Conflicts with ItemCase / Request for Item Filter
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CRAFTBOOK-2872 - Reported by gentiletorture
With CraftBook, there's the option to use blocks as chairs ..
To sit on one, you have to either shift+right click or just right click -- If you have it set to shift+right click, and you have slabs set as chairs (as I do, because 90's barstools FTW.) then players are unable to sit in them, because of ItemCase..
If you have it set to just right click, they can, but then they're unable to place signs on the stairs, as they'd have to shift+right click. Craftbook lets you configure whether clicking a chair with a block in hand lets you sit or not, but items (Signs) aren't counted as blocks.
It'd be nice for CraftBook to have a filter, like the "allow-holding-blocks: false," added in for items, or signs, or both (If possible).
So, new config options like this, maybe?
allow-holding-signs: true/false
allow-holding-items: true/false
This issue can be halfway fixed by ItemCase's coder making it so the case-creating part of the plugin is completely disabled for those who don't have the permission .. But for the ones who do, a fix would be needed on CraftBook's end.
Thanks for your time. Hope this is accepted. :)
Comment by me4502
I would have to manually add in each item like that. With signs, they make sense to blacklist as CraftBook supports putting signs on chairs. Unless there is a specific need to block those, it seems like it adds too much code for too little gain.
Comment by me4502
CraftBook doesn't allow usage of chairs when shift right clicking. I can include signs in the things to block.
Comment by gentiletorture
Oh, my bad.. It use to, didn't it? If not, I have no idea where I was remembering that from. -.-
But awesome, thank you!
Comment by me4502
It used to, but then in 1.6 mc changed and disallowed it.
I've added a sign as a block that can't act as a chair sit
Comment by gentiletorture
Works 100% .. However, some other place-able blocks cause you to sit on the slabs.. Redstone, Diodes, Comparators, Brewing Stands, and Flower Pots..