CRITICAL PLOT SQUARED BUG (Latest version)

[HenriQoder]

Server Implementation

Paper

Server Version

1.21.4

Describe the bug

Hello, my friends! This time it’s me again.

I’m generating plots with PlotSquared, but I noticed that the plot height is completely incorrect.

In the setup, I always set the height to 50 (plot height, wall, and road).

When I go to the plot, I see that the height is 115 (from the first block to the last) — but wait, it gets worse!

When logging into an account using version 1.8, the height is correct. A player on 1.8 sees bedrock, while another account on a recent version sees dirt.

Details: I’m running server version 1.21.4 using LeafMC.

• I’ve tried generating it on PaperSpigot;
• I’ve tried generating it without FAWE (only with WorldEdit, which is a required dependency);
• I’ve tried generating it with only: WorldEdit, PlotSquared, ProtocolLib, and WorldGuard.

And even then, I had no success.

Do the test on your server (if you use PlotSquared). Try generating a plot with a certain height X and check if the height is correct.

To make it easier, generate a world with height 1. You’ll see the problem.

Plot generated with height 1: One side: Minecraft 1.21.4; the other: Minecraft 1.8.8.

To Reproduce

1. Create a normal plot with a height of 1.
2. Dig the plot and check if it actually has a height of 1.
3. Join using older versions (1.8) and you will see the correct height.

Expected behaviour

I expected the height set during the plot world generation to be correct.

Screenshots / Videos

https://imgur.com/isXuYRL (minecraft version 1.21.4 print) https://imgur.com/MzGSsCs (minecraft version 1.8.9 print)

Error log (if applicable)

No response

Plot Debugpaste

https://athion.net/ISPaster/paste/view/12431351d9064014815659aa9f93fa20

PlotSquared Version

7.5.6

Checklist

• [x] I have included a Plot debugpaste.
• [x] I am using the newest build from https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/77506/ and the issue still persists.

Anything else?

No response

[dordsor21]

You mean the plot has negative height? This has been a thing for ages now in Minecraft? We're just doing the normal MC world heights

[HenriQoder]

Actually, it’s not that. The plot simply doesn’t follow the height set during generation.

[dordsor21]

Well from your images it looks like a plot height of 2 and so the plot is at y=2 in both.... Just 2 - (-64) = 66, and 2 - 0 = 0

You can see this with f3