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@LordBoos

That is a good question .. I'm looking into it now, because I don't immediately see a way to set amounts when registering a recipe.

As a fallback, I guess you could change the shape so that it requires 8 nether stars - have them all surrounding the blaze rod?

EDIT: It seems like this is not possible without mods. I guess I never realized it, but shaped recipes never have more than one of each ingredient.

I can see about adding shapeless recipe support in the future- but then they just basically toss in a blaze rod and some nether stars willy-nilly and a wand comes out :)

I am looking at changing the way crafting works in 4.0 so I definitely want to think about this.

@LordBoos

That's the "undo" parameter, in milliseconds. So like "undo: 5000" for 5-second undo.

Nearly all spells are undoable - it will tell you in the spell's lore in-game if it is not.

The 4.0 configs are going to be all auto-undo (in terms of block changes). I'm basing them on the "potter" configs, and am hoping to make the plugin generally less destructive while still keeping all the "shock and awe".

Feel free to venture off on your own for now, but I'm hoping to get to this soon! :)

@joshep92

Sorry about that! Power outage, server was down- it's back up now though.

I also just decided to submit a new build (3.9.4) for approval. I really want the 4.0 release to be a big change (mainly just to the default configs), but it's taking me a while to get done- and a lot of new stuff has been added recently, so a release sounds good:

• WorldGuard 6 support. Unfortunately, due to the way WG updated, this also means that WorldGuard version 6 is REQUIRED for WorldGuard support in versions 3.9.4 of Magic and up.
• Towny and PreciousStones integration, courtesy of @LordBoos (thanks again!)
• Multiple hotbar support on wands- my new favorite dueling feature. You can use the "hotbar2" upgrade item (/mgive hotbar2) to upgrade your wand, adding a second hotbar. With the inventory active, use the "Q" button to cycle through your hotbars. It's like having 8 more spells in a duel! Note that wands can now have any number of hotbars, but I think more than 2 or 3 might get to be a mess.
• EffectLib Updated - All particle names changed This one is important if you have customized configs. You may find that you've got to change your particle names on some effects. Fortunately, this is basically a search+replace- I made a script to help, if it's something you need:

https://github.com/Slikey/EffectLib/blob/master/src/main/resources/migrate.php

@Oniromancie

Thanks! Make sure you have Magic 3.9 or higher (dev build) - I added that parameter to TNTSpell pretty recently.

If you need any help customizing, check the default configs for an explanation and let me know of you need help!

@Oniromancie

If you're referring to the spells that spawn TNT (Like Grenade), I suggest just disabling those spells. TNT does damage, that's what TNT does ;)

If you mean turning off block damage specifically, you can customize the spell to set break_blocks: false. You can also have it auto-undo block damage (The 4.0 configs will have auto-undo on everything).

@Hirodetsu

The CommandSpell just runs a command on behalf of the player- so if you don't want to give them permissions to the command, there are two ways I think you can do this:

1. Set the "op" parameter to "true". This will op the player, run the command, then de-op the player. This can be semi-dangerous, but I've done my best to ensure the player always gets de-opped.

2. If there is a different version of the command you can use that works on a player (full disclosure, I'm not that familiar with LibsDisguise and didn't actually make those spells myself!), then you could do that- something like

/dis @p skeleton

If that'd work, then you could set "console: true" in the spell parameters. This will run the command as console instead of as the player- so it will always have permissions, but the tradeoff is the command has to be able to take a player as a parameter to work.

And I think that answers your second question - @p (for player) is the name of the casting player! You can also use @pd for the display name of the casting player (@td works for target's display name, too).

Hope that helps!

@LordBoos

Well you are my favorite person of the day!

With much thanks to LordBoos, Magic now respects Towny and PreciousStones claims. (dev build#586 and up).

@Unviewed

Even if you don't have build perms? If that doesn't work then I'm not sure, sorry- I'd have to do some debugging there. It should act exactly as if you shot an arrow from a bow, so if you could also test that I'd appreciate it.

Check the "Build Server" button in the main post for dev builds.

It's just "/wand unknown", like I said earlier. The name is just for display, you never type it in the console.