RandomCoords
RandomCoords
RandomCoords adds a random offset to the players coordinates to prevent players using F3 debug screen for positioning info.
When a player logs in or changes world, it generates two random values that it adds to the players x and z coordinate. Chunk borders and cardinal directions stay.
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- randomcoords.bypass
- Receive the actual coords
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_ForgeUser6897603 Owner
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Posted Jul 6, 2020I created a plugin similar to this for Minecraft 1.16.1.
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/coordinatesobfuscator-1-16-x-spigot-paper-tuinity-support.81139/
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Posted Jul 21, 2014@DeathWalking
I worked of the decompiled jar and refactored it to fit me.
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Posted Jul 21, 2014@Mats391
Did you just decompile the jar or did you have the actual source to work from?
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Posted Jul 21, 2014I updated this for latest mc/bukkit/ProtcolLib. I only did it for a server of a friend, do not expect support or future updates.
All credits go to Folipurba for original idea and code.
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Posted Jun 19, 2014Can you please post the source somewhere? Your choice of license suggests you are okay with people making their own derivatives, but modifying a decompiled version is a pain.
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Posted Mar 24, 2014Just what I was looking for =D
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Posted Jan 15, 2014@wiedzmin137
Thank you! Fixed in 1.6b2: http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/randomcoords/files/10-random-coords-v1-6b2/
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Posted Jan 13, 2014There is some bugs with using SIGNS. Look at that. ProtocolLib 3.1.0, RandomCoords v1.6b1, MC 1.7.*, spigot.
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Posted Jan 5, 2014@Treijim
I'm sorry, my server players don't want the plugin anymore so I can't test it :( I'll upload a beta version and if there are any issues tell me, I'll fix them!
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Posted Dec 31, 2013Hey, Do you plan on updating for the newest versions of 1.7? I'm using the latest version of randomcoords and I get spammed with big errors. My server depends on this plugin right now.
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Posted Dec 29, 2013@palipali
Alright, I'll add a config file now! I already updated it for 1.7 but didn't test it, that's why it's not here yet.
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Posted Oct 25, 2013@CommodoreAlpha
I think it is some kind of race condition, when ProtocolLib still uses a temporary player instance instead of the actual one. I need the player location when he joins in order to calculate a random offset which doesn't average to his current location but zero instead. Temporary player objects from ProtocolLib don't support to retrieve their location.
It doesn't seem to affect functionality because it should try again, but I'm not sure about that. I haven't seen this error for some time, maybe its fixed with a more recent version of CraftBukkit or ProtocolLib?
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Posted Oct 19, 2013While troubleshooting an issue relating to memory issues and possibly plugins, I ran into this error. I am just curious as to what it may mean (your plugin runs fine on its own).
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Posted Aug 5, 2013@FlOppythp
If I randomize the cardinal directions, the suns position would change with it. That would cause problems, because each player sees the sun at a different spot and you can't build a balcony for watching a sun set without finding out that after relogging, the sun sets somewhere else.
A compass points to spawn, not north. I'm not sure how that helps with cardinal directions, unless you know in which direction from spawn you currently are.
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Posted Aug 4, 2013@mat41997
Sorry, but plugins like this are not possible with the Bukkit API.
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Posted Aug 4, 2013Do so as not to require protocolib
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Posted Jul 24, 2013@nlydeen
Okay, I can confirm this and I'll try to gradually reduce the offset until this won't not happen anymore.
10,000 is not big enough to screw with peoples brain though ;P
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Posted Jul 23, 2013@nlydeen
I thought the random offset I chose was small enough to not get into floating point precision issues. I'll definitely look into that.
@FlOppythp
Yep!
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Posted Jul 23, 2013The plugin works great, but it does have one flaw: When the coordinates are large enough, it causes some bugs (such as item frames shaking violently). If you made the offset smaller (like ±10,000) it would be perfect.