Solved Let Players Choose When To Convert Barricades

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coresnap

coresnap

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Hello.

Would it be possible to add in a toggle functionality, as well as making it so the barricade conversion is Off by default and the player needs to choose to toggle it so it becomes a high wall? Not sure if this is a practical implementation or if it would require a rework of the plugin since it's essentially On by default.

Use-case: I would like to add this as a group permission, but not everyone will want to utilize it (already had complaints about auto-high walls instead of barricades).

If it's not worth it, no worries. I can find a workaround. Just thought I'd ask. :)

Thanks again!
 
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