- Summary: An implementation of Bukkit's ItemCase
- Dependency Plugins: n/a
- PocketMine-MP version: 1.6.2 - API 3.0.0-ALPHA5
- OptionalPlugins:
- Categories: General
- Plugin Access: Tile Entities, Items/Blocks
- WebSite: github
A simplistic implementation of Bukkit's ItemCase.
Command:
- /itemcase add
Then while holding an item, tap on a slab or glass block. This will create an itemcase with that item.
To destroy, just destroy the block where the itemcase was placed.
Case data is placed on a file in the world folder. This is loaded during world load and unloaded during unload.
Available sub-commands:
- /itemcase add
Adds an ItemCase with object on hand. - /itemcase cancel
Aborts anadd
operation. - /itemcase respawn
Debug sub-command. Re-creates all ItemCases.
By default you need to place items on Slabs or on Glass blocks. This
is classic mode. You can, if you want, enable new wave mode.
This would let you place items on any type of blocks. To enable this,
modify the config.yml
file:
settings:
classic: true
Change the line classic
from true
to false
. Note that new
wave mode is experimental and has not been fully tested.
- itemcase.cmd: allow players access to the itemcase command
- itemcase.destroy: allow players destroy cases
- 1.0.8 : No AIR cases
- Do not allow to place cases with AIR only. Reported by @Pub4Game. Closes #30.
- 1.0.7 : Update for PM1.6dev
- Checks which function to call (isPlaceable/canBePlaced) without having to check version.
- 1.0.6 : Update for PM1.6dev
- changed isPlaceable for canBePlaced
- 1.0.5 : BugFix
- Fixed a small bug related to new wave mode.
- 1.0.4 : new wave vs classic
- Added new wave mode that allows you to place itemcases everywhere.
- Removed callbacktask deprecation warning
- 1.0.2 : Bugfix
- Fixed bugs and improved permissions.
- 1.0.1 : Bugfix
- Fixed despawn when chunk unloads
- 1.0.0 : First release
ItemCasePE
Copyright (C) 2015 Alejandro Liu
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