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@ReeferX7

I somehow doubt that - while it could be the issue - other people have come with the same complaints before 1.7 ever came out.

Could you try the latest dev build of OtherDrops and see if that fixes it?

@ReeferX7

Funny thing is, I have v2.0.9 of CoreProtect, and the same build of OtherDrops as you, all while running CB 1.7.2-R0.3, and I'm having no problems. This means that the issue is not simply a matter of "CoreProtect and OtherDrops don't work together."

Are you using the latest build of CoreProtect posted on dev.bukkit? Could you try v2.0.9 of CoreProtect and v2.8-b573 of OtherDrops on a 1.7.2 test server to see if your issue is reproducible? If the issue is reproducible, it's an issue unique to something within your server's setup, and I won't know what that issue is. If it's not, you should be able to troubleshoot the cause of it on your own.

@ZeEye

You might want to PM Zarius about this, because he's the programmer of the plugin. I'm just a documenter, and I don't know any code.

I'm guessing "build" means "compiling", and the compatibility patch your developers are trying to produce isn't compiling properly, or isn't compiling at all.

Is this "fix" a patch that is applied to Prism or OtherDrops? This would be important to know, because the patch could be conflicting with either plugin's internal code, depending on which plugin is being patched. But again, I don't know anything - you're better off asking Zarius, or anyone else who can code.

@CommodoreAlpha

I can't remember if they're needed but I remember them being in the original example of pset that Zarius gave me so I kept them.

@Faldonboy

Double quotes are necessary? I should add "pset" to the docs with this note, then. I'll do it tomorrow, if you haven't already done so.

Also, good catch on the "ITEM_CONSUME/CONSUME_ITEM" confusion. I noticed it myself, but I didn't really bring it up as I thought either would work just fine. It's weird how "ITEM_CONSUME" seemed to work for him, but still acted weirdly.

@ReeferX7

Your config is slightly off. Try this, switch ITEM_CONSUME to CONSUME_ITEM, consumetool so the item is removed from the players inventory, and put double quotes around the number in your pset.hunger.

#COOKED TURKEY
    PLAYER:
        - trigger: CONSUME_ITEM
          tool: 366@1
          drop: DENY
          consumetool: 1
          pset.hunger: "+5"

@ReeferX7

That's not intended behaviour, and sounds like a bug. So no matter what your hunger level is at when you eat bread, it always sets to 15 points of hunger? Have you tried playing around with other values and such to see if it nets the same result?

I know that "pset.parameter", when you don't have a "+/-" modifier in front of the integer, simply just sets the health, so it could have something to do with incomplete code, or it could simply be a bug.

@pepper82

Sort of. Mobs spawned via "/spawnmob" are spawned via a plugin, so that the cause of their spawn is considered to be plugin (or was it called custom?). There's a Bukkit enum on "spawn reasons" and OtherDrops should be able to take all of them as valid variables. Just specify the "spawnedby: <reason>" variable with the correct reason - in your case, probably "CUSTOM". Note that this will affect all mobs of the same type that are plugin-spawned.

@Testercraft

I'm not sure why CraftBook would break with 1.7.9 (it's fairly version-agnostic), and I'm fairly sure haveric's maintained RecipeManager, as is, should still work with 1.7.9, as most of the changes from 1.7.x to 1.7.5+ are just "protocol-based" if I'm correct.

You could ask haveric to update RecipeManager, once more, to 1.7.9, but I think it would be best to wait for a beta build of 1.7.9 to come out for CraftBukkit before asking someone to update. If he doesn't mind in either case, that's great, but it's not like anyone needed to update their server from 1.7.2 to 1.7.9. :P

@Testercraft

That's great to hear. :)

Concerning custom crafting, adding it would be out of the scope of this plugin. This plugin has to do with real-time drops and interactions. You could argue that crafting is technically an interaction, but I see it as its own separate system entirely.

You should either consider CraftBook or RecipeManager for control over recipes. I've no experience with CraftBook's system, so I don't know how good it is. RecipeManager, on the other hand, is basically the "OtherDrops of Crafting". If you want a working build of RecipeManager, you need to get it from haveric's GitHub which contains an updated version of the plugin.

@ReeferX7

It's not possible to edit/add drops upon filling an empty bucket with water, because fluid blocks are handled differently in terms of player-interaction (fluid interaction doesn't count as block interaction), which leads me to my next point - namely that fluid-interactions are generally not supported by OtherDrops, possibly because Bukkit doesn't have very good support for it. Or probably because it's difficult to implement support for fluid-interactions.

If you take a look at the objects page, you'll see that the "RIGHT_CLICK" parameter is not supported for fluid blocks.

@CommodoreAlpha

I don't sadly, my best guess would be family obligations. He'll come back around the beginning of summer usually.