+
+
Server-side Config
+
Invoke /tbm-server-edit to print out server settings to the "chat" area.
+
+
In this text area, yellow texts are setting names, green texts are setting
+values that can be set when clicked on, and dark-green texts are settings that
+display more settings when clicked on.
+
You can hover/click these texts by pressing the "t" key to open the chatbox, and
+using the mouse.
+
+
+
When clicking on the dark-green texts, a description and list is shown. You can
+hover over the text to show what actions may occur when clicked.
+
+
On click, the action taken will be shown.
+
+
It is also possible to set config settings via a command, but it is recommended
+to use the "click-on-chat" interface for general server config settings.
+
Per-Mob Settings
+
To demonstrate setting "per-mob" settings, it will be shown how to do so with
+sheep.
+
+
Invoke /tbm-edit. Some helpful text will show.
+
+
At this point, TBMM (TurnBasedMinecraftMod) will be keeping track of who you
+will attack next, so that you can edit their settings. Currently this only
+applies to mobs like sheep, zombies, skeletons, bees, etc. This is done so that
+you can physically select the mob you want to "edit".
+
+
In this example, the "AE" (attack effect) setting will be changed to
+"levitation", which will cause the sheep to make the player levitate 50% of the
+time.
+
+
Also, "DecisionAttack" will be set to 100%, so that the sheep will choose to
+attack instead of fleeing battle.
+
+
Make sure to click on "Finished Editing" to save changes to the server-side
+config.
+
Note that for sheep to enter battle, they must be removed from the "ignore
+battle categories" setting (remove the "passive" category).
+
+
Now, sheep will attack and cause "levitation" 50% of the time.
+
+
Custom Name Settings
+
Additional entries can be added to the server-side config that applies to mobs
+named with a specific name (like with a name-tag). Name a mob, then invoke
+/tbm-edit custom.
+
+
Hit the named mob to start the editing process.
+
+
Make your changes and click on "Finished Editing", and any mob with that exact
+name will have these battle settings applied. Note that these settings are also
+in the server-side config.
+
Other Things to Know
+
Sometimes a mod update will "reset" the settings in the server-config to
+defaults. This is due to new mob entries in the settings. Check the
+.minecraft/config folder (or config folder on the server) to see that the
+old settings file was renamed and the new settings file is in its place. You may
+have to compare the files to keep the settings you want.
