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--- tutorial:entity [2020/05/10 18:13] – Add tutorial on entity loot tables conorthedev
+++ tutorial:entity [2020/05/24 21:37] – size -> dimensions yanis48
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         Registry.ENTITY_TYPE,
         new Identifier("wiki_entity", "cookie_creeper"),
-        FabricEntityTypeBuilder.create(EntityCategory.AMBIENT, CookieCreeperEntity::new).size(EntityDimensions.fixed(1, 2)).build()
+        FabricEntityTypeBuilder.create(EntityCategory.AMBIENT, CookieCreeperEntity::new).dimensions(EntityDimensions.fixed(1, 2)).build()
     );
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 </code>
-The size() method allows you to set the hitbox of your entity. A creeper is 1 block wide and 2 blocks tall, so we'll use (1, 2).
+The dimensions() method allows you to set the hitbox of your entity. A creeper is 1 block wide and 2 blocks tall, so we'll use (1, 2).
 If you load up your game at this point, you will be able to use /summon to see your creation. If all went right, it should appear as a normal creeper. I would not recommend going into survival.
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 ==== Entity Drops (loot tables) ====
-When you kill the cookie creeper, at the moment it doesn't drop anything! For this example, I'll be making the cookie creeper drop 1 cookie every time you kill it.
+When you kill the cookie creeper, at the moment it doesn't drop anything! For this example, We'll be making the cookie creeper drop 1 cookie every time you kill it.
 For this, we need to use loot tables. To get started, we're going to create the file that tells Minecraft what our entity loot table is (''resources/data/wiki_entity/loot_tables/entities/cookie_creeper.json''):