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libs Updated the version of WorldGuard being used in the external libraries to the latest BETA version. This was done to test an issue that was reported with the Herobrine plugin not working with the latest version of WorldGuard. After testing, it has been discovered that the issue is not with the Herobrine plugin, but rather a problem with the WorldGuard problem itself. The problem can be resolved by installing WorldEdit on the server. 2015-05-03 20:19:52 -04:00
src *Plugin now checks for a new version against the website and displays a "New Version" message in red text in the server console if one is found. 2015-09-27 14:43:41 -04:00
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Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot License.txt All errors have been resolved and it is now possible to compile the jar for the plugin. The only remaining problem is that the jar does not seem to be capable of generating the HerobrineAI config file. This is okay because we are slowly going to deviate from HerobrineAI to make Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot. This commit only has one change to alter the HerobrineAI branding. After the README file is made, I'll repository up to the public so we can all work on our own open-source version of the plugin. 2015-02-01 21:39:34 -05:00
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README.md

Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot

The original Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot repository is hosted by David-B at https://bitbucket.org/David-B/herobrine-for-bukkit-or-spigot. If you wish to contribute to the project, please ensure that you make your fork of the repository from the original, and not from an existing fork.

Documentation on this plugin is available at https://www.theprogrammersworld.net/Herobrine/

Current Release Version: v1.2.0 (compiled from commit 9f048a3 for Bukkit/Spigot 1.8.6)

Download latest version now.

A complete listing of all versions of Herobrine is available under the "Plugin Downloads" tab.

Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot (or just "Herobrine" for short) is a derivative of the Herobrine AI plugin for Bukkit, originally written by Bukkit plugin developer Jakub1221. This derivative is intended to maintain a rapid release cycle in an effort to patch bugs more frequently and also to try to update to the newest release of Bukkit/Spigot faster so that server administrators will be able to continue to have Herobrine stalk the players on their Minecraft server.

What software license is this plugin distributed under?

As per the requirements set by the original developer, Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot is distributed under the MIT License. The original copy of the MIT License that was distributed with Herobrine AI can be found here.

How do I contribute?

To contribute to the project, fork the Herobrine for Bukkit or Spigot repository, make whatever changes you desire to the code, and submit a pull request. I will review your changes and merge them if they are acceptable. Any changes, whether they are bug fixes or new features, are welcome.

In order to contribute, you will need to acquire Bukkit by making use of the Spigot BuildTools. After you have compiled Bukkit, place a copy of the compiled build of Bukkit jar in the folder named 'libs' within your copy of the Eclipse workspace.

Contribution guidelines

Pull requests that do not provide detail on what changes were made to the code will be denied without a review. Please provide adequate information on the changes you made to the code. If you are planning to submit a pull request for your changes, please use Eclipse as your Java IDE to ensure that the file structure remains the same. If you use a different IDE, the file structure will be altered and I will not be able to easily merge your changes.