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Quote from treebl

ModPE Script v0.4 ALPHA Release

[v0.4 UPDATED] Download Link:
http://cf.gy/ModPENew.zip

*NEW* Online Script Editor:

http://betamodpe2.cf.gy/user/modEdit.php

Readme:

ModPE Script v0.4 Alpha Release

Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported license
Please View the details of the license here: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/legalcode
Made by Carter Feldman
Copyright 2013


Steps:
1.
Put the dylib and plist in /Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries/

2.
Register at 
http://betamodpe2.cf.gy/user/register.php

3.
Confirm your email

4.
Login and click on LOAD SCRIPT EDITOR

5.
Under "Create New Script" type in your script name and press "Create New Script"

6.
Wait a few seconds and then click on the "My Scripts" drop down, select your script and press "Load"

7.
Code your script, and when your done, press "Save" in the top left hand corner.

8.
Copy down the Script ID displayed in the top right hand corner (It should say Currently Editing: <your script name> Script ID: <your script id>)

9.
Start Minecraft PE and enter in your id!

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Built in Function List:
function print(text);
function clientMessage(text);
function setNightMode(isNight);
function getPlayerX();
function getPlayerY();
function getPlayerZ();
function getPlayerEnt();
function getLevel();
function getYaw();
function getPitch();
function setPosition(ent,x,y,z);
function setPositionRelative(ent,x,y,z);
function setRot(ent,x,y);
function getTile(x,y,z);
function setVelX(ent, amount);
function setVelY(ent, amount);
function setVelZ(ent, amount);
function explode(x, y, z, radius);
function addItemInventory(id, amount);
function rideAnimal(player, target);
function getCarriedItem();
function preventDefault();
function setTile(x,y,z,type);
function spawnChicken(x,y,z,image);
function spawnCow(x,y,z,image);


Example Scripts:

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Example 1:

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side)
{
    if(itemId==280)//If your item is a stick
    {
        addItemInventory(3,5);//Add 5 Dirt blocks to your inventory.
        print("Hello World");
    }

}
function attackHook(attacker, victim)
{
    if(getCarriedItem()==280)//If your item is a stick
    {
        preventDefault();//Don't call the real attack function after
        setVelY(victim,1.5);//Make them fly vertically =)
    }
}
function modTick()
{
}

---------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------
Example 2:

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side)
{
    if(itemId==291&amp;&amp;blockId==4)//If your item is a stone hoe, and the block your using it on is stone
    {
        explode(x,y,z,3.1);//Blow it up!

    }
    else if(blockId==5)//If the block we are using is a wooden plank
    {
        setTile(x,y,z,11);//Turn it into lava!!
    }
    else if(itemId==287)//If our item is string
    {
        ImAHelperFunction(x,y,z);//make a gold tower!
    }

}
function ImAHelperFunction(x,y,z)
{
    for(var i=0;i<5;i++)
    {
        setTile(x,y+i,z,14);
    }
}
function attackHook(attacker, victim)
{
    var ourItem = getCarriedItem();//The id of the item we are wielding
    if(ourItem==288)//If the item is a feather
    {
        preventDefault();//Don't call the real attack function after
        rideAnimal(attacker,victim);//ride the animal

    }
    else if(ourItem==262)//If the item is an arrow
    {
        spawnChicken(getPlayerX(),getPlayerY()+4,getPlayerZ(),"mob/chicken.png");//spawn a chicken above our head (you can change it to your own picture if you like)
    }
}
function modTick()
{
}
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More Examples Coming Soon!
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New Hook CMD!

