(kmyk441) How to make sure im not spawning npcs 2 times

[granite python]

npc:

• name: "name"
  world: "world"
  x: 0
  y: 70
  z: 0
  pitch: 0 #optional
  yaw: 0 #optional

this is my yml config, user can add any amount of npcs, im wondering how to make sure there is only one of each. should i just remove all of them at onDisable and then spawn them ? (the config can change)

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(kmyk441) How to make sure im not spawning npcs 2 times

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imo, each item in yml array is unique so every npc you spawned is unique. did you mean only spawn npcs that are newly added through config by users?

however IDK why you need to implement this on your side, as Citizens already managed the persisted NPCs

[granite python]

i mean if they get deleted, they shouldnt be theer

i just used TemporalNPCRegistry and i think it works ideally

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it makes sense as you re-creates NPC when your plugin enables

glad to hear you worked that out

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