The recruit role's goal is to enable factions to invite new members without being afraid of getting griefed instantly.
Adds a configuration option "factionRankDefault" for default rank of newly joined faction members. By default this is RECRUIT, but it can be set to any supported rank.
Adds the /f promote and /f demote commands, which leaders and officers can use to increase or decrease the rank of a faction member by one level, up to officer, or down to recruit.
This version of the recruit feature preserves the /f officer command for backward compatibility.
* PlayerMoveEvent performance boost (from 0.047ms to 0.015ms in testing, ~313% as fast): now more thrifty in determining whether player has actually moved between chunks before doing anything else; important since this event triggers extremely quickly
* PlayerInteractEvent performance boost (from 0.068ms to 0.034ms in testing, ~200% as fast): now ignores left-clicks for interaction checks, since in CraftBukkit 1.4 left-clicks no longer open doors or activate buttons/levers/etc.; not as important as above, but still triggers quite often as people are digging or interacting with blocks
* "/f list" command performance boost (from 234ms to 30ms in testing, ~780% as fast): code was getting information for all factions, narrowed it down to only getting info for displayed page range
* "/f show" command performance boost (from 132ms to 28ms in testing, ~470% as fast): tweaked the ally & enemy listing code used
New permission factions.powerboost which is required to use the above command. This permission is added to the factions.kit.mod permission kit.
example usage:
/f powerboost p Player1 1.5 (give player "Player1" a bonus of 1.5 power)
/f powerboost faction SomeFaction -6 (give faction "SomeFaction" a penalty of -6 power)
Vault: http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/vault/
Note: for proper faction bank support, if you're using iCo5 or EssentialsEco, I recommend waiting for Vault 1.2.5 to be released which addresses faction account creation issues related to those.
