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- Fix infinite momentum bug due to minecraft's minecart movement code being a hot mess. See GitHub issue #6
- Default hard brake block changed from obsidian to sand soul. This souldn't affect existing configurations.
- Speed multiplier range now starts from 1 instead of 0.
- Hard brake fallback value now 8 instead of 1 when specifying invalid values in config.
- Build target changed from Java 8 to Java 11
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# hsrails
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### High Speed Rails
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A spigot/bukkit plugin to make minecarts worth building again.
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A spigot/bukkit plugin to make minecarts worth building.
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For Minecraft version **1.14** and tested working on **1.15, 1.16.3, 1.19**. Will most likely work just fine on **newer versions as well**.
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For Minecraft version **1.21.1** and tested working on **1.14, 1.15, 1.16.3, 1.19**. Will most likely work just fine on **newer versions as well**.
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Place a powered rail on a _boost block_ (`redstone block` by default) to build high-speed rail. Place on any other block to get a regular powered rail.
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The high-speed rail multiplier can be temporarily changed with the `/hsrails` command, or permanently changed in the config.
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The boost block is also configurable. See _Usage_ section for commands and config options.
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To help cope with the higher speeds, there is also a _hard brake block_ available (`obsidian` by default). If you place an
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To help cope with the higher speeds, there is also a _hard brake block_ available (`soul sand` by default). If you place an
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_unpowered_ power rail on a hard brake block, the cart will decelerate faster than default. See _Usage_ section
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for configuration options.
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#### Commands
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Use `/hsrails <multiplier>` to tweak how fast high-speed rails are.
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Multiplier must be between 0 and 8.
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Multiplier must be between 1 and 8.
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Example: set multiplier to 4
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speedMultiplier: 4.0
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boostBlock: "minecraft:redstone_block"
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hardBrakeMultiplier: 8.0
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hardBrakeBlock: "minecraft:obsidian"
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hardBrakeBlock: "minecraft:soul_sand"
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```
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Allowed values are:
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- speedMultiplier:
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-`> 0`
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-`>= 1`
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-`<= 8`
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- boostBlock:
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- Namespaced block. Look up the ID name in [the id list](https://www.minecraftinfo.com/idnamelist.htm)
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- Minimize number of slopes: build tunnels, bridges, etc. to stay on the same level.
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- Before turns and slopes, put one (or sometimes a couple of) regular powered rails to slow down and avoid derailment.
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- After turns and slopes, allow room for acceleration again.
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- To maintain top speed in high speed state, place a high speed rail every 30 blocks (ie. 1 powered rail + 29 iron rails; rinse and repeat)
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To maintain high speeds you must of course build your tracks out of high-speed rails, because regular powered rails will slow you down. Only mix in regular powered rails in turns and slopes as mentioned above.
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