Budschie
commented
2 years ago Well, as for your first point which you mentioned, it is in fact possible to create a morph entity with the /summon command. For a skeleton horse for example, you would need this command to summon it as a morph entity:
/summon bmorph:morph_entity ~ ~ ~ {MorphData:{id:"fallback_morph_item", additional:{id:"minecraft:skeleton_horse"}}}
You can also modify the NBT data of the summoned morph entity by simply putting the tags of the entity into the "additional" NBT compound tag. A good example of this would be an armorstand morph with no base plate and arms:
/summon bmorph:morph_entity ~ ~ ~ {MorphData:{id:"fallback_morph_item", additional:{id:"armor_stand", ShowArms:true, NoBasePlate:true}}}
It is important to note however that these NBT changes will disappear if you don't tell the mod that for example the NoBasePlate tag is significant for the appearance of the armor stand. To state that you want to track the NoBasePlate tag or the ShowArms tag so that they show up properly in your morph list, create a file at "path-to-your-datapack/data/bmorph/morph_nbt/your-file-name.json". It's necessary to place the morph_nbt directory into the bmorph folder, as the JSON files only get loaded if a mod with the mod id of the directory (in this case bmorph) is present. Then copy and paste this bit of JSON into your newly created file and replace the according values with your own ones:
{
"entity_type": "minecraft:armor_stand",
"tracked_nbt_keys": [ "NoBasePlate", "ShowArms" ]
}After doing that, everything should be working perfectly. If not, or if you need help or advice, please contact me via this issue.
Moving on to your second point, it is currently not possible to disable morph drops, however, I am going to release a new version of the mod very soon, so I'm probably going to add this feature in with a game rule. I'm probably also going to remove the weird quirk where your JSON data only gets loaded if you choose specific names for your datapack, as that is admittedly a very dumb idea.
Anyways, that's it, I hope I could help you. -Budschie
nivthefox
I'm looking at combining your Morph mod with Mana and Artifice. The goal was to use MnA Manaweaving or Rituals to allow the player to pop in some items, do the ritual/manaweave, and get back the appropriate Morph. In this way, I can balance Morphs a little more carefully on my server.
This leaves me with two questions:
If these two things are possible, then I can see a lot more adoption for this mod as people work out how to combine it with other magic mods. I know I'd be using it immediately in that instance.