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@ProjectNarna

I can't duplicate not being able to add players as you say, I've done it with upper and lower case, mixed case, and the exact case as the player's name and it worked for all name versions.

The reason I even convert to lower case was from a paste feature in PS.

You maybe having this problem for one of two reasons, either the permission to add/removed members is disabled for your players "protectionstones.members" or a change in WorldGuard isn't permitting the names to be added.

Also make sure the players are owner's of the region and standing in the region when they try to add members.

And like I said unless there was some change to WorldGuard, both the region names and players (owners and members) names are not case sensitive.

ProtectionStones 1.8c has been uploaded and is awaiting approval.

Install this update if you use the Auto Hide Option or you want to use the newest CraftBukkit 1.2.5 R4.0

Fixed Auto Hide Option:

Due to a timing issue, if you used the Auto Hide Option the block place event was being seen as a canceled event, which gave the player back the block they placed.

This has been corrected by forcibly removing the block from the player.

Compiled with Bukkit 1.2.5 R4.0

@GermanWob

Thank you for reporting the bug, I was able to duplicate it.

So I will be fixing and releasing an update today.

@bigggan

You can make up to 16 blocks and you can have player groups to allow only certain blocks per group, read the Configuration Page.

@WitheringComa

You must change the sizes in the config.yml file.

Look at the section called Blocks:

Blocks:

- COAL_ORE 5

- LAPIS_ORE 10

- DIAMOND_ORE 20

Those are the type of blocks to use and the size.

So change the size numbers there.

The size is the number of blocks measured from the outside of the area to the PS.

So if you place a PS that is size "5" it is in the center of an 11x11x11 cube.

Each direction from the PS will look like this:

54321x12345

The "x" equals the PS, the other numbers are the protected blocks on either side of the block, this is for all three dimensions (x, y, and z planes).

If you have sky bedrock enabled then the "y" plane is the full top to bottom height so it would be 255.

Is that clearer, if not I will make a diagram to show the placement (size).

@Eddy_3b1

There are a couple of problems in your permissions for ProtectionStones, but they are unrelated to this problem

You can't use "protectionstones.*" (in your owner and moderator group).

Because this would also include the ProtectionStones Groups, and they would then be in group1.

If you give someone multiple groups it defaults to the lowest for security reasons.

Please post your config.yml for PS and also run the"/ps admin version" command and send that information.

@GermanWob

I'll check that out, I won't be able to confirm or fix it until Monday.

@WitheringComa

You need to change the block size in the config.yml file.

See the Configuration Page.

The section called Blocks in the config.yml file has the the block type and size.

Size is measured from the PS to the outside edge of the cube (protection region).

So a size of 5 would be an 11x11x11 or with the sky bedrock option 11x11x255.

@AxelDios

I tested it and I don't get that problem in the current version.

It sounds like you are using a version of ProtectionStones prior to 1.8b (which is the current version) and don't have the "protectionstones.toggle" set for you, it defaults to "op".

There was a bug in some of the old error checking that missed the permission error message and went straight to the message you are seeing.

So either change your permission for "protectionstones.toggle" to give you the right to use the toggle command or upgrade to the newest version of PS (which will give you the correct error message but still need that permission set to use it).

@zimko95

It sounds more like a bug in the error reporting then the toggle itself.

I will be able to check it in a few hours.

At this time if you get a chance, check that you have "protectionstones.toggle" permission set for you, it defaults to "op".