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Fix maxNoDamageTicks being cut in half #98
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One thing. Bukkit/CraftBukkit@bccc961 changed the damage API and mentioned the changes affecting noDamageTicks. Not sure exactly what they did, but would it be better to update SportBukkit? I updated it a while ago but it caused issues with our kill tracking. |
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For no apparent reason, noDamageTicks was counting down from maxNoDamageTicks to maxNoDamageTicks/2. Both of these values can be set through the Bukkit API, but there is no correction for this strange offset. As a result, the value passed to setMaxNoDamageTicks would effectively be cut in half, and the value passed to setNoDamageTicks would be reduced by maxNoDamageTicks/2.