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Lightning - Printable Version +- Cuberite Forum (https://forum.cuberite.org) +-- Forum: Plugins (https://forum.cuberite.org/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: Plugin Releases (https://forum.cuberite.org/forum-2.html) +--- Thread: Lightning (/thread-1408.html) |
Lightning - daniel0916 - 03-14-2014 Lightning A Lightning Plugin for MCServer Feature Create Lightnings at the look position with a command. But you can also use BlazeRods for lightnings ![]() Command|Permission /lightning lightning.use /lightning <PlayerName> lightning.forplayer Download: https://github.com/daniel0916/Lightning/archive/master.zip GitHub: https://github.com/daniel0916/Lightning (the plugin use the GetBlockXYZFromTrace function from the WorldEdit Plugin) RE: Lightning - xoft - 03-14-2014 Nice one. Although as a control freak, I'd have preferred if it was possible to bind an item, so that right-clicking with, for example, a blaze rod, would make the lightning hit at the looked-upon block. RE: Lightning - daniel0916 - 03-15-2014 (03-14-2014, 11:57 PM)xoft Wrote: Although as a control freak, I'd have preferred if it was possible to bind an item, so that right-clicking with, for example, a blaze rod, would make the lightning hit at the looked-upon block. Okay, i will add this. I also have a other idea... RE: Lightning - daniel0916 - 03-15-2014 Now you can lightning other players and you can rightclick with a BlazeRod for lightnings. RE: Lightning - ruhula - 03-15-2014 nice plugin. ![]() ![]() ![]() RE: Lightning - xoft - 03-15-2014 Perhaps use a different permission for the commands - what if the server admin wants to give someone the permission to strike players, but not at sight / using the blaze rod? RE: Lightning - daniel0916 - 03-15-2014 How can i use different permissions in one command? PluginManager:BindCommand("/lightning", "lightning.use", HandleLightningCommand, " - Create Lightnings"); /lightning and /lightning <PlayerName> is the same command... RE: Lightning - xoft - 03-15-2014 Use no permission for the binding, and then check the permission manually in the handler, using cPlayer:HasPermission(). RE: Lightning - daniel0916 - 04-05-2014 New Version released. I also updated the start post ![]() |