3.1.1 QuickFix: http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/fun-hard-mode/files/37-3-1-1/

@crash2323

I think most bugs are ironed out, you can go ahead and use 3.1.

@Katorone

Lightlevel isn't customisable yet, I think plants already need roughly 8 light in vanilla to grow. I might add a toggle for requiring natural light to grow later.

@bigscary

Spawning zombie pigs on lightning strikes sounds interesting. This isn't a weather plugin though, so you might want to look for a weather plugin.

@Plaidballoon

To customize the speed it takes to mine stone we need to take craftbukkit as a dependancy. This makes the plugin less compatible with newer versions of minecraft, e.g. it takes longer to update the plugin. The hardened stone feature is there to change a players behaviour regarding tunneling, I think it does that just fine and there is no need to make stone even harder or something like that.

@MrYfory

I don't think that running a weather plugin versus built in weather customization makes a big difference in performance. A plugin might loose a couple of nanoseconds to call the methods of the api, but that doesn't make a difference performance wise.

@bigscary

Hey bigscary :)

Just a suggestion; if you want to control weather in such a manner, Spigot (a custom version of bukkit) allows you to do just that, with different strengths of storm, percentages, etc. As it's done at a server level it's much more efficient than using a plugin. Although it doesn't spawn zombie pigmen on lightning strikes!

Feature suggestion! I like the "blood moon" idea from Terraria and some other plugins. I think it could be very elegantly implemented as follows:

1. Change 25% of rainstorms to thunderstorms.

2. During thunderstorms, lightning strikes spawn groups of aggressive zombie pigs.

I think this would be cool because it makes thunderstorms more interesting for players, and they will happen more frequently as well (it's a shame Mojang coded something with so little impact on gameplay and which happens so infrequently!). Because zombie pigs are injured by sunlight, the game would automatically clean up after you.

One more suggestion. I know that players don't go to the nether because they feel it's not worth the risk, which is disappointing. May I suggest doubling experience from monsters in the nether? It may be enough to make the difference.

@Katorone

- Yes you can specify worlds, as per config. - Yes, almost every feature is customisable.

@AgentWesker

Maybe post your config on http://dev.bukkit.org/paste?

@Raemis

It should already be like that from Alpha1 on.

@Madeye16

Maybe you have skeletons shoot silverfish on 100%? Edit: Yeah, typo. fixed it

Can you make riding a boat bypass the "too much to swim" stuff?

@jeffro1001

Thanks for reporting. I used the wrong permission, I will update soon and fix it. The old permission was

extrahardmode.bypass

and I moved it to

extrahardmode.bypass.bypass 

extrahardmode.bypass.*

will contain all subpermissions once I implemented them.

@Hangar

Interesting, I will have a look at it and see what I can do about it. But I think to fix the infinite water pools I will have to make the duration for how long the water flows even smaller.

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It's already on my todo list ;) https://trello.com/b/c6wfPDzd

@bigscary

Great idea. Adding to my todo list :).

I'm going to split the bypass permission into different subnodes that's why it's bypass.* now.

@AgentWesker

Okay, what are the buildings made of? What is causing them to fall?

Feature request. :) Please consider updating the "extra monster spawns" to spawn groups of different types of monsters, instead of just more of the same monster. I think two zombies is less interesting and challenging for a player than say, one zombie and a creeper, or one zombie and a skeleton.

@jeffro1001

It's just extrahardmode.bypass. No * or extra bypass on the end.

I don't know if this is a bug or something you care about but... using 2 buckets to make an infinite pool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUWFcbSc9rc

Bascially I very quickly pour them into opposite corners, then scoop water back up and pour the water next to it to convert it to a normal 4x4 infinite pool.

@Grinjr

no worries, mate. I'm not sure how the armor weighing you down worked prior to 3.0, because I don't have the sourcecode for it, only 2.8 and 3.0. So I'm thinking of splitting it into two different things. Armor weighs you down, maybe let people swim in full leatherarmor, but 3 pieces of iron make you sink already. And Inventory weighs you down, which would increase the cap, but be independent from the armor.

@MrMightyGnome

Bigscary has retired from development, project is 100% mine now.