@andrewvpo

Checked? Malicious Code? Ahahahahah, bwaahahahaha, hahahahah, phaaaaahaaahaaha

Oh, that's a good one.

Here, let me show you something:

Quote:

By submitting, posting or displaying User Submissions on, to, or through Curse Websites (or its successors and affiliates), you grant Curse, Inc. a worldwide, non-exclusive, transferrable, royalty-free right to use, reproduce, distribute, display, perform, make derivative works of (except with regard to Submitted Projects), transmit or otherwise utilize such User Submissions on Curse Websites (or its successors and affiliates). In addition to the foregoing, you grant Curse the right to syndicate User Submissions and use User Submissions in connection with any service offered by Curse, Inc.

^ That is straight out of Curse's Terms of Service.

We don't really like Curse's Terms of Service.

Hence! 3'rd party software that installs our server plugins.

@przerwap

I'm pretty sure that your plugins need to be uploaded to dev.bukkit.org so they can be checked for malicious code, rather than you getting users to use a plugin that fetches updates from external sources which have not been checked for malicious material.

VoxelSniper v5.166.6-jnks97
    PlayerJoinEvent Time: 774489021 Count: 887 Avg: 873155
    PlayerInteractEvent Time: 60324611584 Count: 470838 Avg: 128121
    Total time 61099100605 (61s)

@MikeMatrix

That sounds great. Almost all I do on Minecraft is make things with VoxelSniper, so finding new brushes that don't work and/or are completely undocumented makes it difficult to experience the plugin's features to the fullest, so hopefully, a lot of these things will be documented/fully implemented soon. :D Thanks for the response.

When can we expect thorough documentation of brushes that exist but aren't documented? Specifically, I'm speaking of the biome brush. Ever since the way biomes are determined and stored was changed a while back, I have been literally dying for VoxelSniper to include a brush for painting biomes! Using WorldEdit to change biomes is such a drag, because to get any good shape, it would take hours.

I can't, for the life of me, figure out how the biome brush works. I figured out how to set the biome (/b biome <BIOME> (biome in all caps, eg. HELL, JUNGLE)), but I don't know how to use it, or if it can even be used. The VoxelSniper wiki page doesn't have a single thing about it, and the documentation page at http://voxelwiki.com/minecraft/Documentation_of_Everything#VoxelSniper doesn't say a single thing about it, either. Kinda bummed, as I am just itching to be able to paint biomes with a brush.

@AshleyKat

I still don't get what the problem here is, but items.txt likely couldn't be simpler to edit than it already is... Unless maybe if I made a small GUI application that appended the file for you..

One item per line;

itemname:itemID
herp:2
derp:3
woodslab:125
wslab:125
slabwood:125
swood:125

^ All valid entries of items.txt

Just add what you need ...

@AshleyKat

I didn't understand half of your response, but you can easily edit the items.txt to add / remove / modify any names you desire.

For example in The VoxelBox's main Texture pack, Palceon, redstone ore block is re-textured as to resemble copper piping. Thus we have an entry for "copper" inside the items.txt and it is assigned to w/e ID redstone ore is.

@AshleyKat

First of all, the software is called "VoxelSniper" or in short "Sniper".

And second of all, not only does Sniper support any and all combinations of block types and data values, but in fact it goes a step further and allows you to use special combinations that are normally non-existent or impossible to create by 'regular' means.