ToolNotifier
ToolNotifier
version 0.4a - "Revival"
Have you ever been mining, only to notice that your diamond pickaxe was about to break, right before you hit the last block, and loosing it?
This plugin helps out by giving people a little notification when their tool is about to break. After getting permission from @MrAdam, I decompiled and revived his ToolNotifier plugin. I'm going to finish what he started, and maintain it through the eventual upcoming API changes.
Current Features
- Warns you when your tool is about to break
Planned Features
- Switch out the tool with a better one (may only be for the Spout version)
- Permissions Support (version 0.5)
- Support all the breakable tools (Bows, Flint and Steel, etc)
- More customization
Version History
0.4a - Updated to the new event system introduced in 1.1-r1
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HACKhalo2 Owner
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_ForgeUser7955663 Maintainer
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Posted Jan 11, 201325.01 19:03:33 [Server] INFO ToolNotifier version 0.4a is enabled! 25.01 19:03:33 [Server] WARNING [ToolNotifier] "ToolNotifier v0.4a" has registered a listener for org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerInventoryEvent on method "public void com.precipicegames.utilities.ToolListener.onInventoryChange(org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerInventoryEvent)", but the event is Deprecated. "Server performance will be affected"; please notify the authors [PrecipiceGames (Maintainer), HACKhalo2 (Developer), MrAdam (Original Developer)].
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Posted Jun 7, 2012Does this work with 1.2.5-r3.0?
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Posted Mar 22, 2012Yes, thank you very much!
Personally, I wouldn't care for the "Switch out the tool with a better one (may only be for the Spout version)" planned addition. If it's diamond, the whole reason for the ToolNotifier is to prevent it from breaking so you don't need multiple tools of the same sort. If the user doesn't notice the warning, that's their fault.
Anyways, thanks for forking! Keep up the updates and great work! :D
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Posted Mar 15, 2012Thanks for picking this up!