v0.8.3 - Experimental Arena

Features:

• Added new experimental map showcasing some cool things that can be done
  • Build using /bm create <name> -t=experimental
• Cage blocks configurable
• Configurable which blocks are ignored in a schematic

v0.8.2 - Hotfix

Bug fixes:

• Fixed players spawning outside of spawn cages

v0.8.1 - Java 8 compatible

Features:

• Java 8 compatible
• /bm create is simpler to use

v0.8.0 - Target Selectors and File Sharing

Added Features:

• Target selectors on Join/Leave commands.
  • \bm join <name> -t=@p
• Game data is stored in a single zip folder that contains all settings and schematic data. This means sharing game creations with custom rules is easier than ever!
  • All old save data will be automatically updated

Breaking changes:

• Command syntax to create a game has changed. Now use /bm create <name> -schem=t:purple.game.zip
• Config.yml is no longer used. Everything is configured in the game config settings
• Java 1.17+ only (Java 8 version to be made latter)

v0.7.1 - Quick fix

Bug fix:

• Removed incomplete (and insecure) target selectors

v0.7.0 - Adventure Mode Block Placement

Added Features:

• Like adventure mode, tools can be configured to only break certain blocks using the CanDestroy nbt tag. If no nbt tag is added, tools cannot break anything.
• Again, like adventure mode, blocks can be configured so they can only be placed on certain blocks using the CanPlaceOn nbt tag. If no tag is added, blocks can be placed anywhere.

Bug Fixes:

• Corrected how the group.bomberman permission is assigned to increase plugin compatibility.

v0.6.5-mc1.12.2-R1

For MC1.12.2 only

v0.6.5 - Bug fix (Health boost)

Fixed:

• Crash on leaving when a player joins a game with the health boost effect

v0.6.4-mc1.12.2-R1

Merge branch 'master' into mc1.12.2-we6

v0.6.4 - Bug Fixes

Fixes:

• Fixed security issues with {#exec} and PlaceholderAPI
• Halved the file size
• Fixed "Error: Unsupported key: minecraft:" spam in console
• Fixed bombs exploding glass after game finishes
• External dependencies are shadowed (better compatibility if other plugins use different versions of the same libraries)