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You will need a global trigger "entity attacked" You will also need to test for the player in your condition. The procedure needs to be set up like below on a global procedure with no element trigger. https://imgur.com/a/8SR8xek

I added support for this just now in Version 7 read the changes section for more information how to use it.

Sorry for the late reply. I am looking into the issue right now. And will check to see if I can add support for the structure in the procedure file for offsetting the test position. I will leave a new comment once I have had some time to play around with the script and do some tests.

Sorry for the late reply I just noticed that the post was pending so I approved it. This should be possible in 1.20.1 using movement vector and a trigger of some kind to apply NBT variables to the player. You will need a update tick for the entity that will then use the look direction for the movement. No real math needed as the values for the look direction are between 0 and 1 so it should be a reasonable speed for flying. You can of course devide or multiply the value to make it go faster or slow if needed too. The way I have it set up with my drones is though a key bind for W and S for forward and backward movement when a key is pressed the player gets a logic variable assigned which the entity looks for in it's tick update script. Stearing can be done by looking left or right and ailerons I used A and D for down and up movement while looking streight. This seems to get it working realtivly quickly with vary minimal math. Of course this is more complex with the drones because I have lots of features but it should work with planes really well.

I have had some reports of this happening but I can't seem to reproduce the issue on my side I end up trying to fix something I can't see if the changes worked or not. The time is converted based on the computer time, for the single player this will be the computer you're playing the game on. For servers, this will be based on the host's computer time so if it's in LA or NY states the time will be for those time zones unless they changed the computer time. The mod takes the IRL time and puts it into game time which is 1000 ticks for every hour. Light level is not really possible to change because Minecraft does not have the ability to adjust the light for each time period so during winter it may be lighter than outside but this happens for everyone, same as during the summer it may be lighter later. There is an offset feature built into the mod I am pretty sure so it should be possible to offset the time using game rules or commands. If this is happening on your computer could you provide the following? 1. What is your UTC time? 2. Is the game a server or a single-player world? 3. How long has the world been running?

Like I said prior you will need to talk to Pylo about this, I just make videos for them, I don't have any say in development.

Hello 👋 I am not sure if this was for feedback for me or MCreator. If it was intended for Pylo (the founders/developers of MCreator) then my you may want to suggest the idea over on the MCreator forums so it can be seen by them.