Java Edition Alpha server 0.2.5

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0.2.5

0.2.5 is a server version of Java Edition Alpha released with client version v1.2.3 on November 24, 2010, without .exe file.[1]

This version was reuploaded at 10:04 UTC (41 minutes after release)[2] to fix broken leaf decaying.​[more information needed]

Additions

  • New server configuration settings:
    • pvp <true/false> (true by default). If this is set to false, players cannot directly attack other players (i.e. by hitting them or shooting them with a bow; things like lava still damage them).
    • spawn-monsters <true/false> (true by default). If this is set to false, all hostile mobs are removed and they cannot spawn.
    • spawn-animals <true/false> (true by default). If this is set to false, all passive mobs are removed and they cannot spawn.

Changes

  • The fire on players and mobs who are burning is now visible in multiplayer.
  • Damage is now correctly given for falling, drowning, and burning.
  • Eating food restores health.
  • Players can now respawn.

Fixes

  • Fixed a block respawning bug in multiplayer.[3]

References

  1. ↑ Minecraft IRC logs, Adura.7z, 2010-11-24_#minecraft.log (UTC−5): "04:53:07 <elt> i tried downloading the server but it's still 0.2.4"..."04:53:29 <esper_kolby> yeah the exe 0.2.4 ".
  2. ↑ Minecraft IRC logs, Adura.7z, 2010-11-24_#minecraft.log (UTC−5): "05:03:21 <Notch> fixing the server as well.. hold on"..."05:05:42 <Notch> Server's been updated".
  3. ↑ Minecraft IRC logs, Adura.7z, 2010-11-24_#minecraft.log (UTC−5): "05:08:16 <Grum> Notch: did you fix the block-respawning? :)"..."05:08:22 <Notch> yes, grum, I think so".

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