Trying to give my Fangorn player access to a Fangorn Warhorn Shopkeeper, but it only gives the Shire Warhorn and there isn't a number like "damage" for drinks. Any way to make it the Fangorn one?
/lotr_summon lotr.RohanBrewer ~ ~1 ~ {LOTRBuyTrades:{Trades:[{id:4507,Cost:2000,Count:1}]},NPCPersistent:1}
Jakim cudem z regułki public static boolean generatesAt(World world, int i, int k) { return LOTRFixedStructures.generatesAtMapImageCoords(i, k, 989, 528);
Wyszło że jest to w minecraftcie na +/-
22984 -25790? jak to odczytać i przełożyć żeby wyszło tak? jest to ważne pytanie i jeśli nie masz bladego pojęcia o co chodzi i jak to rozwiązać nie trać czasu a jeśli masz podstawy do tego to proszę powiedz jak to wyszło.
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How on earth does a: public static boolean generateAt (World world, int i, int k) {return LORTFixedStructures.generatesAtMapImageCoords (i, k, 989, 528);
It turned out that it is in minecraft on +/-
22984-25790? how to do it and translate it so that it works out? it is conspicuous when it comes to whether it comes down to it, and how to speak when it comes to the question as far as the basics are concerned, to say it as far as it comes out.
Hello just wondering if someone could merge these two pieces of command together so that the bow is a 'The Bow of Udun' which is: infernal, headhunting, fierce and striking as well as having the vanilla enchants: power 5, punch 2, and infinity. Here is some bits of code that kind of work.
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give @p lotr:item.nearHaradBow 1 0 {display:{Name:"The Bow of Udun",Lore:[Used by The Lord of Harad]},ench:[{id:48,lvl:10000},{id:49,lvl:10000},{id:50,lvl:10000},{id:51,lvl:10000}]}
2.
{LOTRRandomEnch:1b,LOTREnch:[0:"fire",1:"rangedStrong3",2:"rangedKnockback2",3:"headhunting",],}]}
Hopefully some of you are good at commands
Thanks in advance,
Horus
I want to teleport thousands and thousands of blocks away but when I try any of the teleport commands it does not work can someone help me?
I have been playing around with the hired units and the horn of command and sword of command gives me barely any control whatsoever. They cannot form any formations and using multiple companies at once is a nightmare. I would suggest using the table of command to customize some formations for your companies ahead of time and use the horn of command as a signal. For example, you could set archers on either side of the some swordsman and tell the swordsman to attack enemies while holding position instead of charging off and getting killed. Then, if some units try to flank your archers, you select the horn of command, select a formation, and give the formation command signal to make the swordsman split and flank your archers. This would also give archers a better chance to do anything instead of shooting at their allies with their arrows bouncing off and doing nothing. This would also help the cavalry units not get killed as well, since they just charge in leaving everyone else behind. This would make an army more usable and less like trying to get 100 butterflies in a straight line.
Next to the current maximum cooldown time on fast travel, customisable with /fastTravelCooldown <ticks>, I propose to add a minimum cooldown time that can be defined by server management. The rate at which the cooldown time reduces each time a waypoint is used, should not necessarily be adjusted, assuming it is a relative reduction of the difference between maximum and minimum time. It may be convenient to maximise the minimum value to half of the maximum set for a server.
The cooldown time varies between defined maximum time and one tenth of that time. If a server uses the default maximum of 30 minutes (36000 ticks), the minimum fast transport cooldown time is 3 minutes. When the maximum is set to several minutes, which is a very common practise on many servers in the community, that minimum is reduced to only a few tens of seconds. The latter aspect is considered a drawback, but often accepted as increasing the maximum time is considered a worse option.
So, in practise, many servers use a relatively low value for the maximum cooldown time, and take the resulting minimum cooldown time for granted. From observation and conversation with people in the community I concluded it would be helpful to many servers if the minimum cooldown time could also be separately defined. This provides server management the possibility to both set an acceptable maximum cooldown time, while minimising waiting time and annoyance for players wanting to travel fast in the early stages of their server life, and an acceptable minimum cooldown time, resulting in reduced possible 'abuse' like for dastardly hit-and-run tactics.
Just something very small but very useful: Please add a "ALL" option to the
/achievement remove ALL
command.
When checking something out in creative, or when setting up a server it's very useful to be able just to reset all of your achievements at once instead of typing in all the long names.
