Make the Endest Pearl use the thrower's block-breaking permissions#78
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…n to break the affected blocks.
…permission # Conflicts: # dependencies.gradle
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Actually, Server Utilities will prioritize the fake-player-hood of the |
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Adds a
BlockEvent.BreakEventcheck to all block-breaking events, preventing the Endest Pearl from being used to grief others' bases even with Endest Pearl griefing enabled (thus making it a theoretically viable mining tool - although the cost is high.)I have tested that this works in the simplest circumstance with 2 teams with ServerUtilities. I have not tested it with the offline player rules, since that's pretty difficult to test.