Bukkit

In reply to Forge_User_23135399:

Yes, you can. The main command to edit spawners is /nbtspawner (/nbts), see 'Editing Tiles' on the Wiki. The spawner has a Range and PlayerRange variables. E.g. to edit the Range use '/nbts var Range 50'. Range controls the spawning range and PlayerRange controls the maximum distance a player needs to be from the spawner for it to work.

You can use '/nbts info' to show spawner information. See the commands page for all the commands.

In reply to spudnuggett69:

Do you mean the 'operation' option on the '/nbtitem mod add' command!? It controls the type of mathematical operation that is used for the modifier. Use operation = 0 for addition (e.g. boots with +4 movement speed). Use operation = 1 for multiplication (e.g. boots with -20% movement speed). More infomation on Minecraft wiki.

The NBTEditor 3.0 for Minecraft 1.12 is here! See the files page for the download. Please do refresh old BoSs as explained on the downloads page (using the command /bos refresh)! Future changes may break your BoS if you don't! As some of you may know, many commands/sub-commands were removed and replaced by variables. You can now edit items and tiles using variables like the BoS. The documentation is being moved to the new wiki on GitHub.

In reply to Zeusiee:

Are you using the most recent version for 1.12? These are not available on the downloads page.

I've updated the versions page to include links to the latest versions... I'm currently working on version 3.0 that includes many changes/additions and works on all 1.12 1.12.1 and 1.12.2.

Do you see any error on the console? You should see something like '[NBTEditor] NBTEditor has been enabled' and no errors...

In reply to Factman:

Because of the some internal changes of the potion system in Minecraft 1.9, you need to use an edited potion to apply effects to mobs! You can't just grab a potion from the creative inventory and use that. You need to first edit it with /nbtp <effect> <level> <duration>. Then use that potion on the bos! That might be the problem.

Other than that on need to be more specific on the issue...

In the last few days I've been updating much of the core code of the NBTEditor. I'm rebuilding the variable system completely. With the new system, everything uses variables like the Book of Souls.

Changes include:

• Removal of /nbtarmor /nbtbook /nbthead.
• Removal of some sub-commands of /nbtitem /nbttile.
• New sub-commands 'info', 'var', 'clearvar' for /nbtitem and /nbttile to edit items and tiles.
• New variables add much more customization! Things like Unbreakable and HideFlags for items are now available.

With the new system instead of '/nbtbook title' you use '/nbtitem var Title', instead of '/nbtitem name' you use '/nbtitem var Name', etc.

There is still things to be done:

• Internally change the Book of Souls to use the new system (some commands like /bos items will be replaced with variables).
• Remove all Custom Items (this was another plugin that I merged into the NBTEditor), I suspect that very few people use this, and many items are filled with bugs.

These changes are long overdue. After years of neglecting the NBTEditor and being away from Minecraft for so long, I don't even know if people still play it and create servers to the point of all this work being worth it. Anyway, in my mind, these updates might still have value to someone.

For now, you can download a development version of NBTEditor 3.0 on Jenkins (build #13) for Spigot/CraftBukkit 1.12+.

In reply to Forge_User_53899816:

Thanks for the long time support. It's good to hear that the new update is welcome and will have some use.

Honestly, I'll probably end up keeping the Custom Items as they are, for now. Most of the code is still required by the rest to the plugin, the Book of Souls is itself a Custom Item. It's not easy to remove them without a good amount of code changes. On the other hand things like the moon/sun stick are just unusable (I may remove them) and others may have some bugs as well.

I think, for now, I'll just put a better disclaimer on the config alerting users that the items might be buggy.

In reply to soupsupr:

Should work without the comma: /bos var HandDropChances 0.0 0.2

I'm working on a new update, I'll try to add some better variable descriptions.

In reply to ReeceMCP1:

I'm not sure want you mean!? I know the documentation may be a little short and basic but it does include a page on How to Use the BoS and it helps read the list of all the commands (the first command on that list is used to create a Book of Souls, '/bos get'). You may also want to see some videos that users made (they are old but mostly still relevant).