* new high end piece of software
- refactor all the shit to isEnabled
- idk debug
- gotta keep the messages consistent
- worldedit 🅱️ roke
- lockup description
- add /nh as an alias for namehistory
- yo /setl actually checks for w/e now cool
- gtfo and unban now are less bugs
- /whitelist is no longer written in tfm43 code and in beta
- l a m b a d a in help
- enable the bridges
- i worked on a converter for the login messages but then seth already made it work so fuck me i wasted an hour of my life
* whitelist
* i enabled them for testing
* OPs can now have persistent tags!
* Summary (required)
- Ignore totalfreedom.iml (people who clone from Git get this instead of TotalFreedomMod)
- Essentials check before running /denick
- Revise grammar in /invis
- WorldEdit check for /setl (since W/E is no longer a required dependency)
- WorldEdit check for /gtfo
- WorldEdit check for /unban
- Refactor -> LibsDisguiseBridge: isPluginEnabled -> isEnabled
- Remove unneccesary ChatColor in /wiperegions
- Use BlockData in Trailer
- Revise /wiewarps grammar
- Now only requires CoreProtect in /lib
- WorldEditListener and LibsDisguiseBridge updated
- Releaseparrots will now check if there are any parrots
- Fix some red lines in playerdata
Version 5.0
This TotalFreedomMod release implements many changes. Most notably, the
internals have been completely revamped. TotalFreedomMod now relies on the
Aero library for core mechanics such as command handling and services.
Another important change is the UUID system. In TotalFreedomMod Electrum,
it has been completely removed. The core reason for this is that the
system as a whole was very bugged. Additionally, it did not solve the
primary reason for its conception: preserving player data when the player
changes their username. This is because TotalFreedomMod servers usually
run in offline-mode. This meaning that some of the players joining do not
have a registerd Mojang UUID whatsoever. All in all, the UUID system was
buggy, and it did not fix the reason it was implemented, so it has been
completely removed. The admin list and the ban list now use usernames and
IPs again.
Lastly, many smaller changes have been implemented. Due to the amount of
changes, they have not been named individualy. Please refer to the issues
below for more details.
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Refractoring
Reworked /saconfig
Reworked part of the command system
Removed unused config sections
Refractored part of the config
Fixed bugs with admin list
Actually allow CONSOLE to have senior perms
