IMPORTANT NOTE:
Existing plugin users who are upgrading to this version will likely need to grant default permissions for recruits, like so:
f config factionPermDefaults door recruit
f config factionPermDefaults button recruit
f config factionPermDefaults lever recruit
f config factionPermDefaults build recruit
The recruit role's goal is to enable factions to invite new members without being afraid of getting griefed instantly.
Adds a configuration option "factionRankDefault" for default rank of newly joined faction members. By default this is RECRUIT, but it can be set to any supported rank.
Adds the /f promote and /f demote commands, which leaders and officers can use to increase or decrease the rank of a faction member by one level, up to officer, or down to recruit.
This version of the recruit feature preserves the /f officer command for backward compatibility.
Doing so will remove the possiblility for dynamic command alias assignment but makes factions compatible with all other
plugins doing stuff like blocking commands from being used (AntiGuest, NoCheatPlus, War etc) and plugins that log command
useage (Hawkeye etc).
Vault's EconomyResponse was ignored for some cases, such as money transfers and deposits.
This would cause money to get lost if a transfer failed. This change refunds the initiatior of a transfer and notifies them of the failure.
Failing transfers can happen often when using economy plugins based on physical currency, such as Gringotts,
for example when no space is available in an account.
* PlayerMoveEvent performance boost (from 0.047ms to 0.015ms in testing, ~313% as fast): now more thrifty in determining whether player has actually moved between chunks before doing anything else; important since this event triggers extremely quickly
* PlayerInteractEvent performance boost (from 0.068ms to 0.034ms in testing, ~200% as fast): now ignores left-clicks for interaction checks, since in CraftBukkit 1.4 left-clicks no longer open doors or activate buttons/levers/etc.; not as important as above, but still triggers quite often as people are digging or interacting with blocks
* "/f list" command performance boost (from 234ms to 30ms in testing, ~780% as fast): code was getting information for all factions, narrowed it down to only getting info for displayed page range
* "/f show" command performance boost (from 132ms to 28ms in testing, ~470% as fast): tweaked the ally & enemy listing code used
