stargates are defined now in 5, 6, and 7-wide configurations using glowstone and obsidian. You may see these configurations in various locations now. All you need to do to make one is create the ring as designed, then place a sign in the same spot. Write the gate name on the first line, then the gate network name on the third line. It’ll create the button for you and tell you it’s working. Now just right click the sign to find your destination gate and click the button.

Example 6-wide design:

There have been a few plugin casualties though. Timefold and MCStats both seem to be broken to the point of uselessness, until updated.