Minecraft не работает keepinventory

Почему / gamerule KeepInventory true не работает?

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Я в minecraft 1.8.9, и когда пытаюсь сделать /gamerule KeepInventory true , он говорит, что команда была обновлена, а затем я иду и делаю / kill. Но я все еще теряю свои вещи, как в творчестве, так и в выживании. Что я делаю не так?

@Arperum упомянул в комментариях, что это должно быть keepInventory , но в некоторых мирах, когда я печатаю /gamerule и пролистайте правила, появится то, что в верхнем регистре «K». Это глюк?

• Ты печатаешь keepInventory или KeepInventory ? Ваш вопрос, кажется, указывает на то, что вы вводите второй вариант. И ему нужен первый вариант
• действительно? потому что я думал, что это второй вариант . но он сработал, когда я попробовал, но не сохранил
• Я только что прошел через это, и это второй вариант
• в некоторых мирах это второй вариант
• должен быть глюк ..

Правила ведения инвентаря keepInventory , со строчной буквой «k»

Вы можете найти доступные правила игры в вики или в этом вопросе (который по сути является копированием вики).

«Глюк», который вы наблюдаете, не один. Начиная с версии 1.8, игра позволяет добавлять любые произвольные правила игры. Обычно они ничего не делают, но вы можете добавить фактическую функциональность с помощью командных блоков. То, что вы наблюдаете в некоторых мирах, скорее всего, уже установлено KeepInventory к true , что делает его действующим правилом игры в этом конкретном мире, поэтому он отображается для автозаполнения.

Во-первых, убедитесь, что вы OP на сервере или у вас включены читы в одиночной игре. Тип /give @p minecraft:command_block . Перейдите в Creative, набрав /gamemode 1 в чате, а затем щелкните правой кнопкой мыши по земле, чтобы разместить командный блок. Откройте его и введите gamerule keepInventory true убедитесь, что заглавные буквы совпадают (например, не keepinventory или KeepInventory ) и нажмите Done . Приведите его в действие с помощью красного камня. В чате вы должны увидеть что-то вроде: [@: Gamerule keepInventory set to true.]

• 1 Зачем для этого нужен командный блок?
• @MrLemon Ты бы не стал. Некоторые серверы блокируют команды игрового правила с помощью плагинов, поэтому, если он работает с таким, ему придется использовать командный блок. Источник: бывший администратор сервера.
• Я просто хотел сделать это в одиночной игре, и я знаю, как это сделать, но спасибо за информацию

У меня не получилось, так что попробовал gamerule keepInventory false затем попробовал gamerule keepInventory true и тогда это сработало.

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/gamerule keelInventory true command not working!

Hey guys! I got a problem. The gamerule keepInventory is not working! I have tried reinstalling the launcher. Please help! Maybe its because of the mods. Ill give you a list of my mods.

-Damage Indicator v.3.2.0

-Deconstruction table v2.2.5

-Battlegear Bullseye 2 v1.0.7.0

-Advent Of Ascension v2.2

-Chicken Chunks v1.3.4.19

-Code Chicken Core v1.0.4.35

-Code Chicken Lib v1.1.1.99

-Enchanting Plus v3.0.2

-Godzilla mod v1.6.6

-Lucky Block (Orespawn Addon)

-Lycanites mobs complete 1.10.13.0

-Not Enough Items v.1.0.4.95

-Primitive mobs 1.0c

-Twilight Forest v2.3.5

-Voxel Map No radar v1.0

Thats it! Please help.

Yes i did make the «I» i Inventory capital.

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With Advent of Ascension, the command is changed to /gamerule keepAllInventory true

However, there is a skill (I can’t remember which one) which gives you a chance to keep all of your inventory on death, and as you level it up, it will make keeping all valuable items (armor, tools, weapons, realm stones, etc.) a permanent thing, so that is something to take into account if you want to play like that.

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Oh my thanks dude!

I knew it was cause of AOA because since I updated it, it was acting like that.

