Drop Percentages
See original GitHub issueAble to configure a percentage for the drops to drop when a Sentinel NPC is killed. If it were only possible in the config, that’d already do good.
Example:
type: PAPER
amount: 6
durability: 0
drop-chance: .5 #Equals 50% drop chance
mdata: 0
meta:
repaircost: 0
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Here’s a sample Denizen config for that:
You would then select the npc and type the following in-game:
/ex flag npc paper_drop
Denizen fully supports more advanced items (lore + nbt + etc) as well as executing external commands if needed. If you visit the discord link @SXRWahrheit posted we can help you get started (or view documentation at https://one.denizenscript.com/denizen/logs/ )