So I Was Looking For This For A Long Time In The Internet and haven't Found Any List, So I Checked Myself. I listed only the data values for animals (Since all other stuff just isn't useful). So Here It Is: Creeper: 50 Skeleton: 51 Spider: 52 Zombie: 54 Slime: 55 Ghast: 56 Zombie Pigman: 57 Enderman: 58 Cave Spider: 59 Silverfish: 60 Blaze: 61 Magma Cube: 62 Bat: 65 Witch: 66 Endermite: 67 Guardian: 68 Shulker: 69 Pig: 90 Sheep: 91 Cow: 92 Chicken: 93 Squid: 94 Wolf: 95 Mooshroom (Mushroom Cow): 96 Ocelot: 98 Horse: 100 Rabbit: 101 Villager: 120 Polar Beer: 102 If You Find Any Another Data Values or Found A Mistake, Please Replay To This Thread So I'll Add Them The Only One I Can See Missing Is The Polar Beer, And I Checked In the creative menu and found I have 28/29.
Here something someone can actually use without any probs (and way more useful) Class: Code: public class AnimalID { public static final int Creeper = 50; public static final int Skeleton = 51; public static final int Spider = 52; public static final int Zombie = 54; public static final int Slime = 55; public static final int Ghast = 56; public static final int Zombie_Pigman = 57; public static final int Enderman = 58; public static final int Cave_Spider = 59; public static final int Silverfish = 60; public static final int Blaze = 61; public static final int Magma_Cube = 62; public static final int Bat = 65; public static final int Witch = 66; public static final int Endermite = 67; public static final int Guardian = 68; public static final int Shulker = 69; public static final int Pig = 90; public static final int Sheep = 91; public static final int Cow = 92; public static final int Chicken = 93; public static final int Squid = 94; public static final int Wolf = 95; public static final int Mooshroom = 96; public static final int Ocelot = 98; public static final int Horse = 100; public static final int Rabbit = 101; public static final int Villager = 120; } Enum: Code: public enum AnimalID { Creeper ("Creeper", 50), Skeleton ("Skeleton", 51), Spider ("Spider", 52), Zombie ("Zombie", 54), Slime ("Slime", 55), Ghast ("Ghast", 56), Zombie_Pigman ("Zombie Pigman", 57), Enderman ("Enderman", 58), Cave_Spider ("Cave Spider", 59), Silverfish ("Silverfish", 60), Blaze ("Blaze", 61), Magma_Cube ("Magma Cube", 62), Bat ("Bat", 65), Witch ("Witch", 66), Endermite ("Endermite", 67), Guardian ("Gaurdian", 68), Shulker ("Shulker", 69), Pig ("Pig", 90), Sheep ("Sheep", 91), Cow ("Cow", 92), Chicken ("Chicken", 93), Squid ("Squid", 94), Wolf ("Wolf", 95), Mooshroom ("Mooshroom", 96), Ocelot ("Ocelot", 98), Horse ("Horse", 100), Rabbit ("Rabbit", 101), Villager ("Villager", 120); String name; int dataType; AnimalID (String name, int dataType) { this.name = name; this.dataType = dataType; } @Override public String toString() { return this.name; } public String getName() { return this.name; } public int getDataType() { return this.dataType; } public static String getName(AnimalID animal) { return animal.name; } public static int getDataType(AnimalID animal) { return animal.dataType; } public static boolean equals (AnimalID orginal, AnimalID testing) { if (orginal!=null && testing!=null) { if (orginal.getName().equals(testing.getName()) && orginal.getDataType()==testing.getDataType()) { return true; } } return false; } }
@PhantomUnicorns That is an enum. Besides the fact that Zombies approach with getTypeId may work as well and is plain bukkit.
@PhantomUnicorns I wasn't clear and you misunderstood me. There is NO, absolutely NO need to make that some public static variables. This the exact use case for an enum. The sentence should be "That should be an enum." And follow naming conventions and write that names in upper case.
