* Sign texts not starting with { are never valid json objects, so don't try to parse
* Else try to parse as json, but fall back to read sign text as string if not parseable
For example, //snow didn't work on Oak leaves while it did work as you would expect on Dark Oak leaves. Fixed by adding leaves2 to translucent block list and checking if the block to put snow on is a leaf block when executing //snow.
Fix EditSession being created for commands that don't need it
Fix error from schematic list (when there are files in sub directories)
Fix dispatcher redundantly checking a huge number of permissions
Due to odd rounding and math issues, using //center on a region with an edge of even
length in quadrants with negative coordinates would only fill one of the two center blocks.
Thanks to Griffrez and up201406036 for the original PR.
Fixes WORDLEDIT-2986.
For example, the getChunks method returns a Set<Vector2D> which is
actually comprised of BlockVector2D, so using set.contains(some vector)
will always return false.
There's unlikely to be multiple entities on the same block, or above
y=256, so using the int coords is better.
Java 8's Kernel statically loads the AWT library, which
can apparently cause some issues on some systems, for some reason.
Either way, there is no need to load AWT if it's not needed (Java pls).
Previously some exceptions were being handled only in the ParametricCallable, which lead to other dispatchers throwing the exception, and requesting that users report them.
Fixes WORLDEDIT-3386
This fixes a lot of issues with block rotations for various blocks.
Additionally, the //info tool will now report states (only works for
states that use data values) for easier lookups.
Note that some doors still have update issues, and //fast is needed
to paste them if they drop as items.
Note: this warning is not in the shared WorldEdit class because it
doesn't get loaded as early as the individual plugin/mod
implementations for some reason.
Since the server doesn't bother validating sign text, and
the client validates it by crashing. Note that this attempts
to wrap strings as JSON, but hasn't been fully tested.
