06-02-2015, 03:47 PM
Back when I wrote this, I did not know that animals in Minecraft behaved more or less completely random. That they'd select random waypoints and then pathfind a way to get there. If the animals in MCServer really behaved like how I described here, that would make them far ... faaar more sophisticated than in the normal Minecraft servers. 
At that time I didn't know you would be tackling how they behave. At that time I was .. desperate to just see somebody address their issues.
Really amazing work you have done!
I think all that's left, from this thread ... would really be the animal sounds. If you want to change their behaviour and make them smarter in anyways -- I think that's entirely your call now -- I quite enjoy them behaving like they become implemented more and more in recent weeks. But yeah ... not having them be mute would be nice. Hear their footsteps and noises. I do miss that.
I noticed that wolfs are the most advanced. Or so it seems. We don't yet have any breeding, and wolfs don't eat chickens at all (which might be a good thing, because if they do it too often there would be NO chickens in my world left, as wolfs tend to somehow spawn everywhere like invading armies, they have a ridiculous spawn rate), or attack who's attacking their owner (if tamed), but you know .... I'm seeing so much progress here! I can only say again, Thank you very much for that!
At that time I didn't know you would be tackling how they behave. At that time I was .. desperate to just see somebody address their issues.Really amazing work you have done!
I think all that's left, from this thread ... would really be the animal sounds. If you want to change their behaviour and make them smarter in anyways -- I think that's entirely your call now -- I quite enjoy them behaving like they become implemented more and more in recent weeks. But yeah ... not having them be mute would be nice. Hear their footsteps and noises. I do miss that.
I noticed that wolfs are the most advanced. Or so it seems. We don't yet have any breeding, and wolfs don't eat chickens at all (which might be a good thing, because if they do it too often there would be NO chickens in my world left, as wolfs tend to somehow spawn everywhere like invading armies, they have a ridiculous spawn rate), or attack who's attacking their owner (if tamed), but you know .... I'm seeing so much progress here! I can only say again, Thank you very much for that!