NickC1211
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ThanksI believe that when you click edit there should be a "More Options..." button somewhere in the bottom right hand corner of the popup, then when you're there it should allow you to edit the title.
ThanksI believe that when you click edit there should be a "More Options..." button somewhere in the bottom right hand corner of the popup, then when you're there it should allow you to edit the title.
Thank you for your input I agree transformation might not be the best term but I just wanted to get the point across. I also don’t think it will be op or unbalanced plus it is more realistic to the show all water should be bendable.Recent thread (although, it came as more a reminde to older in depth threads of the common concept that was reference to rather than just a mere reference) about torrent being with water manipulation, but with a condition of a catch that redirecting will turn it into a watermanipulation attack, as it wouldn't make to redirect a powerful force into a more powerful force that freezes the opponent back. So If player A launches torrent at player B, but player B, who is also a waterbender, redirects it into a watermanipulation to the player A. That way it isn't overpowered and doesn't ruin the flow (pun unintended) of balance counterplay.
As to the whole Nick's suggestion, this thread should get Looking Into already without any much discussion put it. Popular/Heavily Request(ed), many can agree on it that it's vital, ain't op/unbalanced, what's more does it have to go through to win without being debated on so far?
I personally wouldn't call this system Transformation, because that term fits more to a being/entity than to a concept. Versatility maybe? Or interchangeably ?
I think it could be used with bottles but require multiple, filled bottles to activate.Octopusform is working with water bottles so players can use waterwave with waterbottes.
octopus form shouldn't be used with water bottles.
I agree but I’m talking about if you use octopus from water you should be able to source it and use it as a water waveOctopusform is working with water bottles so players can use waterwave with waterbottes.
octopus form shouldn't be used with water bottles.
That seems pretty feasible. Just have the water stick around a bit longer then use it that’s exactly what I want xDHeres a solution.
When water hits the ground or an ability dissipates, make it so its gradual(but still fast).
So as an example, when octopus form is canceled or dissipates make it so the tip of a flowing water block is spawned in the place of other waterblocks place.
And if a torrent is dissipated or a watermanipulation disappears after hitting someone/block same thing happens.
This allows for waterbenders to still control their moves without having watermanis in their face every time a they throw a close range surge.
If possible make the water just stay for 0.2 seconds or so,by editing its state or tick flow (or hardcode a appear/disappear toggle).
Turn on dynamic sourcing and combine it with it and boom.
Well we are off to a good start with reusable torrent ice. Hopefully this can be a long term goal for waterbending.This honestly isn't really an attainable goal atm because of the complexity of the idea
Well what I meant was that given the limitations of Minecraft and Spigot's API, it would be difficult to reach a point of waterbending such that the outlined techniques are effective or even possible tbh. If it does, the techniques themselves will be quite limited and difficult to perform, and honestly are likely to be glitchy just by their nature. It would also require a major rework to most of the waterbending abilities and how sourcing works just to be able to even start realizing those techniques in the plugin. It may not be goal at all unless some drastic change happens to Minecraft, Spigot, or most importantly the ProjectKorra team.Well we are off to a good start with reusable torrent ice. Hopefully this can be a long term goal for waterbending.
It was a while ago. Back when plantbending was an official part of the plugin and drain was called plant drainUh when? I cannot recall that ever being possible.