Mob Settings

Changes

• Mob Settings now needs TheDragonLib 1.5.0 or newer, on both the client and the server. The rule list screens now come from it.
• Every rule list can copy one line, copy all lines, and paste lines from the clipboard. Invalid and duplicate lines are skipped when pasting.
• extraDrops, removeDrops, addSpawns and removeSpawns get an "Add from list" button. Pick a mob, then pick lines made from the opposite list (for example, removeDrops lines from your extraDrops). Operators also get what the server says the mob drops (its loot table) or where it spawns (every dimension, after all rules).
• New /mobsettings drops <entity> command lists every item a mob's loot table can drop. It needs operator permission.
• In a world, only operators can use "Add from list". The mob list shows how many drops, biomes and config lines each mob has, and hides mobs with none. removeSpawns and removeDrops also offer an "Everything" line for the mob.
• /mobsettings spawns and /mobsettings drops take a dimension (or all for spawns). Long spawn lists are grouped and split into pages with clickable Prev/Next buttons.
• The config screens show where you are (for example "Mob Settings › Remove Spawns › Edit line 3"), and a yellow ● when a list has unsaved changes. Leaving with Esc or Cancel after changes asks whether to save, discard or keep editing.
• Copy, Paste and Delete have their own colours. Paste's tooltip previews the clipboard, and pasting reports what was added, what was already there and what was invalid; hover the message to see the skipped lines and why.
• Lines copied from one list can be pasted into another: the entity, item, dimension and biome carry over, and missing numbers get defaults (for example weight 10 and group 1–4 for addSpawns). Lines copied straight from the .toml file (with quotes and commas) can be pasted too.
• New /mobsettings inspect [target] command shows the mob you're looking at (or a selector's target): its category, dimension, biome, whether it despawns, its attributes against their defaults, and the Mob Settings rules that apply to it. [Show NBT] opens the full data. It needs operator permission.
• On a server, players who aren't operators get a notice instead of the config screen: the rules there are the server's, and their local config has no effect on it. Single player, LAN hosts and operators are unchanged.
• /mobsettings inspect type <entity> shows a mob type's category and rules without needing a live mob.
• Experimental (turn on experimentalInspectScreen, off by default): /mobsettings inspect opens a screen instead of printing to chat, with the mob in 3D and tabs for its overview, equipment, spawns, drops and rules. Drops taken away by removeDrops are struck through and marked removed (or removed N% of the time); extraDrops are listed as added. Spawn rule lines saved since the world loaded are marked as taking effect after a restart. On the Equipment tab, edit, clear or reset each slot, copy the mob as an addSpawns line or its data, paste gear, save it to the config, or apply it to the live mob. /mobsettings inspect chat still prints to chat. Operators only. It may change or break between versions.
• maxGroupPlacement now defaults to 64 and goes up to 128 (was 256, up to 1000), and a group gets a limited number of placement tries, so big groups can't stall the server. Configs set above 128 are reset to 64.
• The mob list's drop and spawn counts are worked out once and kept until the config changes or /reload, instead of on every open.
• The server limits how many lookups and edits each player's config and inspect screens can send per second, so a modified client can't flood it.