@Reddy360

There's a config option for you to add additional falling blocks if you'd like. The point of the falling blocks is just to make mining more dangerous, so leaving farmland out doesn't really undermine that much.

I am posting this as a comment because you have not enabled the ticket system

I found a bug with this plugin, Farmland wont fall, so if you place some dirt hoe it and then break the block underneath it it's a floating dirt block

Published source code.

https://github.com/ryanhamshire/ExtraHardMode/

2.0.1 Update!

• Update endermen so that they no longer teleport you to them - instead, they may swap places with you. This eliminates the "endermen get free hits all the time" problem.

@Tux2

Very glad you like it! I'll add that to my mental list of cool things folks are doing with this plugin. :)

Another excellent plugin bigscary! I coupled it with this world generator: http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/hothgenerator/ with it's mechanics, and added snow and ice to the blocks that fall as well to create a very unstable, hardcore world for my players. My players love it! Thanks once again for another awesome plugin!

Please add the function that have the plugin "Grief prevention" to limit the creepers explosions (and other mobs), just below the sea level.

I still do not understand the need to install an additional plugin (which also has many more features that are not necessary), just to clear something as "simple" such as this option.

Greetings ;)

@Undust4able

I can't fix a WorldGuard bug, sorry! Consider switching to GriefPrevention, or report the bug to the WG developers (I've already done that).

2.0 Updates!

• Monsters will now sometimes break out of webbing when they're stuck.

• Enhanced explosions will now apply only to the worlds you list in your config file (this is a bug fix).

@HerrGrim

Unfortunately, Minecraft has only one server-wide recipe list. You can disable the "fewer seeds" config option to get the recipe back for your "normal difficulty" world, but the hard mode players will build big melon farms and likely freely give away melon seeds to new players.

@Nimblefoot

Thanks, I'll check on the sheep and explosions. You're right to expect that those would be restricted to only the worlds you specify in your config file.

@predawnia

TNT may destroy anything, and will always drop all the blocks it exploded for pickup. Other plugins may interfere, for example on my test server I have Grief Prevention and Anti X Ray. Therefore in MY case:

1. Blocks above sea level are never destroyed by TNT.

2. Blocks inside player land claims are never destroyed by TNT.

3. Diamond ore is never destroyed by TNT.

Is it true that TNT now only destroys stone and nothing else?

@anasuelli

Oh, now I see. It looks like the best you can do is use STEP, which will also make sandstone and wooden steps fall as well. :\

@nev375

That's the population density plugin, actually. Any world which doesn't spawn every new player at the world spawn has this issue. I think it's because Vanilla sends new players only the spawn chunk before they log in. I've looked into what's available from Bukkit, and it seems there's no fix.

@Rom3ox

The block physics for non-sand and non-gravel blocks aren't supported before Bukkit versions built for Minecraft 1.3. Since Tekkit runs on 1.2.5, you won't get that feature. Actually I'm pleasantly surprised to hear everything else works. :)

@tremor77

Are they resetting? If so, it's because you've made some tiny formatting mistake in the config file. The most common mistake is using a TAB instead of spaces when indenting. It's a common problem for all plugin YAML files (not just this plugin). Sorry for the trouble. :)

@Jemrada

I still think making a player go get a tool just to break a block is more getting in the player's way than adding interesting challenge. If you come up with more arguments supporting this suggestion, keep'em coming. I've been known to change my mind a lot, especially under peer pressure. :)

i'm making changes in the config yml, like settings hard stone to false, but the plugin seems to be ignoring them. Whats up?