Has existed for quite some time. Since 1.0.9 if I remember correctly. Also, can we have a way to disable the "evil" NPCs? If I understand the...
If you can provide us with instructions on what exactly you need done, I'm sure we could help you with it. Like, which profiler you would prefer...
Anyone else have serious lag/RAM usage with this plugin and CB #953 ?
Why, oh WHY, use SQL? Minecraft server software is RAM-hungry enough on its own...
Try removing the config files for the plugins, so new ones will be generated? I am using the same setup of plugins, and I haven't seen this problem.
YES IT DOES. Just use v0.593 It works flawlessly.
Using 0.593 of this plugin, with iConomy 4.6.5 Works flawlessly with CB #818
Selling colored wool or different kinds of halfblocks no longer works.
Confirmed: Plugin does NOT work properly with iConomy 5.0 Stick to 4.6.5 until the plugin developer can update this plugin.
The problem is that squids seem to spawn regardless of distance to player, and squid concentration in the chunk they are in. That, combined with...
Yes, such a plugin DOES solve the problem... But it also removes the only way to get inc sacs...
Okay, so I've noticed increasing amounts of lag in certain areas of my world. Which is wierd, because it only occurs when someone is in these...
Whoa that's a lot of args. Why so many? :O I typically use java -Xincgc -Xmx2048M -jar craftbukkit.jar nogui Runs fine and smooth with up to...
Also, only the specific spot; x,100,1000 or 1000,100,z seems to be affected... Wierd.
I recently discovered something. I dunno if it is a MC or a Bukkit bug. Placing a block at Z or X co-ordinate 1000 while being at above 100...
nvm, I'm an idiot sometimes.
Odd. Worked for me. Are you using the Java server VM (64 bit Java)?
replace your -Xms####M with -Xincgc This turns on incremental garbage collect. Which helps a LOT with memory leaks.
Also, the -Xincgc flag turns on Incremental GarbageCollect. This causes java to flush unused memory from allocation every few minutes, rather than...
You are most likely using 32-bit java. Make sure the java variable points to "%ProgramFiles%\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe"
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