@PhantomUnicorns Please tag me in the future You are not totally wrong, but certainly not right either. Yes, some static vars may seem a bit easier at the first glance. But an enum has some advantages, you should be aware of in order to make an informed decision: Default methods valueOf => name to ID values() => Get all entries, so all entities with their ID ordinal() ==> Get the position of the entry, allows comparison Type safety. You can pass any value that an integer can hold to the method if it takes an int, but you will have a hard time passing an invalid value to a method taking an enum (except null, but yea) Switch statements actually work Less confusion (Huh, what value should I input here? From where should I get it??) Define methods for them later on, if you suddenly have the need. Maybe you want an isMonster or getEntityType method later which returns the Bukkit EntityType Serializable (and not just ordinal, it uses the name ) EnumSet and EnumMap for blazingly fast collections Ability to customize toString (or just output the name). This means in debugging you won't see "Entity not found 56", but "Entity not found SKELETON". Which is easier to read? They are singletons (not helpful here, but an lifesafer if you want to create a singleton class) These are the ones that came to my mind and a quick 3 minute google search revealed. If you search a bit more, I am sure you will find additional points.
Then what's the point of this thread? EDIT: @oriamrm Here is the total list: Item: 1 XPOrb: 2 LeashKnot: 8 Painting: 9 Arrow: 10 Snowball: 11 Fireball: 12 SmallFireball: 13 ThrownEnderpearl: 14 EyeOfEnderSignal: 15 ThrownExpBottle: 17 Item Frame: 18 WitherSkull: 19 PrimedTnt: 20 FallingSand: 21 FireworksRocketEntity: 22 TippedArrow: 23 SpectralArrow: 24 ShulkerBullet: 25 DragonFireball: 26 ArmorStand: 30 MinecartCommandBlock: 40 Boat: 41 MinecartRideable: 42 MinecartChest: 43 MinecartFurnace: 44 MinecartTNT: 45 MinecartHopper: 46 MinecartMobSpawner: 47 Creeper: 50 Skeleton: 51 Spider: 52 Giant: 53 Zombie: 54 Slime: 55 Ghast: 56 PigZombie: 57 Enderman: 58 CaveSpider: 59 Silverfish: 60 Blaze: 61 LavaSlime: 62 EnderDragon: 63 WitherBoss: 64 Bat: 65 Witch: 66 Endermite: 67 Guardian: 68 Shulker: 69 Pig: 90 Sheep: 91 Cow: 92 Chicken: 93 Squid: 94 Wolf: 95 MushroomCow: 96 SnowMan: 97 Ozelot: 98 VillagerGolem: 99 EntityHorse: 100 Rabbit: 101 PolarBear: 102 Villager: 120 EnderCrystal: 200 And while I'm at it here is all the material Id's: Air: 0 Stone: 1 Grass: 2 Dirt: 3 Cobblestone: 4 Wood: 5 Sapling: 6 Bedrock: 7 Water: 8 Stationary Water: 9 Lava: 10 Stationary Lava: 11 Sand: 12 Gravel: 13 Gold Ore: 14 Iron Ore: 15 Coal Ore: 16 Log: 17 Leaves: 18 Iron Helmet: 306 Iron Chestplate: 307 Iron Leggings: 308 Iron Boots: 309 Diamond Helmet: 310 Diamond Chestplate: 311 Diamond Leggings: 312 Diamond Boots: 313 Gold Helmet: 314 Gold Chestplate: 315 Gold Leggings: 316 Gold Boots: 317 Flint: 318 Pork: 319 Grilled Pork: 320 Painting: 321 Golden Apple: 322 Sign: 323 Wood Door: 324 Bucket: 325 Water Bucket: 326 Lava Bucket: 327 Minecart: 328 Saddle: 329 Iron Door: 330 Redstone: 