Changes

| Adds either a Battered Sword or Return Scepter to the player's inventory. The ''Battered Sword'' is unobtainable in vanilla and is incomplete and not implemented.

| Adds either a Battered Sword or Return Scepter to the player's inventory. The ''Battered Sword'' is unobtainable in vanilla and is incomplete and not implemented.

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| <samp>advancedMove {{t|npc}} {{t|loop}} {{t|x y}}... OR {{t|x y direction duration}}</samp>

| <samp>advancedMove {{t|npc}} {{t|loop}} {{t|x y}}... OR {{t|direction duration}}</samp>

| Set multiple movements for an NPC.  You can set True to have NPC walk the path continuously. Example: <samp>/advancedMove Robin false 0 3 2 0 0 2 -2 0 0 -2 2 0/</samp>

| Set multiple movements for an NPC.  You can set True to have NPC walk the path continuously. Example: <samp>/advancedMove Robin false 0 3 2 0 0 2 -2 0 0 -2 2 0/</samp>

If you want to assign pauses in between the movement, you would need to add <samp>direction</samp> and <samp>duration</samp> right after <samp>x y</samp> such as the example below: <samp>/advancedMove Clint true 4 0 2 5000 -4 0 1 3000</samp>.

To make the NPC move along the x axis (left/right), use the number of tiles to move and 0. For example, <samp>-3 0</samp> will cause the NPC to walk three tiles to the left while facing left. <samp>2 0</samp> will cause the NPC to walk two tiles to the right while facing right.

In this example, Clint will have continuous movement moving 4 tiles to the right, facing down upon arriving, waiting for 5 seconds, then moving 4 tiles to the left, facing right upon arriving, then waiting for 3 seconds, then loops because the loop was set to true(see above).

To make the NPC move along the y axis (up/down), use 0 and the number of tiles to move. For example, <samp>0 1</samp> will cause the NPC to walk one tile down while facing down. <samp>0 -5</samp> will cause the NPC to walk five tiles up while facing up.

You can also create movement with no pauses and pauses mixed in it. You can refer to the example below:

To make an NPC pause, use the direction to face and the number of milliseconds to pause. 1 is right, 2 is down, 3 is left, and 4 is up. The reason 4 is up and not 0 is so that advancedMove can tell the difference between a pause command and a move up/down command.

<samp>advancedMove Pam true 5 0 0 3 3 5000 -6 0 0 -4</samp>

In this example, Pam first moves 5 tiles to the right, then directly moves 3 tiles downward, faces the to the left upon arriving then waits 5 seconds before moving 6 tiles to the left then moves up 4 tiles directly.

The code can tell the difference between a move command and a pause command because a move command must have 0 for either x or y. A pause command must have non-zero numbers for both numbers in the pair.

NOTE: <samp>direction</samp> works a bit differently here compared to the <samp>faceDirection</samp> command. You should use the value 4 instead of 0 to make the NPC look north/up or else your command will bug out.

Example: <samp>/advancedMove Clint true 4 0 2 5000 -4 0 1 3000</samp> Clint will have continuous movement moving 4 tiles to the right, facing down upon arriving, waiting for 5 seconds, then moving 4 tiles to the left, facing right upon arriving, then waiting for 3 seconds, then loops because the loop was set to true(see above).

 

Example: <samp>advancedMove Pam true 5 0 0 3 3 5000 -6 0 0 -4</samp> Pam first moves 5 tiles to the right, then directly moves 3 tiles downward, faces the to the left upon arriving then waits 5 seconds before moving 6 tiles to the left then moves up 4 tiles directly.

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| <samp>ambientLight {{t|r}} {{t|g}} {{t|b}}</samp>

| <samp>ambientLight {{t|r}} {{t|g}} {{t|b}}</samp>