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This had nothing to do with not know how to spell a command, it was the fact that a mod was completely overwriting the vanilla command.

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Man i forgot all about this xD typed in the gamerule, then /kill to test it and. yep by inventory. Thx!!

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Not working on survival tho. «You don’t have permission to do that».

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That means that you don’t have permissions to use commands.

To use commands, either turn on cheats when you start the world, or, for an existing wold, hit escape, press ‘Open to LAN’, allow cheats, start the world in LAN. You will be able to use commands, but pressing escape will no longer pause the game, the game will keep running in the background, so be careful of that.

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What about when you don’t have said mod? I have a bunch of others and for some reason when I type /gamerule keepInventory true it says that it updates to true and doesn’t work. Similar effect with /gamerule noMobGriefing :_(

In terms of both of those I simply want it to make things a little simpler, keeping inventory isn’t too much of a problem since I can easily get mods to give me a gravestone, but I hate it when creepers sneak attack my awesome builds! I like making things look nice and so when creepers decide to blow it all up it becomes really annoying Seriously, I don’t care if they blow ME up! I just want my cool creation to not die!

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Cannot set keepInventory for nether #399

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Inscrutable commented Nov 3, 2015

I set gamerule keepInventory true for the overworld, but found it was false in the nether. I gave the command in the nether too, but it still won’t work. Not sure if I can set gamerules for other than the default world. Default Forge and Minecraft behaviour sets gamerules for all worlds at once.
Tested with Forge 1543, SpongeForge 776, and no mods or plugins.

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bloodmc commented Nov 3, 2015

@Inscrutable In order to support multiworld functionality, Sponge uses a seperate save handler per world unlike Forge and Vanilla. What this means is, settings such as gamerule are per-world. Now the issue with it not working is a bug and I’ll look into fixing it soon.

wizjany commented Nov 3, 2015

er, are we talking about the command in specific or gamerules in general? because iirc they are per-world (even in vanilla minecraft).

JBYoshi commented Nov 3, 2015

@wizjany Game rules are shared between all worlds in vanilla. However, Sponge adds support for having multiple worlds with separate settings. It doesn’t know which worlds should be linked together; all it knows is that there’s a root dimension (corresponding to the vanilla overworld) and various other dimensions; some are the nether and End, and some are custom worlds.

wizjany commented Nov 3, 2015

are you saying that setting a gamerule for (eg) the vanilla overworld should also change the gamerule for the vanilla nether and end? it seems to me that the only issue at hand here is that the vanilla command doesn’t have a parameter for which world to affect.

JBYoshi commented Nov 3, 2015

are you saying that setting a gamerule for (eg) the vanilla overworld should also change the gamerule for the vanilla nether and end?

it seems to me that the only issue at hand here is that the vanilla command doesn’t have a parameter for which world to affect.

The reason it doesn’t have a parameter for the world is because in vanilla, all worlds share game rules, so no matter what world you supply, the results would be the same.

ryantheleach commented Nov 5, 2015

I think previous CraftBukkit behaviour was to use the world the player who typed the command as the world to set and seperate gamerules per world. (if it was vanilla it isn’t in 1.8.8)

Vanilla 1.8.8 behaviour is to set it on the overworld, even if in the nether.
Tested just then,

1. «/gamerule asdf false» in the overworld
2. checking it was false with «/gamerule asdf» in the overworld.
3. travelling to the nether,
4. «/gamerule asdf» still false,
5. «/gamerule asdf true»
6. «/gamerule asdf» shows true.
7. travel to overworld.
8. «/gamerule asdf» shows true.

ryantheleach commented Nov 5, 2015

This further enforces my belief that default world settings like this should be split into groups of worlds.

Ideally spawn data, inventory data, gamerule data, statistics, achievements, scoreboards, maps, would also be separated.

But it’s a whole lot of work.

