Seems these metadata fields are actually the _base_ height/width. Setting the scale will cause the client to calculate bounding boxes with the scale already taken into account. This caused the scale to be applied twice on the client.
- Fixed starvation doesn't deal any damage at all (Human->getFood() returns a float, not an int, === 0 won't work so great)
- Added exhaustion for sprinting, walking, jumping and sprint-jumping as per MCPE (these use MCPE values, and yes MCPE does walking exhaustion!)
- Fixed attributes don't get reset after player death
- Added food and hunger regeneration in peaceful difficulty
- Added API methods Living->jump() (motion isn't updated yet, so this won't actually do much if plugins try to use it) and Living->getJumpVelocity()
TODO: implement exhaustion for swimming
According to http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Status_effect#Slowness, anything higher than slowness 7 will cause the player to be unable to move. Therefore this value should be clamped to a minimum of 0, not crash.
- Fixed most issues with item equipment in creative
- Added save and restore of currently-held item
- Reset hotbar on death, added API method PlayerInventory->resetHotbar()
- Creative players now have more leeway to get items, alleviates issues with item equipment in desktop GUI
- Fixed creative players wearing armour
- Found unknown field in ContainerSetSlotPacket
- Removed outdated/redundant constants
- Use a case statement in ContainerSetSlotPacket handler, added handling for 0x7a hotbar slot link update
- All entity and tile constructors now require a \pocketmine\level\Level instead of a \pocketmine\level\format\Chunk.
- Chunk->getProvider() and Chunk->setProvider() have been removed.
- Chunk::__construct() has had the $provider parameter removed.
- Chunk->unload() has had the unused $save parameter removed.
- ChunkEvents now take a Level parameter instead of going through the Chunk
API bump to 3.0.0-ALPHA4