"THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES" seemed to be just a bit too big. I don't know how the size gets calculated, so I couldn't implement a warning. It's easier this wayĬode: : lost connection: Internal Exception: io.: : Tried to read NBT tag that was too big tried to allocate: 2097184bytes where max allowed: 2097152 How should the command be executed? "Whatever is easiest for the developer" can be ignored in this case You tell me how you want it to work, I will tell you if it doesn't work. How does that interfere with Line breaks? Just need to know how you would like it. How should line breaks be handled? What should happen if a line is too long for page? Should it just be split on two pages. That is what happens when you do something else at the same time. There may be none, but if it wasn't intended, there could be you worry about colors? They will get reset at a line break.ĮDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.ĮDIT: Oh well. Won't test that though.Īnother thing is, that I have no idea how big the book can get until performance or storage problems arise. It works for Version 1.8.9 and 1.9.2 though, which means it might work on newer ones too. I have no idea if things are/were changed in other versions, they might need an update every once in a while or just be impossible. Problem is, it involves NMS and other stuff only feasible with Reflection. Here is a picture of page 101 of "The Red-Headed League":
They are saved as a List of "", so there should be no limit on them (There may still be though!). I don't know if I am qualified enough thoughĮDIT: With reflection you are able to add more pages. If it is advisable is another will toy around a bit with it. I must admit I haven't read the whole thread, but judging from that it might be possible. Can also use these tricks to get past the game's limit of 50 pages per book, 256 characters per page, 16 characters per title, etc., and can correct mistakes you have made (rearranging pages, editing them in a text editor, un-signing them, etc.)"
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