331 Snow Ball: 332 Boat: 333 Leather: 334 Milk Bucket: 335 Clay Brick: 336 Clay Ball: 337 Sugar Cane: 338 Paper: 339 Book: 340 Slime Ball: 341 Storage Minecart: 342 Powered Minecart: 343 Egg: 344 Compass: 345 Fishing Rod: 346 Watch: 347 Glowstone Dust: 348 Raw Fish: 349 Cooked Fish: 350 Ink Sack: 351 Bone: 352 Sugar: 353 Cake: 354 Bed: 355 Diode: 356 Cookie: 357 Map: 358 Shears: 359 Melon: 360 Pumpkin Seeds: 361 Melon Seeds: 362 Raw Beef: 363 Cooked Beef: 364 Raw Chicken: 365 Cooked Chicken: 366 Rotten Flesh: 367 Ender Pearl: 368 Blaze Rod: 369 Ghast Tear: 370 Gold Nugget: 371 Nether Stalk: 372 Potion: 373 Glass Bottle: 374 Spider Eye: 375 Fermented Spider Eye: 376 Blaze Powder: 377 Magma Cream: 378 Brewing Stand Item: 379 Cauldron Item: 380 Eye Of Ender: 381 Speckled Melon: 382 Monster Egg: 383 Exp Bottle: 384 Fireball: 385 Book And Quill: 386 Written Book: 387 Emerald: 388 Item Frame: 389 Flower Pot Item: 390 Carrot Item: 391 Potato Item: 392 Baked Potato: 393 Poisonous Potato: 394 Empty Map: 395 Golden Carrot: 396 Skull Item: 397 Carrot Stick: 398 Nether Star: 399 Pumpkin Pie: 400 Firework: 401 Firework Charge: 402 Enchanted Book: 403 Redstone Comparator: 404 Nether Brick Item: 405 Quartz: 406 Explosive Minecart: 407 Hopper Minecart: 408 Prismarine Shard: 409 Prismarine Crystals: 410 Rabbit: 411 Cooked Rabbit: 412 Rabbit Stew: 413 Rabbit Foot: 414 Rabbit Hide: 415 Armor Stand: 416 Iron Barding: 417 Gold Barding: 418 Diamond Barding: 419 Leash: 420 Name Tag: 421 Command Minecart: 422 Mutton: 423 Cooked Mutton: 424 Banner: 425 End Crystal: 426 Spruce Door Item: 427 Birch Door Item: 428 Jungle Door Item: 429 Acacia Door Item: 430 Dark Oak Door Item: 431 Chorus Fruit: 432 Chorus Fruit Popped: 433 Beetroot: 434 Beetroot Seeds: 435 Beetroot Soup: 436 Dragons Breath: 437 Splash Potion: 438 Spectral Arrow: 439 Tipped Arrow: 440 Lingering Potion: 441 Shield: 442 Elytra: 443 Boat Spruce: 444 Boat Birch: 445 Boat Jungle: 446 Boat Acacia: 447 Boat Dark Oak: 448 Gold Record: 2256 Green Record: 2257 Record 3: 2258 Record 4: 2259 Record 5: 2260 Record 6: 2261 Record 7: 2262 Record 8: 2263 Record 9: 2264 Record 10: 2265 Record 11: 2266 Record 12: 2267
@PhantomUnicorns Use spoilers please. You can directly use a variable of type EntityType, you don't need a String for that. You do know Material#getID()? Besides that I actually took the time to look it up and unsurprisingly @Zombie_Striker was right. The return values of EntityType#getTypeID() match with what you listed. This means you do not need to do anything, just use the given methods. Now that that is hopefully settled: @oriamrm The EntityType#getTypeID() is probably nicer @PhantomUnicorns You will not need to make your own solution. @timtower I wish I knew
@I Al Istannen Spoilers (what are those)? Also I used Material.getID() and Material.name() for the mats. And I used EntityType.getTypeId() and EntityType.getName() (unsure the method name but something to that effect) to get the entities, I was posting to oriamrm that those are all of both (so this thread could be a little more useful, well double useful )