function procCmd(cmd)
{

}

//Made by TreeBl
unsigned int * makeNewItem(int id, int vTable, int materialDword, int pictureId, char * name)
{
unsigned int * item = new unsigned int[0xb8];
int * disa = (int *)(materialDword-0x1000+myPidAddr);
TileNew((int)item,id,pictureId,*disa);

item[0] = vTable+8-0x1000+myPidAddr;
item[3] = 0;
item[4] = 0;
item[5] = 0;
item[6] = 0x3f666666;
item[7] = 0x3E000000;
item[8] = 0x3f666666;
//int idk = item[2];
char * tst =(char *)(0x216230-0x1000+myPidAddr+id);
*tst = 0x1;
TileInit((int)item);
setDestroyTime((int)item, 0x3DCCCCCD);
setSoundType((int)item, 0x216358-0x1000+myPidAddr);
item[15] = 1;
std::string testa = (std::string)name;
setDescriptionId((int)item,testa);
int * inTable = (int *)(0x2154D0-0x1000+myPidAddr+(id*4));
*inTable = (int)item;

return item;
}

Quote from arjay_07

so i found this

Code to add new blocks:

//Made by TreeBl
unsigned int * makeNewItem(int id, int vTable, int materialDword, int pictureId, char * name)
{
unsigned int * item = new unsigned int[0xb8];
int * disa = (int *)(materialDword-0x1000+myPidAddr);
TileNew((int)item,id,pictureId,*disa);

item[0] = vTable+8-0x1000+myPidAddr;
item[3] = 0;
item[4] = 0;
item[5] = 0;
item[6] = 0x3f666666;
item[7] = 0x3E000000;
item[8] = 0x3f666666;
//int idk = item[2];
char * tst =(char *)(0x216230-0x1000+myPidAddr+id);
*tst = 0x1;
TileInit((int)item);
setDestroyTime((int)item, 0x3DCCCCCD);
setSoundType((int)item, 0x216358-0x1000+myPidAddr);
item[15] = 1;
std::string testa = (std::string)name;
setDescriptionId((int)item,testa);
int * inTable = (int *)(0x2154D0-0x1000+myPidAddr+(id*4));
*inTable = (int)item;

return item;
}

Can someone test this?
See if it really works?

Quote from arjay_07

so i found this

Code to add new blocks:

//Made by TreeBl
unsigned int * makeNewItem(int id, int vTable, int materialDword, int pictureId, char * name)
{
unsigned int * item = new unsigned int[0xb8];
int * disa = (int *)(materialDword-0x1000+myPidAddr);
TileNew((int)item,id,pictureId,*disa);

item[0] = vTable+8-0x1000+myPidAddr;
item[3] = 0;
item[4] = 0;
item[5] = 0;
item[6] = 0x3f666666;
item[7] = 0x3E000000;
item[8] = 0x3f666666;
//int idk = item[2];
char * tst =(char *)(0x216230-0x1000+myPidAddr+id);
*tst = 0x1;
TileInit((int)item);
setDestroyTime((int)item, 0x3DCCCCCD);
setSoundType((int)item, 0x216358-0x1000+myPidAddr);
item[15] = 1;
std::string testa = (std::string)name;
setDescriptionId((int)item,testa);
int * inTable = (int *)(0x2154D0-0x1000+myPidAddr+(id*4));
*inTable = (int)item;

return item;
}

Can someone test this?
See if it really works?

Quote from InfectedSkies

I don't believe this is JavaScript. It looks more like a form of C but I'm not 100% sure

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side){}

• Performs specified functions when the player uses an item.
• Can be used to identify:
• On what block an item was used.
• The used item's ID.
• The used blocks ID.
• The side of the used block.
• To test for specific use cases, use if/else statements

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side) { // When an item/block is used...
  if(itemId==280) { // And if your item is a stick...
    clientMessage("You used a stick!"); // Send a message to the chat.
  }
}

function attackHook(attacker, victim){}

• Performs specified functions when a player attacks another entity.
• Can be used to performs actions onto both the attacker and the victim

function attackHook(attacker, victim) { // If an attack is performed...
  if(getCarriedItem()==280) { // And if the used item is a stick...
	preventDefault(); // Don't call the real attack function...
	setVelY(victim,1.5); // Set the victim's Y Velocity to 1.5.
  }
}

function procCmd(cmd){}

• Can be used to identify what has been written in the chat.