JBYoshi commented Nov 5, 2015

The easy way to share data between worlds is to create an instance of WorldServerMulti instead of WorldServer , passing in the world that holds the shared data. The problem is figuring out which worlds should use WorldServerMulti and which worlds hold their shared data. I’d make a PR for it, but it would probably affect both SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla, and I have problems with the combination of Eclipse, the Gradle plugin, and symlinked subprojects. It also wouldn’t be able to change the behavor of /gamerule or other world-specific commands.

Zidane commented Nov 5, 2015

We intentionally removed WorldServerMulti for the sole purpose of having full control over how data is shared (as well as separating our save handlers).

bloodmc commented Nov 18, 2015

Closing as this is not a bug but intended functionality.

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Cannot set keepInventory for nether #399

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Inscrutable commented Nov 3, 2015

I set gamerule keepInventory true for the overworld, but found it was false in the nether. I gave the command in the nether too, but it still won’t work. Not sure if I can set gamerules for other than the default world. Default Forge and Minecraft behaviour sets gamerules for all worlds at once.
Tested with Forge 1543, SpongeForge 776, and no mods or plugins.

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:

bloodmc commented Nov 3, 2015

@Inscrutable In order to support multiworld functionality, Sponge uses a seperate save handler per world unlike Forge and Vanilla. What this means is, settings such as gamerule are per-world. Now the issue with it not working is a bug and I’ll look into fixing it soon.

wizjany commented Nov 3, 2015

er, are we talking about the command in specific or gamerules in general? because iirc they are per-world (even in vanilla minecraft).

JBYoshi commented Nov 3, 2015

@wizjany Game rules are shared between all worlds in vanilla. However, Sponge adds support for having multiple worlds with separate settings. It doesn’t know which worlds should be linked together; all it knows is that there’s a root dimension (corresponding to the vanilla overworld) and various other dimensions; some are the nether and End, and some are custom worlds.

wizjany commented Nov 3, 2015

are you saying that setting a gamerule for (eg) the vanilla overworld should also change the gamerule for the vanilla nether and end? it seems to me that the only issue at hand here is that the vanilla command doesn’t have a parameter for which world to affect.

JBYoshi commented Nov 3, 2015

are you saying that setting a gamerule for (eg) the vanilla overworld should also change the gamerule for the vanilla nether and end?

it seems to me that the only issue at hand here is that the vanilla command doesn’t have a parameter for which world to affect.

The reason it doesn’t have a parameter for the world is because in vanilla, all worlds share game rules, so no matter what world you supply, the results would be the same.

ryantheleach commented Nov 5, 2015

I think previous CraftBukkit behaviour was to use the world the player who typed the command as the world to set and seperate gamerules per world. (if it was vanilla it isn’t in 1.8.8)

Vanilla 1.8.8 behaviour is to set it on the overworld, even if in the nether.
Tested just then,

1. «/gamerule asdf false» in the overworld
2. checking it was false with «/gamerule asdf» in the overworld.
3. travelling to the nether,
4. «/gamerule asdf» still false,
5. «/gamerule asdf true»
6. «/gamerule asdf» shows true.
7. travel to overworld.
8. «/gamerule asdf» shows true.

ryantheleach commented Nov 5, 2015

This further enforces my belief that default world settings like this should be split into groups of worlds.

Ideally spawn data, inventory data, gamerule data, statistics, achievements, scoreboards, maps, would also be separated.

But it’s a whole lot of work.

JBYoshi commented Nov 5, 2015

The easy way to share data between worlds is to create an instance of WorldServerMulti instead of WorldServer , passing in the world that holds the shared data. The problem is figuring out which worlds should use WorldServerMulti and which worlds hold their shared data. I’d make a PR for it, but it would probably affect both SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla, and I have problems with the combination of Eclipse, the Gradle plugin, and symlinked subprojects. It also wouldn’t be able to change the behavor of /gamerule or other world-specific commands.

Zidane commented Nov 5, 2015

We intentionally removed WorldServerMulti for the sole purpose of having full control over how data is shared (as well as separating our save handlers).

bloodmc commented Nov 18, 2015

Closing as this is not a bug but intended functionality.

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