/nbtedit does not work in SMP
kayila opened this issue · 9 comments
Issue Description:
Typing /nbtedit while looking at an entity or tile entity should bring up a gui allowing for editing of the entity's data. Other forms include using /nbtedit me to bring up the editor for the player's data. Note this should only work for ops (unless a config flag is set)
What happens:
User types /nbtedit while looking at an entity and no dialog appears. The server does write in it's log that the user issued the command however. (NBTEditpqb.log)
What you expected to happen:
NBTEdit gui should open
Steps to reproduce:
- Log into a SMP server with op permissions
- Spawn any entity (In this case I've tested a Pokecube trainer, Pokemob, and Pokecube merchant)
- Move within 2 blocks of the entity
- Type
/nbtedit- No gui will appear -
Verify the
NBTEditpqb.logfile on the server registers the commandAffected Versions (Do not use "latest"):
- Pokecube Core: 2.3.1
- Pokecube Revival (if applicable): 2.2.15
- Pokecube Mobs (if applicable): 1.1.11
- Minecraft: 1.8.9
- Forge: 11.15.1.1764 (Both client and server)
All the log files I can think of:
Update.... I can use /nbtedit me without a problem... But it doesn't work when I'm looking at an entity/tile entity such as a pokemob
Hmm, that is very odd, from that log, it looks like something is wrong with some of the packets, but in that case, /nbtedit me shouldn't work either
It works fine for me in the development environment, as well as my local server, so I don't know how to test what is wrong.
Hmmm... Ok. I'll do some more poking and see if I can get my dev environment up. If I can than I'll try to get it to reproduce it.
I suggest just doing the core dev environment to start with, since nbtedit is in core.
The way I setup one is to download the forge mdk, then place the gradle directory, the gradlew.bat into the Pokecube Core directory, then I run the setuppokecubecore.bat