function procCmd(cmd) { // When something is said in chat...
  var Data = cmd.split(" "); // Split different sets of data at the spaces.
  if(Data[0]=="coords") { // If the first bit of data is "coords"...
	var xc = getPlayerX(); // Get the players X coordinate...
	var yc = getPlayerY(); // The players Y coordinate...
	var zc = getPlayerX(); // And the players Z coordinates...
	clientMessage("X:" + xc + ", Y:" + yc + ", Z:" + zc); // Then send the info to the chat.
  }
}

function modTick(){}

• Can be used for timed functions.
• Necessary to be at the end of every script for it to work.

function print(text);

• Displays the specified text.
• Accepts text strings.
• On iOS, it displays the text in an alert popup.

function clientMessage(text);

• Displays the specified text.
• Accepts text strings.
• Differs from print(); as clientMessage(); shows the string in the chat rather than in an alert.

function getPlayerX();
function getPlayerY();
function getPlayerZ();

• Gets the players X, Y, and Z coordinates respectively.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getPlayerEnt();

• Gets the players entity ID.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getLevel();

• Gets the users Level.
• Unknown what the Level is exactly.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getYaw();
function getPitch();

• Gets the players respective Yaw and Pitch.
• Accepts no arguments.
• The Yaw and Pitch are based on the head and not the body.

function getTile(x,y,z);

• Gets the selected blocks' Data Value
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates.
• When "x,y,z" is passed as an argument, getTile(); will get the Data Value of the selected block.
• When coordinates are specified, getTile(); will get the Data Value of the block that it finds at said coordinates.

function getCarriedItem();

• Gets the Data Value of the currently carried item.
• Accepts no arguments.

function setNightMode(isNight);

• Doesn't seem to work.
• Assumed to change time of day.

function setTile(x,y,z,type);

• Sets the Data Value of the selected block to the specified Data Value
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and Data Values.
• When "x,y,z,--data value--" is passed as an argument, setTile(); will set the Data Value of the selected block to the specified Data Value.
• When coordinates are specified, setTile(); will set the Data Value of the block it finds at said coordinates to the specified Data Value.

function setPosition(ent,x,y,z);

• Sets the position of the specified entity to the specified coordinates.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z, coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setPosition(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setPosition(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setPositionRelative(ent,x,y,z);

• Sets the position of the specified entity relative to the current direction the entity is facing.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setPositionRelative(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setPositionRelative(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setRot(ent,x,y);

• Sets the rotation of the head of the specified entity.
• Accepts X and Y coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setRot(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setRot(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setVelX(ent,amount);
function setVelY(ent,amount);
function setVelZ(ent,amount);

• Sets the respective X, Y, and Z velocities of the specified entity.
• Accepts an entity value and an amount value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setVel?(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setVel?(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function spawnChicken(x,y,z,image);
function spawnCow(x,y,z,image);

• Spawns the respective mob at the specified coordinates with the specified image.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z, coordinates and an image file location value.
• When "x,y,z,--image--" is passed as an argument, the respective mob will be spawned on the selected block.
• When coordinates are specified, the mob is spawned at said coordinates.

function preventDefault();

• Prevents the default action of the current function and/or item.
• Accepts no arguments.

function explode(x,y,z,radius);

• Causes an explosion centered at the specified coordinates with the size of the explosion depending on the radius specified.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and a radius value.
• When "x,y,z,--radius--" is passed as an argument, explode(); will cause an explosion centered on the selected block with a radius of the radius specified.
• When coordinates are specified, explode(); will cause an explosion centered at said coordinates with a radius of the radius specified.

function addItemInventory(id,amount);

• Adds the specified amount of the specified item.
• Accepts Data Values of blocks and items and amount values ranging from 1 to 255.

function rideAnimal(player,target);

• Makes the player ride the target.
• Requires the attackHook(); function and its arguments.

Quote from InfectedSkies

Here's a quick documentation of the currently available functions:

---

Hook functions
- These functions are used to execute other specified functions if certain actions are performed.

