The region now contains two location references per region point for
the bounding boxes where p1, p2, l1 and l2 remain the same (min/max),
but also additional locations for the player's actual location, such
that e.g. moving back and re-setting a point has the more intuitive
behavior of expanding regardless of the optimized points.
This also (hopefully) finally fixes the previous issues with the setup
process *knock on wood*.
Previously, the set() method would overwrite coordinates completely
without min/max'ing the values to preserve the invariant that p1 is
the lowest point and p2 the highest.
Since ConfigurationSerializable, there's no need to manually serialize
items anymore, and thus we let Bukkit serialize player inventories for
when players join arenas.
However, the "repairables" in the soft-restore mechanism still use the
now obsolete SerializableItem and SerializableInventory classes, and
should perhaps be rewritten.
Note that for 1.0, it may still be necessary to write a custom means
of serializing items, since we don't know if a given implementation
supports native serialization (however it should be possible to rely
on Bukkit's in the Bukkit-specific classes).
If true, this option will cause wave numbers to be displayed as the
players' level to aid in wave tracking. It does NOT replace the
announcements, which can still be disabled by putting blank values
in the announcements-file.
This is an extremely ugly, hacky way to do it, but the feature
should definitely make it into 1.0 - it requires no commands or
any other complex setting up besides flipping one option in the
config-file.
Upon clicking a class sign in the lobby, MobArena will (if the
config-setting is true) search for chests below the sign, and
below (and including) the block behind the sign, i.e. the block
that a wall sign would be attached to. If a chest is found, the
contents will become the class inventory.
The search can be optimized to be a one-off thing unless the
block changes from being a chest. A todo for 1.0, perhaps.
- With pvp-enabled: true, PvP is activated at the first wave,
giving players a period of time to spread out.
- The per-class config option, unbreakable-weapons: true-false, can
be used to set whether weapons for a class should have infinite
durability or not.
