Changelog

0.9.3

• Fixed addition and negativeHeal not working properly - thanks to Deolin for pointing this out!

• Fixed nonliving entities throwing an NPE when they were damaged and passed to MD

• Added chainmail to the armor generics list - thanks to embty for the suggestion!

• Fixed some erroneous documentation for the armor set delimiter

• Added some more "verbose" messages that should be more helpful when online support is not available

• Cleaned up startup config output that can still be revealed with verbose debugging (default health/damage and negative healing)

• Implemented the "check" command for the console - this will make "quiet" mode more viable

• Added some Permissions checks that will send warnings to console if a player involved in a damage event hasn't been assigned to a group (instead of an ugly stacktrace)

• Finished implementation of the "check" commands

• Added the "enable" and "disable" commands

0.9.2

• Fixed a nice fat NPE error getting thrown every time a mob spawned. Oops.

• Finished the "/md reload" and the basic "/md check" commands

• Documented the "/md debug" command.

• Changed "range.#base.#range" to "range.#lower.#upper" - see config reference for more information. Thanks to Digi for his suggestion here!

0.9.1

• Added an experimental noDamageTicks check that cancels the event if 40 ticks remain- not sure how this will affect other plugins yet.

• Added armor sets (see wiki for more details)

• Fixed PvP string fetching - PvP relationships should work now.

• Changed "item" to be split into "ranged" and "melee" (this breaks configs that use "item"!), fixing the long-range exploit. However, long range still clashes when the target is struck, and the long-range item is still in hand, and a melee node is defined for it. This is because of a double-firing of the damage event that needs to be looked into.

• Changed to Permissions 3.0. My only suggestion for adapting to this change is that the configuration be carefully considered if one plans on using multigroup.

0.9

• Introduced ModDamage! Indev, though.