TINY PLAYER ADDON UPDATE
TINY PLAYER ADDON PATCH

Which ones are we talking about? Comment by jmbrady1026 on T19:01:54-06:00 I use Clique with party / raid frames, rather than nameplates.īut, I actually wasn't aware that any nameplate addon was helping groups with positional mechanics. I haven't been using any nameplate addons since they improved them in Legion, though. I'm actually not entirely sure what addons they're talking about here. Nah, nameplates are the bars/names that show above the heads and appear in the game world, as far as I'm aware. So if I understand this correctly, things like Clique will stop working in dungeons/raids? Bit of a downer if so. Once you zone out of the raid or dungeon, any changes made by an addon will once again apply.Enemy nameplates can still be modified and customized by addons while in a raid or dungeon.When you zone into a raid or dungeon, only your friendly nameplates (if enabled) will be forced to use the standard Blizzard appearance.Nothing whatsoever is changed while you are outside of a raid or dungeon.

Just to reiterate since I'm seeing some confusion: However, if you’d like to double-check, this change should now be active in the current 7.2 PTR environment.

TINY PLAYER ADDON UPDATE

We also don’t anticipate that addon authors will need to update their code to accommodate this change customizations should simply stop working once a player zones into a raid, and start working again once they’ve left. Nothing has changed outside of dungeons and raids – addons will still be able to customize the appearance of friendly nameplates everywhere else (most notably in PvP, where they’re most commonly used in ways we don’t consider problematic). In order to prevent this from continuing, we’ve had to disable the ability for addons to modify how friendly nameplates appear while inside of dungeon and raid instances. This caused what was intended to be a difficult test of a group’s ability to identify positioning requirements on the fly to instead become a simple matter of following a visual marker. Recently, we’ve become aware of a couple addons that were using visual adjustments to friendly nameplates as a method to automatically coordinate complex positioning requirements. While, for the most part, we’re impressed with - and encourage - the creativity that addon authors bring to the game using the addon API, occasionally an addon goes too far in terms of automating or trivializing elements of gameplay that are meant to be highly challenging.

TINY PLAYER ADDON PATCH

All rights reserved.With Patch 7.2, we’re disabling the ability for addons to modify the appearance of friendly nameplates while inside dungeon and raid instances. The Minecraft Name, the Minecraft Brand and the Minecraft Assets are all property of Mojang AB or their respectful owner. This application is not affiliated in any way with Mojang AB. It might be fun to combine with the Mini City Texture Pack!ĭISCLAIMER: This is an unofficial application for Minecraft Pocket Edition. Third person view is recommended for the best experience.īuilding a house has never been easier since you don’t need as much space anymore. This means that it might require an update of the actual modding capabilities in order to allow this change for an addon. I’ve seen similar addons before and none of them have been able to fix this issue. You will still have the same physical powers though.Ī huge flaw is that the point of view (both in third person and first person) doesn’t fit the size of the player. Not even the silverfish can compare in size. The player is now the smallest entity in Minecraft.

However, there is one big flaw and that is the point of view, but hopefully that’s something which could be fixed in a future Minecraft PE update. It’s really cool because you will be able to walk through passages where previously would have been impossible. The Tiny Player Addon reduces the size of the player to that of an ant.

Tiny player addon