This is my first public plugin. It's a very simple plugin, and easy to use too!
About:
Here's how it works:
Every few seconds, the plugins sets the added blocks to fire. As long as the fire lasts those few seconds, it will consistently be fire. This allows you to have infinite fire in worlds with normally working fire. You can get creative with this!
This plugin is not likely to break in future updates as it only uses (non-depreciated) parts of the Bukkit API.
Commands:
Permissions:
Images:
Performance:
As shown in the GIF below, it does not place all of them at the same time, increasing performance!
In the GIF, there are 750 fires, and there was no reduction in TPS!
Installation:
It's easy to install, just put it in your bukkit or spigot plugins folder, then load/restart!
Configuration:
There are three settings:
-Do not break the block until you remove the fire. The reason for this is because the plugin will keep trying to set fire in a place it can't, causing unneeded lag.
-If you run into the issue where you cannot remove a fire, simply edit the config.
Compatibility:
Should be compatible with most configurations on 1.8 and above. If it isn't, post a message in the discussion so that I can fix it for you
If you have any suggestions or issues, post them in the discussion! Please do not post errors in the reviews section.
About:
Here's how it works:
Every few seconds, the plugins sets the added blocks to fire. As long as the fire lasts those few seconds, it will consistently be fire. This allows you to have infinite fire in worlds with normally working fire. You can get creative with this!
This plugin is not likely to break in future updates as it only uses (non-depreciated) parts of the Bukkit API.
Commands:
- /oil add - Sets the block above the one you looking at to fire
- /oil remove - Removes the fire you are looking at from the config
- /oil reload - Reloads the config
Alias: "fire"
Permissions:
- oil-lamps.admin - Allows you to use oil-lamp commands.
Images:
Performance:
As shown in the GIF below, it does not place all of them at the same time, increasing performance!
In the GIF, there are 750 fires, and there was no reduction in TPS!
Installation:
It's easy to install, just put it in your bukkit or spigot plugins folder, then load/restart!
Configuration:
There are three settings:
- "CancelLand" Cancels fire spread and blocks being damaged by the fire. Important for those without WorldGuard. Set it to true or false.
- "Cancel" Cancels player damage from fire around the fires. Good for those who want the fires to be purely cosmetic. Set to true or false.
- "Radius" is the radius around the fires that it will cancel player damage from fire. Any numbers below 4 are not effective. Set to 3 or greater.
-Do not break the block until you remove the fire. The reason for this is because the plugin will keep trying to set fire in a place it can't, causing unneeded lag.
-If you run into the issue where you cannot remove a fire, simply edit the config.
Compatibility:
Should be compatible with most configurations on 1.8 and above. If it isn't, post a message in the discussion so that I can fix it for you
If you have any suggestions or issues, post them in the discussion! Please do not post errors in the reviews section.
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- Minecraft versions listed: 1.8, 1.9, 1.10
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
Oil-Lamps is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.8, 1.9, 1.10. Downloaded 675 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.