Rupture now keeps track of who applied the damage and attributes it correctly in events
Rupture's bleed timer task no longer caps at the low value of 10 ticks internally
Ruptures bleed check code has had some minor refactoring
Previously, Flux Mining would get unlocked at a specified level with a
specified chance. Once unlocked, the player would have no control over
this ability and some players complained they would like to be able to
turn it on and off.
By adding a new furnace recipe, to craft a special pickaxe - a Flux
Pickaxe - this issue is solved. If a player doesn’t want to use Flux
Mining, they simply shouldn’t mine using a Flux Pickaxe.
Crafting a Flux Pickaxe is simple, just place one of the vanilla
pickaxes in a furnace and cook it up.
Every time the ability is successful, extra durability damage is dealt
to the tool. Just like with other abilities.
Adds #2320
This adds on top of the diminishing returns system a mechanic such that gains will expire the configured number of minutes after they occured, rather than all being reset at once.
This prevents someone from not getting diminishing returns on the xp gain they recieved just before the reset would have occured.
Obligatory explanatory graphs: http://i.imgur.com/uSzicIR.png
When a player reaches a certain (configurable) threshold value of total
XP earned in a specific skill, his earned XP in this skill will be
decreased.
Depending on how far the player has exceeded the threshold value, his
XP will decrease more. After the (configurable) time interval of 10
minutes, the registered data will be cleared and the player can earn XP
as normal again.
This commit changes our shared connection into a connection pool utility to prevent
thread locks from multiple actions attempting to access the database at the same time.
In additon, profile loading has been moved off the main thread at login time, to
allieviate the performance issues caused by it.
Fixes#2138, Fixes#2119, Fixes#1982, Fixes#1953
There is a bug in Craftbukkit that causes piston events to fire
multiple times. We need to keep track of the extend and retract events
to see which piston events should be processed.
