While the "ActiveEffects" tag allows you to use the new "ShowParticles" tag, it seems that, up to 14w06b, attempting to use this tag in "CustomPotionEffects" does not apply any tags from it. LB ( T| C) 07:00, 29 December 2013 (UTC) Good to know, thanks! Skylinerw ( talk) 07:23, 29 December 2013 (UTC) "ShowParticles" for Potion Items? The types listed on the wiki are the types that Minecraft uses by default when saving natural information that has not been tampered with, and/or the types explicitly written in the decompiled code. One of the patches introduced a change that allows the game to load tags that are not of the correct type as long as the types are compatible. If clarification is needed, I'll try to rephrase. So I'm just looking for confirmation that the "Id", "Amplifier", and "Ambient" tags are now Integers for the "CustomPotionEffects" (still Bytes for entities), or if it's just a strange quirk with the /give command, as custom potions can't be obtained in vanilla to check. Trying to apply a custom potion with an "Amplifier" tag greater than 127 does not work, and setting the "Amplifier" tag to a negative doesn't work either, essentially barring the capability of supplying potions with effects greater than 127, while the /effect command is capable of doing so. However, when creating a custom potion ITEM through /give, it seems that the "Id", "Amplifier", and "Ambient" tags under the "CustomPotionEffects" tag are all set to Integers. When the /effect command applies an effect greater than 127, the number is switched over to -128 and decreases for each level above 128 (meaning using the /effect command to apply an amplifier of 255 would set the "Amplifier" tag to -1). On the Chunk Format page, the "Id", "Amplifier", and "Ambient" tags under the "ActiveEffects" tag are labeled as type "Byte", which I can confirm is correct. Messing about with the /give and /effect commands and checking NBT tags using NBTExplorer. Need confirmation or if it's a quirk with the /give command. TL DR: This page lists the "Id", "Amplifier", and "Ambient" tags under the "CustomPotionEffects" tag as Byte, but is found as Integer in-game. LB ( T| C) 19:14, 19 December 2013 (UTC) CustomPotionEffects Tag-Type Changed?
#Add potion effect to items in minecraft nbtexplorer install
you have to do it with command magic and hopper magic (or give in and install a mod). There is no Vanilla way to add, change, or remove crafting recipes, smelting recipes, potion recipes, etc. For one thing, the Crafting Table inventory is a virtual inventory and is not saved with the level (which is why you can't leave items in it), and for another, crafting recipes have nothing to do with the Crafting Table. I was hoping to create custom crafting recipes in vanilla minecraft using command blocks but it looks like I'll have to use chests or droppers or something instead of a crafting table. LB ( T| C) 23:09, 6 October 2012 (UTC) Crafting Table GUIĪnyone know where the crafting table GUI is? I notice the brewing stand one is in the player info but no mention of crafting table. I'm not too keen on doing that quite yet it doesn't make sense for entities to have that tag in the first place because entities are only saved in the files for the dimension they are in. I guess Dimension could be removed here, because its also (at least according to this wiki) in the Entity structure.
Firebastard 02:55, 4 October 2012 (UTC) Dimension Giving color tags to other items seems to have no effect, but I only tested blocks appled to the head, like pumpkins, TNT and the like. Yes, I was referring to items using the tag in question in the item format. ☎ Dinoguy1000 06:14, 30 September 2012 (UTC) I think he's talking about the color display tag - wool uses the data value and sheep use a byte value of 0 to 15.If nothing else can be dyed, shouldn't that be reflected here? Firebastard 04:55, 30 September 2012 (UTC) This page says dyeing is most commonly used for coloring leather armor, but the small amount of testing I did seems to suggest it only effects leather armor. 16 Some "Common to all entities tags" never apply to the player.13 Damage property moved into tag in 1.13.4 CustomPotionEffects Tag-Type Changed?.Import = PowerApplesMain.MODID, version = PowerApplesMain. Import .event.FMLPostInitializationEvent
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