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TorchBurn I've thought for awhile now that it's rather silly you can place torches all day long, but can't do something as simple as carry one around. This plugin adds that functionality to MineCraft. Features and Functionality: . Using a torch 'lights' the torch for one minute, during which you can carry it around as a light source. . To use a torch, sneak (hold shift), then right-click in the air (so as not to place it) with the torch in-hand. . Hitting a creature or player with the torch will set it on fire for five seconds. . Torches have an indicator that will 'tick down' as the torch expires. . By default, torches will go out when you submerge in water or lava . Dropping a lit torch in any way will immediately extinguish it and the torch will be lost. . Lit torches cannot be placed. Changelog: Version 1.0.1 - 4/1/11 - jascotty2 (started from 1.0 src) addded the sneak to use fixed setting entities on fire, and now for a random interval Version 1.2 . Bukkit appears to have changed/deprecated some of the event hooks TorchBurn uses. v1.2 merely fixes this. Version 1.1 . Added configuration file support . Burn duration is now configurable . Added support for infinite torch burn time . Light intensity is now configurable . Falloff of light is now configurable . Added support for requiring the user sneak to light a torch (configurable) . Added support for extinguishing a lit torch when a user is submerged (configurable) . Torches igniting mobs is now configurable . Fixed a bug that would remove the wrong torch when a torch was extinguished Version 1.0 . First release
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