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per world /worldborder isn't supported #1517

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idkw opened this issue Dec 12, 2014 · 9 comments
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per world /worldborder isn't supported #1517

idkw opened this issue Dec 12, 2014 · 9 comments

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@idkw
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idkw commented Dec 12, 2014

Hello

I have two worlds : a main world and a secondary world.
When I am in the main world the command /worldborder (from vanilla minecraft 1.8) is working.
But the border in the secondary world just copies the one in the main world and I can't modify it.
I think that you just forgot to implement this new functionnality of MC 1.8 in multiverse core.
Can you add the per world worldborder functionnality please ?

Thanks

@ryantheleach
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This is a known spigot bug that should have been fixed recently.

Please rebuild spigot, test again, and comment if this issue still persists, or close this issue, thanks.

@idkw
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idkw commented Dec 12, 2014

Hello
The issue remains with latest Spigot build git-Spigot-b023457-7017af7
I don't know if it's a multiverse issue or Spigot though

@ryantheleach
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You are behind by 4 versions, please rerun BuildTools. (2/2)

But I checked when the issue was supposedly fixed, and it should be working in the version you are running.

I would be inclined to assume that it is a spigot bug however, considering that multiverse has nothing to do with the worldborders.

@fernferret
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I'm not sure we ever implemented this, @Multiverse/core-development-team did anyone do this or is this a feature request?

@ryantheleach
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It's neither, 1.8 vanilla added support for world-borders, 1.8 spigot expands on this by attempting to make the worldborders perworld, instead of the default vanilla behaviour being to inherit off of the main world.

The command is changed in vanilla in spigot and will set the worldborder of the world the player is in, instead of setting it for the main world.

Additionally the world borders for the nether, and the end no longer inherit the main worlds world border.

Looking at the source it appears the change was reverted accidentally. It was the intention to instead handle the worldborder in the commandwrapper, but CommandWorldBorder uses a static call to
MinecraftServer.getServer().worldServer[0].af();
Instead of using the world passed in by the user.

Edit:
Which only just got fixed in https://hub.spigotmc.org/stash/projects/SPIGOT/repos/craftbukkit/commits/54888dfafbe296594d421301fc80227effc1a83d which is newer then OP's version.

@idkw
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idkw commented Dec 12, 2014

Thank you fort you answers, so I only need to update.
However I don't see any newer version here : :https://hub.spigotmc.org/jenkins/job/BuildTools/
I've downloaded and ran buildtools #16 as it seems to be the last version. Can you link me to the proper last version ?

@ryantheleach
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BuildTools updates irregularly, but re-running the buildtools will compile the latest spigot

@idkw
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idkw commented Dec 12, 2014

I compiled it last night, I don't see how I can be 4 versions behind

edit: after two reboots , it worked, wierd

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Because versions are released constantly.

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