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Controllable Mobs API

Provides an API to put any entity under plugin control.
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Controllable Mobs #52

By_ForgeUser9840713
  • B
  • Nov 8, 2012
  • 87.96 KB
  • 608
  • CB 1.4.2-R0.2

File Name

ControllableMobs.jar

Supported Versions

  • CB 1.4.2-R0.2
  • action management overhaul - any action method will return a ControllableMobAction instance
  • new ControllableMobAction interface
    • new method ControllableMobAction.cancel() - cancels the underlying action (removing it from queue too)
    • new method ControllableMobAction.getState() - returns an ActionState for the underlying action (IN_QUEUE, RUNNING, BLOCKED, FINISHED, CANCELLED)
  • changes for ControllableMob
    • added ControllableMob.addAIBehaviors(AIBehavior[] behaviors)
    • removed ControllableMob.removeAIBehavior(PathfinderGoal goal)
    • ControllableMob.target(null) will remove any target assigned by the AI now
    • ControllableMob.setMovementSpeed(float speed): the speed is limited to the range of 0.01 - 2.0 (0.25 default for monsters)
    • ControllableMob.target(LivingEntity entity) has now an unlimited range (max range was 16 blocks before)
    • ControllableMob.target() will throw an IllegalArgumentException if the target is the entity itself
  • changes for ControllableMobs
    • added method ControllableMobs.assign(LivingEntity entity, boolean clearAI, float newMovementSpeed)
    • added method ControllableMobs.assign(LivingEntity entity, boolean clearAI, float newMovementSpeed, AIBehavior[] additionalAIBehaviors)
  • changes for AITargetNearest
    • changed constructors: new parameters are float maximumDistance, boolean ignoreInvulnerability, int maximumNoEyeContactTicks, EntityFilter filter, Class<? extends LivingEntity>... targetClasses
    • maximumDistance default is 16 blocks, 0 is unlimited
    • when ignoreInvulnerability is set to true, invulnerability and invisibility will be ignored and the nearest target attacked anyway. default is false
    • maximumNoEyeContactTicks - the target will be lost, if the entity loses eye contact for more ticks then given by this parameter. If set to 0, eye contact doesn't matter
    • EntityFilter gives you the ability to only target entities who match custom criteria
    • targetClasses will force the entity to target only entites of these given classes and their subclasses. default is HumanEntity.class
  • introducing NativeInterfaces - internal an easy way to communicate with the native server core, should help to find errors easily
  • calling moveTo with an unreachable location will cause a deadlock for the specific entity