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I want to put custom item drops on my brand new mod and i want to make zombie pigmen, spider, zombie to drop my

Custom items help me

function deathHook(m, v){
if(Entity.getMobSkin(v) == "mobSkin"){
Level.dropItem(Entity.getX(), Entity.getY()+1, Entity.getZ(), 0.5, id, count, damage);
}
}

+1 if I helped!

How do you use it?

Is this how you ise it?

Yes, but change "spider" to "mob/spider.png"

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it : )

Thats fine

Wut?!

Quote from DanHere021»

Wut?!

can i see the code ?

function deathHook(m, v){
if(Entity.getMobSkin(v) == "mob/spider.png"){
Level.dropItem(Entity.getX(v), Entity.getY(v)+1, Entity.getZ(v), 0.5, 501, 1, 0);

//It will drop a blaze rod
}
}
ModPE.setItem(501,"blaze_rod",0,"Blaze Rod");

Here is what i got so far on my PCfoods mod eveything works except drop

Wow thx turbo! Now it drops!!! Well i just had to fix victim to v but now IT DROPS TOO HIGH

Just get rid of the "+1" in the "Level.dropitem"

Quote from minecraftmuse3»

Just get rid of the "+1" in the "Level.dropitem"

Quote from minecraftmuse3»

Just get rid of the "+1" in the "Level.dropitem"

Thx!
I see....i cant do multiple drops

Quote from DanHere021»

Thx!
I see....i cant do multiple drops

Considering that the function is

Level.dropItem(x,y,z,range,id,count,damage);

You change the "count" parameter to the number of drops you want. And if you want a different drop then you call the function again, using different values for the parameters.

Quote from BeATz_UnKNoWN»

Considering that the function is

 Level.dropItem(x,y,z,range,id,count,damage);

You change the "count" parameter to the number of drops you want. And if you want a different drop then you call the function again, using different values for the parameters.

Thx but i am barly learnning all the codes by my self so i dont know what your talking about xD

The parameters are the place holders for the functions that need to be defined when the function is called. x is a parameter, y is a parameter, range is a parameter, etcetera, etcetera.

Quote from BeATz_UnKNoWN»

The parameters are the place holders for the functions that need to be defined when the function is called. x is a parameter, y is a parameter, range is a parameter, etcetera, etcetera.

Cool thanks!