#Any way to reduce the % Ring Time needed for Eldritch Artifacts?
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depending on version you could use commnds to reset time without ring on quest compleation to allow for the counter to work from the point on where they could equip it. Though the mod is balanced around the ring and when you equipt it. Messing with that balance is... illadvised.
OK thanks
You have any idea why it doesn't work?
I never used the command so I do not know why it does not work.
I would suggest trying to execute the command normally and see if that works. (Edit: I see you did that in the video. I missed that)
I know that some target selectors work strangely in command blocks.
If this command execution is similar to commandblocks then try running it va commandblock and see if you get the same issue
It doesn't work
the command block displays the previous output as the same error you had in your quest book.
So I assume either the targeting to not work or that somehow the command can not be executed by commandblock (though it would be the first time hearing about that)
try using the /execute at @s run setringtime @r[1] 0
basicly make the commandblock run the command at a position and then take the closes thing inside radius and target that with the /set ringtime
In the command block?
Maybe you can get that with /ftblibrary nbtedit and than do something with that?
How to use that?
@echo scroll we might need your expertiese
Where is Aizis when we need him? ):
I shall try to test that when I get back home
I can find playtime by /ftblibrary nbtedit player [player name] + a bit of scrolling
but not modify it by some convinient command
Idk how ftb does that
You are looking for D:CursedRingSuperCursedTime in enigmaticlegacy-common.omniconf file in the config folder. You can change that to anything you want, for example setting it to 0.3 means the player only has to spend 30% of their time in the world wearing the ring in order to get access to eldritch artifacts
Thanks a lot. And do you have any idea why the commands doesn't work?
The command is programmed so that it can only apply to the person who runs it. It doesn't lend itself well to command blocks or similar utilities
Basically you have to type it in for yourself by hand, it doesn't work any other way
Hm... I think there should be a config for that. Anyway, thanks for your time.
running /execute as <target> run setringtime @s 0 should work then. Since it is executed as the person in question
Does it work with @p or such?