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side){}

• Performs specified functions when the player uses an item.
• Can be used to identify:
• On what block an item was used.
• The used item's ID.
• The used blocks ID.
• The side of the used block.
• To test for specific use cases, use if/else statements

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side) { // When an item/block is used...
  if(itemId==280) { // And if your item is a stick...
    clientMessage("You used a stick!"); // Send a message to the chat.
  }
}

function attackHook(attacker, victim){}

• Performs specified functions when a player attacks another entity.
• Can be used to performs actions onto both the attacker and the victim

function attackHook(attacker, victim) { // If an attack is performed...
  if(getCarriedItem()==280) { // And if the used item is a stick...
    preventDefault(); // Don't call the real attack function...
    setVelY(victim,1.5); // Set the victim's Y Velocity to 1.5.
  }
}

function procCmd(cmd){}

• Can be used to identify what has been written in the chat.

function procCmd(cmd) { // When something is said in chat...
  var Data = cmd.split(" "); // Split different sets of data at the spaces.
  if(Data[0]=="coords") { // If the first bit of data is "coords"...
    var xc = getPlayerX(); // Get the players X coordinate...
    var yc = getPlayerY(); // The players Y coordinate...
    var zc = getPlayerX(); // And the players Z coordinates...
    clientMessage("X:" + xc + ", Y:" + yc + ", Z:" + zc); // Then send the info to the chat.
  }
}

function modTick(){}

• Can be used for timed functions.
• Necessary to be at the end of every script for it to work.

---

Text functions
- These functions are used to display information.

function print(text);

• Displays the specified text.
• Accepts text strings.
• On iOS, it displays the text in an alert popup.

function clientMessage(text);

• Displays the specified text.
• Accepts text strings.
• Differs from print(); as clientMessage(); shows the string in the chat rather than in an alert.

---

GET functions
- These functions are used to get specified information. They don't cause any on screen changes.

function getPlayerX();
function getPlayerY();
function getPlayerZ();

• Gets the players X, Y, and Z coordinates respectively.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getPlayerEnt();

• Gets the players entity ID.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getLevel();

• Gets the users Level.
• Unknown what the Level is exactly.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getYaw();
function getPitch();

• Gets the players respective Yaw and Pitch.
• Accepts no arguments.
• The Yaw and Pitch are based on the head and not the body.

function getTile(x,y,z);

• Gets the selected blocks' Data Value
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates.
• When "x,y,z" is passed as an argument, getTile(); will get the Data Value of the selected block.
• When coordinates are specified, getTile(); will get the Data Value of the block that it finds at said coordinates.

function getCarriedItem();

• Gets the Data Value of the currently carried item.
• Accepts no arguments.

---

SET functions
- These functions are used to set information and values. They may cause on screen changes.

function setNightMode(isNight);

• Doesn't seem to work.
• Assumed to change time of day.

function setTile(x,y,z,type);

• Sets the Data Value of the selected block to the specified Data Value
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and Data Values.
• When "x,y,z,--data value--" is passed as an argument, setTile(); will set the Data Value of the selected block to the specified Data Value.
• When coordinates are specified, setTile(); will set the Data Value of the block it finds at said coordinates to the specified Data Value.

function setPosition(ent,x,y,z);

• Sets the position of the specified entity to the specified coordinates.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z, coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setPosition(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setPosition(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

setPositionRelative(); IS POSSIBLY WRONG

function setPositionRelative(ent,x,y,z);

• Sets the position of the specified entity relative to the current direction the entity is facing.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setPositionRelative(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setPositionRelative(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setRot(ent,x,y);

• Sets the rotation of the head of the specified entity.
• Accepts X and Y coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setRot(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setRot(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setVelX(ent,amount);
function setVelY(ent,amount);
function setVelZ(ent,amount);

• Sets the respective X, Y, and Z velocities of the specified entity.
• Accepts an entity value and an amount value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setVel?(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setVel?(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

---

Spawn functions
- These functions are used for spawning mobs

function spawnChicken(x,y,z,image);
function spawnCow(x,y,z,image);

• Spawns the respective mob at the specified coordinates with the specified image.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z, coordinates and an image file location value.
• When "x,y,z,--image--" is passed as an argument, the respective mob will be spawned on the selected block.
• When coordinates are specified, the mob is spawned at said coordinates.

