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BlockLogger

Game Version: CB 1.2.3-R0.1
Total Downloads: 10,171
Updated: Mar 8, 2012
Created: Feb 21, 2012
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BlockLogger v1.2 release 17.61 KB Mar 8, 2012 CB 1.2.3-R0.1 7,428 download BlockLogger BlockLogger v1.2 releaseDownload
BlockLogger v1.1.1 release 17.04 KB Mar 4, 2012 CB 1.2.3-R0.1 741 download BlockLogger BlockLogger v1.1.1 releaseDownload
Block Logger v1.1 release 17.03 KB Mar 3, 2012 CB 1.1-R6 756 download BlockLogger Block Logger v1.1 releaseDownload
BlockLogger v1.0 release 16.27 KB Feb 22, 2012 CB 1.1-R4 801 download BlockLogger BlockLogger v1.0 releaseDownload
Block Logger v0.9 beta 12.34 KB Feb 21, 2012 CB 1.1-R4 445 download BlockLogger Block Logger v0.9 betaDownload

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Block Logger

This simple plugin gives users with permissions the ability to use a wand and detect what has been done to a specific block.
Using the config you can change which item is the wand, and how many logs to keep per block. Default, it's 3.

The logs are currently stored in a non-human-readable form, and stored per chunk. To prevent too large of harddrive reads.

Currently it logs
  • Block placing/breaking
  • Furnace/Chest/Door opening
  • Fire ignition

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Permissions
  • blocklogger.use – Allows the user to toggle and use the wand.
  • blocklogger.exempt – All of the users actions are ignored and not logged
Features
  • Ability to ignore logs based on block, player, and event type
Commands
  • /lwand [on/off] – Toggles the wand on/off
  • /lwandhelp – Displays help for BlockLogger
Usage
  • Left-click with the wand out to see what's happened to a particular block
  • Right-click with the want to see what's happened to the block above the selected block. (Useful for crops)
Planned features
  • SQL Support
  • Ability to set a buffer/saving time, to put less stress on harddrives
  • Detecting where fire started and tracking it back to the player
  • Detecting where water started etc..
  • Roll-back actions

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