This commit solves a couple issues:
- Entities that don't implement LivingEntity don't need to bother with attributes
- We don't need to cache all attributes for every entity
- Mounted entities' hearts were inconsistent
No entity as of this commit caches their attributes except for the player entity.
Mostly checked with IntelliJ, but manually performed. The only issue I possibly anticipate is item name/lore issues, but the new method should be technically better.
Geyser now supports block picking for item frames. It checks to see if the item frame has an item in it - if so, it attempts the same block picking process with the item inside (NBT included). Otherwise, it attempts to pick for an item frame item.
This commit also improves item frames by having the internal map store the entity and not the ID - in many situations, this prevents two maps from having to be searched. Additionally, item frames are no longer despawned if an item is placed on them - rather, it waits until the server tells us to despawn the entity.
Java Edition has a tags system that allows for some server-side control of certain properties. This PR allows for piglin trading items, wool, and flowers to be determined from the server.
Java plays a client-side-only effect when feeding animals. This commit abstracts out the feeding code we already have for interactive tag and checks it when right-clicking any animal that is a baby.
* Fix some raid entities up
- Show axe when vindicator is attacking
- Show arm movement and spell color when evoker summons
* Reduce the amount of casting
Because apparently it's not just a constant; it makes a new array every time.
Also, GeyserSession#tick() does not need to be public and I made enchantments in commands use the Java list.
* Fix horse health display
* Fix horses warping back when damaged
* Fix horse jumping animation
* Fix horses not taking damage while standing on magma
* Allow mules and donkeys to jump
This commit brings full support for crawling, sneaking under 1.5-block-tall spaces, and swimming in one-block areas. There is a check in place that decreases the player's speed to something comparable to Java if they are in a situation where they would otherwise go at normal walking speed (for example: without the check, a Bedrock player would go at full walking speed while crawling).
On Bedrock, a banner must be placed in the chestplate slot in order to be visible. On Java Edition, banners are placed in the helmet slot. This commit fixes the issue by migrating banners to the chestplate spot if the chestplate spot is empty.
This commit also fixes pillager poses if they're not holding a crossbow, along with a couple other optimizations.
Redned
Camotoy
David Choo
caoli5288
Tim203
Dylan Ogle