---

Miscellaneous functions
- These functions don't fit anywhere else and are more random

function preventDefault();

• Prevents the default action of the current function and/or item.
• Accepts no arguments.

function explode(x,y,z,radius);

• Causes an explosion centered at the specified coordinates with the size of the explosion depending on the radius specified.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and a radius value.
• When "x,y,z,--radius--" is passed as an argument, explode(); will cause an explosion centered on the selected block with a radius of the radius specified.
• When coordinates are specified, explode(); will cause an explosion centered at said coordinates with a radius of the radius specified.

function addItemInventory(id,amount);

• Adds the specified amount of the specified item.
• Accepts Data Values of blocks and items and amount values ranging from 1 to 255.

function rideAnimal(player,target);

• Makes the player ride the target.
• Requires the attackHook(); function and its arguments.

Quote from CrAzY_MtNdEw

So I'm assuming now this ModPE is compatible with Carbon?

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side)
{
	//Your Code Here
  clientMessage("Refreshing Terrain...");
  ModPE.setTerrain("https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-G4gsVakl35I/UgP23GEeeII/AAAAAAAAAIk/nKZiei3T-oY/s256-no/terrain.png");
}
function attackHook(attacker, victim)
{
	//Your Code Here
}
function modTick()
{
	//Your Code Here
}
function procCmd(cmd)
{
}

Quote from treebl

Nope, but it will be in the near future.

This ModPE also has an auto updator, support for OOP funcs, and the ability to swap texture packs within a ModPE script!

Example:

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side)
{
    //Your Code Here
  clientMessage("Refreshing Terrain...");
  ModPE.setTerrain("https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-G4gsVakl35I/UgP23GEeeII/AAAAAAAAAIk/nKZiei3T-oY/s256-no/terrain.png");
}
function attackHook(attacker, victim)
{
    //Your Code Here
}
function modTick()
{
    //Your Code Here
}
function procCmd(cmd)
{
}

Quote from Connor4898

Ok, im working on a Super Speed command for android. There are no syntax errors, or any others in this code, but it crashes my BlockLauncher after typing

/speed on

This is part of a bigger command list, located in my signature.

for(r=-18000;r<=18000;r==r+360) {

Any help?

Quote from Connor4898

Changed it to "r = r + 360", but still crashes BlockLauncher

Quote from InfectedSkies

Here's a quick documentation of the currently available functions:

---

Hook functions
- These functions are used to execute other specified functions if certain actions are performed.

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side){}

• Performs specified functions when the player uses an item.
• Can be used to identify:
• On what block an item was used.
• The used item's ID.
• The used blocks ID.
• The side of the used block.
• To test for specific use cases, use if/else statements

function useItem(x,y,z,itemId,blockId,side) { // When an item/block is used...
  if(itemId==280) { // And if your item is a stick...
    clientMessage("You used a stick!"); // Send a message to the chat.
  }
}

function attackHook(attacker, victim){}

• Performs specified functions when a player attacks another entity.
• Can be used to performs actions onto both the attacker and the victim

function attackHook(attacker, victim) { // If an attack is performed...
  if(getCarriedItem()==280) { // And if the used item is a stick...
    preventDefault(); // Don't call the real attack function...
    setVelY(victim,1.5); // Set the victim's Y Velocity to 1.5.
  }
}

function procCmd(cmd){}

• Can be used to identify what has been written in the chat.

function procCmd(cmd) { // When something is said in chat...
  var Data = cmd.split(" "); // Split different sets of data at the spaces.
  if(Data[0]=="coords") { // If the first bit of data is "coords"...
    var xc = getPlayerX(); // Get the players X coordinate...
    var yc = getPlayerY(); // The players Y coordinate...
    var zc = getPlayerX(); // And the players Z coordinates...
    clientMessage("X:" + xc + ", Y:" + yc + ", Z:" + zc); // Then send the info to the chat.
  }
}

function modTick(){}

• Can be used for timed functions.
• Necessary to be at the end of every script for it to work.

