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[Bug] Plugin conflict with LoreAttributes

charlie1990 opened this issue · 7 comments

commented

There are no errors for this but simply having OtherDrops and LoreAttributes(http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/lore-attributes/) in the server at the same time will cause the custom HP feature for mobs in OtherDrops to stop working. Example: With both plugins running typing /odd spider@50h will produce a spider with 16h(default). Same goes for any other mob. Once you take out LoreAttributes everything works fine again.

commented

I was going to check the event priority that it uses but unfortunately lore
attributes is not open source so I cannot investigate further. Seems like
lore attributes is setting the mob health after OtherDrops has. OtherDrops
is already running on highest priority so only way I can see to fix at the
moment is modifying lore attributes.
On 30/05/2013 8:52 AM, "charlie1990" [email protected] wrote:

There are no errors for this but simply having OtherDrops and
LoreAttributes(http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/lore-attributes/) in the
server at the same time will cause the custom HP feature for mobs in
OtherDrops to stop working. Example: With both plugins running typing /odd
spider@50h will produce a spider with 16h(default). Same goes for any
other mob. Once you take out LoreAttributes everything works fine again.


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commented

@charlie1990 - just tested it out and works fine here. Perhaps it's something specific to your LoreAttributes config?

commented

Is possible to add custom hp and custom damage to an item with otherdrops?

commented

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commented

Hi @salvokt, sorry haven't responded yet - will response to your question at the original issue #246.

commented

@charlie1990 - closing this issue for now as I couldn't replicate the problem. Let me know if it's still an issue for you.

commented

As a side note, you could have investigated further (despite LoreAttributes not being open source) by downloading the jar and opening it with a decompiler such as JD-GUI. Unless they obfuscated it, of course.