The 'friction' name for this coeficient may also be misleading.Īnother parameter with the same purpose is jumpMovementFactor (also 0.02).

On ground covered by snow, the friction is 0.23. The name chosen by Forge guys is misleading.Ī friction value = 0.03 would solve the problem. moveEntity tries to move the entity by the passed in displacementĬall moveEntity(motionX, motionY, motionZ) therefore entities will never be able to speed up in water if they make the mistake to stop and turn around this value will be reset to 0 at the next onLivingUpdate call for a normal zombie which is turning in water, motionX and motionZ will be approximately 0.0045. MotionZ = motionZ + something what depends on strafe forward friction MotionX = motionX + something what depends on strafe forward friction If entity is in water then set friction = 0.02Ĭall moveFlying( float strafe, float forward, float friction) **onLivingUpdate is called frequently so the entity can update its state every tick as required.*/Ĭall moveEntityWithHeading( float strafe=0, float forward=0.0067620003) The problem is located in class EntityLivingBase method onLivingUpdate I made some research based on the latest Forge. Observed behavior: The zombie will change direction to follow the player and his movement speed becomes almost 0. Now that you have a pet you will want to do '/pcst' to pick a skill tree for your. How to tame a mob Find a mob that can be tamed Get the mob down to its Tame Requirements Hit the mob with a lead You cannot tame a mob while you have a pet out and or if you have hit your pet storage limit. Observed behavior: The zombie moves with a reasonable speed (just a bit slower in the water) MyPet is a plugin that allows you to tame almost any mobs you like, level them up, gain skills, and more. Spawn a zombie and attract him into the water, by keeping the same direction of movement. Equip enough zombie spawn eggs and a sword.ģ. Maybe Mojang will fix this before the 1.8 release.ġ. As a side note I've noticed most mobs moving slower than normal in water. When I went back they were still stuck in the water where I first got on my boat. I went 1000 blocks before I noticed they weren't following me. They also never ported over to me as I moved away from them. Each type of mob in Minecraft has a certain AI (artificial intelligence) system with different behaviors and mechanics. When mobs are killed, they turn to dust and drop items that may be useful resources. Mobs can ride minecarts and other mobs can climb up ladders. The dogs jumped in the water but almost couldn't move. All aquatic mobs except dolphins are immune to drowning. I tamed a group of dogs and then tried to go across a body of water on a boat. hi there, i just started a server with my friend thats 24/7 and now i was using /killall, but this kills every mob on the server, now i have search for a plugin with more options, for example: /kill mobs - this will kill all the zombies, skeleton, endermans ect.

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