---

Text functions
- These functions are used to display information.

function print(text);

• Displays the specified text.
• Accepts text strings.
• On iOS, it displays the text in an alert popup.

function clientMessage(text);

• Displays the specified text.
• Accepts text strings.
• Differs from print(); as clientMessage(); shows the string in the chat rather than in an alert.

---

GET functions
- These functions are used to get specified information. They don't cause any on screen changes.

function getPlayerX();
function getPlayerY();
function getPlayerZ();

• Gets the players X, Y, and Z coordinates respectively.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getPlayerEnt();

• Gets the players entity ID.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getLevel();

• Gets the users Level.
• Unknown what the Level is exactly.
• Accepts no arguments.

function getYaw();
function getPitch();

• Gets the players respective Yaw and Pitch.
• Accepts no arguments.
• The Yaw and Pitch are based on the head and not the body.

function getTile(x,y,z);

• Gets the selected blocks' Data Value
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates.
• When "x,y,z" is passed as an argument, getTile(); will get the Data Value of the selected block.
• When coordinates are specified, getTile(); will get the Data Value of the block that it finds at said coordinates.

function getCarriedItem();

• Gets the Data Value of the currently carried item.
• Accepts no arguments.

---

SET functions
- These functions are used to set information and values. They may cause on screen changes.

function setNightMode(isNight);

• Doesn't seem to work.
• Assumed to change time of day.

function setTile(x,y,z,type);

• Sets the Data Value of the selected block to the specified Data Value
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and Data Values.
• When "x,y,z,--data value--" is passed as an argument, setTile(); will set the Data Value of the selected block to the specified Data Value.
• When coordinates are specified, setTile(); will set the Data Value of the block it finds at said coordinates to the specified Data Value.

function setPosition(ent,x,y,z);

• Sets the position of the specified entity to the specified coordinates.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z, coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setPosition(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setPosition(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

setPositionRelative(); IS POSSIBLY WRONG

function setPositionRelative(ent,x,y,z);

• Sets the position of the specified entity relative to the current direction the entity is facing.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setPositionRelative(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setPositionRelative(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setRot(ent,x,y);

• Sets the rotation of the head of the specified entity.
• Accepts X and Y coordinates and an entity value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setRot(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setRot(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

function setVelX(ent,amount);
function setVelY(ent,amount);
function setVelZ(ent,amount);

• Sets the respective X, Y, and Z velocities of the specified entity.
• Accepts an entity value and an amount value.
• When attackHook(); isn't used, setVel?(); needs the entity ID of the player for "ent".
• When attackHook(player,target); is used, setVel?(); needs one of the two arguments passed in attackHook(); for "ent".

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Spawn functions
- These functions are used for spawning mobs

function spawnChicken(x,y,z,image);
function spawnCow(x,y,z,image);

• Spawns the respective mob at the specified coordinates with the specified image.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z, coordinates and an image file location value.
• When "x,y,z,--image--" is passed as an argument, the respective mob will be spawned on the selected block.
• When coordinates are specified, the mob is spawned at said coordinates.

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Miscellaneous functions
- These functions don't fit anywhere else and are more random

function preventDefault();

• Prevents the default action of the current function and/or item.
• Accepts no arguments.

function explode(x,y,z,radius);

• Causes an explosion centered at the specified coordinates with the size of the explosion depending on the radius specified.
• Accepts X, Y, and Z coordinates and a radius value.
• When "x,y,z,--radius--" is passed as an argument, explode(); will cause an explosion centered on the selected block with a radius of the radius specified.
• When coordinates are specified, explode(); will cause an explosion centered at said coordinates with a radius of the radius specified.

function addItemInventory(id,amount);

• Adds the specified amount of the specified item.
• Accepts Data Values of blocks and items and amount values ranging from 1 to 255.

function rideAnimal(player,target);

• Makes the player ride the target.
• Requires the attackHook(); function and its arguments.

Quote from BobaDaKing

This'll need testing, but I think "setPositionRelative" moves the chosen entity relative to the player, not the direction it's facing.

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