FieryInferno
Create fires like you never could before! FieryInferno fire spread much faster than default, similar to pre 1.6b MineCraft fire mechanics. It also doesn't go out after a certain radius from the origin. Great for any pyromaniacs!
Features:
- Makes fire spread faster and larger
- Customizable spreading speed
- Emulates pre - 1.6b MineCraft fire
- Multiworld support
- Fire only spreads to flammable blocks
- A naturally occurring event called a "wildfire"
- A /wildfire command
- 101% configurable Configurable
Suggestions/feedback welcome!
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_ForgeUser9138316 Owner
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Forge_User_39609121 Contributor
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hawkfalcon Author
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Posted Sep 11, 2012@CopaceticMan
They are.
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Posted Sep 9, 2012Can you make random wild fires toggle-able?
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Posted Sep 5, 2012@Icynene
xD I really appreciate you taking it over:) And yes, suggestions are always welcome!
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Posted Sep 5, 2012And I am the invisible ghost who does updates now :(
We are accepting requests now. If you have an idea that you want in FieryInferno, suggest it, and we will do our best to add it in. Just keep in mind that things that are completely irrelevant to the scope of FieryInferno will be rejected (PLEASE, no "Can you make a zombie that has a flamethrower ability which shoots fire?").
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Posted Sep 4, 2012@nkomosim
No problem! Thank you for using it:)
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Posted Sep 4, 2012This is an amazing plugin. Thank you hawkfalcon for your dedication! I'll try to get a donation coming soon :]
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Posted Aug 29, 2012FieryInferno 0.2Beta is now available!
This version addresses key issues, and adds much requested features.
New in this version:
Note: Wildfires use faster fires!
Thanks for using FieryInferno!
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Posted Aug 13, 2012@nkomosim
I am no longer the author, 3 others have taken my place. So we shall see:D
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Posted Aug 10, 2012@hawkfalcon
Or atleast add some type of command to toggle this.
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Posted Aug 10, 2012@hawkfalcon
If you would pleease please consider doing this! This plugin brings back so many posibilites!
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Posted Jul 7, 2012@nkomosim That is an unintended consequence of the method I use for spreading.. I might be able to fix that, however, it might reduce the speed altogether:*(
@Gunnerrrrr That sounds like a separate plugin to me:D
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Posted Jul 5, 2012You should make the size of the area you set on fire configurable, because i would looveee the plugin if you could still use flint & steel normally, and not accidentally set other blocks on fire. Maybe just make the area 1 block by default, then make it configurable?
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Posted Jul 5, 2012@Kiak It actually doesn't do anything.... Derp... because it works on the basis on fire igniting, and in the nether, fire doesn't spread naturally.
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Posted Jul 5, 2012Lol, never thought of that. Probably the intense heat released by an uncontrolled nether fire blows up the universe
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Posted Jul 5, 2012@jhs232
What happens in the nether I wonder? xD I might add a list of unburnable blocks to the config.
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Posted Jul 5, 2012You should disenable it for fires which are on nether rack or which is surrounded by unburnable blocks like stone, bricks, glowstone, etc.
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Posted Jul 4, 2012YAY
no more pesky forests blocking my builds
Take that mother nature!
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Posted Jul 4, 2012I've been waiting for a plugin like this for SO LONG :D
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Posted Jul 4, 2012Thank you so much for the realization of my Plugin request! :) Im going to test it tomorrow and post a Feedback!
Greetings from Hungary and Switzerland