(realmunkey) Modded Npc Entity

[tepid minnow]

(realmunkey) Modded Npc Entity

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[royal dirge]

they may be out there, but there aren't any supported by us

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@dusky plume

[trail oar]

you're seemed to be on modded platforms like Forge/Fabric and using hybrid server softwares for Bukkit support, they are not supportable, and it is techinally impossible to support those modded entities as we need to write entity controller classes for every entity type we'll support

!forks

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Info: forks

Our plugins (Citizens, Sentinel, and Denizen) officially support both Spigot and Paper.
Any other forks of the Bukkit project are not supported, but may or may not work in practice.

• Lower forks, like CraftBukkit, do not function. You must upgrade to a higher fork (Spigot or Paper).

• Hard forks and cross-forks, like Cauldron/Magma/Mohist/Any other Forge-integration fork, or Cardboard/any other Fabric-integration fork, will not work. Some unofficial custom builds of Citizens are made to support these servers, but we cannot provide any support for them here.

• Higher forks above Spigot/Paper, such as Purpur, Airplane, etc. are compatible with Citizens only as much as they are compatible with Spigot/Paper. They are generally expected to work in most cases, but we cannot make any guarantees. We will still offer support to users running such forks, but be aware that if you encounter bugs while running such a fork, we may ask you to replicate them on Spigot/Paper to confirm they aren't caused by changes the fork made.

[dusky plume]

thank you <#

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