wintry portal
Its like that visual effect on other entities where their client-sided part doesnt actually sync with the server-sided part like how the player does.
is this resolvable? Using the runtime identifiers of the entities who do not have client interpolation for an entity seems to work but dismantles the behavior.
worthy sparrow
I didn't quite understand what you meant, could you provide a reference?
If you're talking about particles in animations, you just need to link them in Blockbench. Create a locator linked to the bone you want it to follow, in the animations you add visual effects and particles, and correct accordingly. In the client entity, you will need to reference the visual effect with the name and particle you want to use; this needs to be the identifier.
wintry portal
I didn't quite understand what you meant, could you provide a reference?
See how the entity doesn't teleport instantly to the location just like how i do? It kinda just quickly moves there,
Now you might ask why is this bothering to me, well i do have NPC's that fight eachother with attacks that makes the user go pretty dang fast at some points, and the faster an entity usually goes, the worse the client interpolation gets, making them sometimes appear far from their actual server-sided location.
worthy sparrow
I faced a similar situation the other day; I would recommend doing it via command or function. Add the invisibility effect for 1 second, perform the teleport, and then remove the invisibility effect.
wintry portal
I faced a similar situation the other day; I would recommend doing it via comman...
I did think of that too, it is useful in SOME scenarios where for example the attack is supposed to be non-instant teleportation, but if used in scenarios where the entity simply goes fast, using this would just make things look choppy
worthy sparrow
If you want a fast motion effect, you have to run the command tp @s^^^1 repeatedly.
Now, if you want the teleport to have no movement, the effect is the most viable solution.
If not, there's another way to solve this: create an invisible variant of the entity and control the transition during teleportation.
wintry portal
If you want a fast motion effect, you have to run the command tp @s^^^1 repeated...
I mean yea, but what i meant is that it looks way worse the faster the entity's velocity gets
wintry portal
If not, there's another way to solve this: create an invisible variant of the en...
Like?
wintry portal
This one is a little more complicated.
Would this be annoying to apply in every attacking iteration?
worthy sparrow
It depends on how you do it; I personally like using mcfunction for entity attacks.
wintry portal
It depends on how you do it; I personally like using mcfunction for entity attac...
Oh, yea mine is different i use Javascript
worthy sparrow
I would recommend doing it via function; it makes the game run more smoothly.
But scripts allow for more arbitration.
wintry portal
I would recommend doing it via function; it makes the game run more smoothly.
Yea it goes easier on server overload than scripts, it's just that to expand the application of more complex attacks i use scripts