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2.7
Release
SporeCore 2.79 months ago 33
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.x
1.20.x
1.19.x
1.18.x
1.17.x
Platforms
Bukkit
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Spigot
Changes
SporeCore V2.7
NEW:
- Added reports! -> View more info here
- Added investigations! -> View more info here
- Cut down the file size from 8MB -> 4MB
- Added WorldGuard extension -> If you are in a safezone (pvp disabled) and you want to teleport somewhere it will instantly teleport instead of waiting 5 seconds.
- Added muted commands -> Added blocked commands that players cannot run if they are actively muted.
- Added a few placeholders
- %sporecore_pending_messages% -> Returns the amount of pending messages the player has.
- %sporecore_pending_payments% -> Returns the amount of pending payments the player has.
- %sporecore_punishments_active_mute% -> Returns 'Yes' or 'No' if the player has an active mute.
- %sporecore_punishments_total_<type>% -> Returns the amount of total punishment per punishment type. Use warn, mute or ban.
- %sporecore_punishments_total_all% -> Returns with the total amount of punishments the player has.
- Cleaned up the tpsbar a bit
- Cleaned up /whois with the active punishments
- Added new join msg setting
Bug fixes:
- Fixed an issue that was causing players to lose hunger while in staffmode
- Fixed an issue that was causing the chat formatter to override the chat filter or any other chat modification plugin.
- Fixed an issue that was causing players to lose their inventory during a server server restart while they were in staffmode
- Fixed an issue that was causing staff members not being able to see other vanished staff members on join.
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