Add /core hatch

[riddle]

We need this to spawn horses for now, but the command could be expanded in the future to work on more mobs / entities.

/core hatch horse|donkey|mule [owner <player>] [speed <speed>] [jump <jump>] [health <health>] [silent]
/core hatch horse
/core hatch horse speed 14
/core hatch horse owner ridddle
/core hatch horse owner ridddle speed 14
/core hatch donkey speed 14 jump 1.2 health 28
/core hatch donkey speed 14.1 jump 1 health 28.0
/core hatch mule silent

1. Owner should work with UUIDs, not sure how it’s done now. It’s also optional.
2. When speed, jump and health aren’t provided, randomize from vanilla values
3. All attributes can be integers or floats (14 vs 14.51)

Please test the command with Zyin’s HUD to confirm all stats on creatures. Especially jump – from my limited tests in game it seems that the attribute isn’t linear like speed and health are.

[narrowtux]

I wonder if it would be possible to write that as an alias for /summon

[narrowtux]

Probably too complex but the command could be written more dynamically to allow for spawning any entity:

/core hatch <type> [property1 <value>[ property2 <value> ...]] [silent]

Properties would be internally handled as using setter-methods of the corresponding Bukkit interface.

Those should be loaded from a file in the jar to reduce boilerplate code:

Entities:
  Horse: 
    interface: org.bukkit.entity.Horse
    properties:
      jump:
        getter: getJumpStrength
        setter: setJumpStrength
      ...
  Creeper: ...
  ...

[riddle]

Attributes make it very hard to create a 1:1 alias or mapping. Jump 1.2 is 0.6something in attribute. And speed is equally untransferable. I need human interface for those. 😃

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On 11 kwi 2015, at 22:39, Moritz Schmale notifications@github.com wrote:

I wonder if it would be possible to write that as an alias for /summon

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[narrowtux]

So the second way + a way to incorporate a factor.