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== fullwall's TODO (please add under your name if you modify this) == | == fullwall's TODO (please add under your name if you modify this) == | ||
* Make rename update in save file | * Make rename update in save file | ||
* In-place conversion db<->yml<->nbt | * In-place conversion db<->yml<->nbt | ||
* waypoints move location somehow | * waypoints move location somehow ('draggable waypoints') | ||
* Giants don't attack back | * Giants don't attack back | ||
''jrbudda'' | ''jrbudda'' | ||
* {{color|red|white|Fix NPCs always looking south on load.}} - | * {{color|red|white|Fix NPCs always looking south on load.}} - something to do with chunks unloading. When the chunk loads, the NPC's yaw gets messed up? Although the chunk never seems to unload... | ||
* /npc copy creates yaml references on sentry lists, makes them 'linked' in memory. i.e. Copy sentry A to make B, change sentry A's targets and B's changes as well. | * /npc copy creates yaml references on sentry lists, makes them 'linked' in memory. i.e. Copy sentry A to make B, change sentry A's targets and B's changes as well. | ||
* NPCs still wont pathfind if you teleport them across worlds. Respawning them across worlds works (Bukkit issue, still waiting on a fix/response) | * NPCs still wont pathfind if you teleport them across worlds. Respawning them across worlds works (Bukkit issue, still waiting on a fix/response) | ||
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* Add call to API to get the selected NPC for a CommandSender. (have to build against citizens.jar and get the NPCSelector now) | * Add call to API to get the selected NPC for a CommandSender. (have to build against citizens.jar and get the NPCSelector now) | ||
* Fix stuck-teleporting instantly when using waypoints? | * Fix stuck-teleporting instantly when using waypoints? | ||
* | * Make an Editor for wander | ||
* Work out kinks in SQL storage. | * Work out kinks in SQL storage. Read: redo SQL storage because it's incredibly hacky | ||
* Documentation. | * Documentation. | ||
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* Please make NPCs position themselves relative to other NPCs so that they don't overlap their location or walk through them. | * Please make NPCs position themselves relative to other NPCs so that they don't overlap their location or walk through them. | ||
* When you attack an NPC with a bow and move quickly to the side, have the NPC path to where you are now instead of where you used to be when you shot it. | * When you attack an NPC with a bow and move quickly to the side, have the NPC path to where you are now instead of where you used to be when you shot it. | ||
== User suggestions == | == User suggestions == | ||
Latest revision as of 04:46, 4 November 2012
fullwall's TODO (please add under your name if you modify this)
- Make rename update in save file
- In-place conversion db<->yml<->nbt
- waypoints move location somehow ('draggable waypoints')
- Giants don't attack back
jrbudda
- Fix NPCs always looking south on load. - something to do with chunks unloading. When the chunk loads, the NPC's yaw gets messed up? Although the chunk never seems to unload...
- /npc copy creates yaml references on sentry lists, makes them 'linked' in memory. i.e. Copy sentry A to make B, change sentry A's targets and B's changes as well.
- NPCs still wont pathfind if you teleport them across worlds. Respawning them across worlds works (Bukkit issue, still waiting on a fix/response)
- Fix /reload duplicating NPCs
- Giants don't move.
- Add call to API to get the selected NPC for a CommandSender. (have to build against citizens.jar and get the NPCSelector now)
- Fix stuck-teleporting instantly when using waypoints?
- Make an Editor for wander
- Work out kinks in SQL storage. Read: redo SQL storage because it's incredibly hacky
- Documentation.
davidcernat
- Please make NPCs position themselves relative to other NPCs so that they don't overlap their location or walk through them.
- When you attack an NPC with a bow and move quickly to the side, have the NPC path to where you are now instead of where you used to be when you shot it.