Inactive [MECH] PlgColdLightning v2.0 - lightning does not cause fires [1.4]

Installed, thanks.

Friggin awesome.

Will this prevent pig -> pigman and creeper -> electro-creeper?

No this only checks starting fires.

Downloaded, thanks.

The, perfection. A huge thanks.
Installed and testing now.

thank God... This is what I've been waiting for. So many cities I have made of cloth or wood. Cripes... if lightning struck any one of them it would be like something out of a apocalypse movie. O_O so many hours wasted <shivers>

! Downloaded ! ... still keeeping a backup of my world though ... you know, just to be safe

Of course, you should all test it first to make sure it does stop lightning for you. I did test it a bunch, but still, losing a minecraft creations is like.... well you know

I have a server with no man made structures that aren't stone, so I'll test it there and let you know if forests are still burning down.

Could you make it world specific?

It should be since I use world.setStorm() and such...

Thanks a lot!

Lightning never start's fires by default. What exactly is this doing? Still see fire when Lightning but no spread.

Ligtning does start fires for me, I tested that and then made this plugin...

The fire you see looks like a client thing, just an animation. Server stops the fire from happening.

I've witnessed several forest fires from lightning strikes with default bukkit and no plug ins.

Ok. But not happend to me yet...

I keep getting this error periodically:

Could not pass event BLOCK_IGNITE to PlgColdLightning
java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: LIGHTNING
at cz.Plague.bukkit.PlgColdLightning.PlgColdLightningBlockListener.onBlockIgnite(PlgColdLightningBlockListener.java:14)
at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPluginLoader$30.execute(JavaPluginLoader.java:380)
at org.bukkit.plugin.RegisteredListener.callEvent(RegisteredListener.java:59)
at org.bukkit.plugin.SimplePluginManager.callEvent(SimplePluginManager.java:257)
at net.minecraft.server.BlockStationary.a(BlockStationary.java:65)
at net.minecraft.server.World.j(World.java:1650)
at net.minecraft.server.World.doTick(World.java:1463)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.h(MinecraftServer.java:361)
at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:285)
at net.minecraft.server.ThreadServerApplication.run(SourceFile:394)

Think you have an old build of CraftBukkit. You have to run CraftBukkit #709 which is not set as recommend yet.

THANK YOU. Our harbor burned down and our avatar tree is at risk!

I apologize if this is the wrong place, but do you know of a plugin that allows weather to be completely stopped/removed?

There is none, but you can use a normal weather plugin (or my PlgEssentials) to set the duration of sunny weather to a really big number of seconds...

Does it have no limit, time wise? As in I could set it for an amount of seconds that is basically infinite?

It is limited by the variable, so I think the highest value is 2147483648, but in seconds that's 35 791 394 (414 days)

Isn't this called only when a player cause lightning?

Nope, It's called whenever there is a fire caused by lightning

If it's only when caused by lightning, why do you have function getPlayer() in BlockIgniteEvent?

And seems like BlockIgniteEvent not is called when using world.strikeLightning(Location);

because it's inherited from generic event

I tested it causing lightning to hit using just this function, so trust me it IS called

Not for me... When i set the event to System.out.println("Test"); Nothing happends...

When use world.strikeLightning(Location); function trees are not burning up, seems liek event is cancelled buy default...