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Build redstone powered portcullises, without using commands!

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PorteCoulissante

PorteCoulissante is a Minecraft plugin made for the Spigot API adding portcullises, originally made by pepjin.
Old source code is available on SourceForge.
Old dev.bukkit page.

Installation

  1. Place the most recent released .jar file into your servers /plugins folder.
  2. Launch the server once to generate the config.yml located in /plugins/PorteCoulissante
  3. Close the server and change the aforementioned config.yml file to suit your needs
  4. Restart server and check that the plugin is functional

Usage

  • Build the portcullis itself by stacking rows of fences (wood or iron), at least two wide and two high.
  • Build the wall around it to contain it. Leave enough empty space above the portcullis to allow it to go as high as you want it to go.
  • Power the portcullis by powering one of the blocks adjacent to it on either side, by attaching a lever or redstone dust. For now, the power has to come from the side.
  • When the block is powered, the portcullis will start moving upwards, and will keep going until it hits something and can't go any further. It moves slowly, since a portcullis is heavy!
  • Important: make sure that when it is in the up position, it is still in contact with a powered block (the same one, or a different one).
  • When the power goes off, the portcullis will drop down (a lot faster than it went up).
  • Tutorial Video

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

GNU GPLv3

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