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[1.10.2]How to change player speed without changing FOV?


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I was going to use attribute modifiers in hopes it would do better than speed potions in changing a players speed, but I found out that it also changes the FOV of the player. How would I go about changing the players speed without changing his FOV?

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Alright, now how would I somehow detect that that FOV change was caused by my modifier? All I see is old FOV, new FOV, and the EntityPlayer. Should I somehow add some info to the player that I can remove right away with that event or what?

My IGN is TheUnderTaker11, but when I tried to sign up for this site it would not send the email... So yea now I have to use this account.

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