boss ideas that will drive people insane pls

this is my alt account for the shogun

some of the dungeon part you enter a japanese temple. You have to fight your way past ninjas maybe?

I am currently working on a mod and its hard to come up with ideas so i dont have lore, but maybe he could be a famed general you rise form the dead.

using some thing similar to the wither fight, then a cool cutscene where he turns in to dragon.

Ok, ok.

A frog, where if you aren't fast enough in killing it, it spawns another of itself.

My message was a response to end plasma studio's ingur thing by the way. 

I'm not much of a coder either but heres some stuff by google's AI overview: 

When MCreator displays the error "A problem occurred evaluating script," (which was in your crash log) it usually means there's an issue with the code you've written in a script element within your mod, causing the program to crash while trying to interpret it; this could be due to syntax errors, incorrect variable usage, or trying to access non-existent elements within your mod. 

How to troubleshoot:

• Check for syntax errors:
  • Carefully review your script: Look for missing semicolons, incorrect parentheses, typos in function names, or any other obvious syntax mistakes.
  • Use the MCreator editor's highlighting: The editor usually highlights potential syntax errors with different colors, helping you identify issues quickly.
• Examine variable usage:
  • Verify variable types: Ensure you're using variables of the correct data type (e.g., integer, string, entity) and that they are properly declared before use.
  • Check for undefined variables: Make sure you're not trying to access a variable that hasn't been assigned a value.
• Inspect conditions and loops:
  • Review logic: Double-check the logic within your if-statements, for loops, and while loops to ensure they are structured correctly and not leading to unexpected behavior.
  • Check for infinite loops: Avoid creating loops that could run indefinitely without a proper exit condition.
• Investigate function calls:
  • Confirm function arguments: Ensure you are providing the correct number and types of arguments when calling functions.
  • Check function existence: Make sure the functions you're calling are properly defined within your mod.
• Review event triggers:
  • Verify event context: Check that the event you're using (e.g., "onPlayerTick") is relevant to the actions you're trying to perform in your script.

Specific areas to focus on:

• Custom procedures:

  If the error occurs within a custom procedure, check the logic inside the procedure and how it interacts with other parts of your mod.

• Entity interactions:

  If you're working with entities, double-check how you're accessing their properties and methods.

• World manipulation:

  If you're modifying the world (e.g., placing blocks), ensure you're using the correct methods and handling potential errors. 

How to debug further:

• Add print statements:

  Insert "System.out.println()" statements at different points in your script to track the values of variables and see where the error might be occurring.

• Use the MCreator console:

  The console often provides additional information about the error, including line numbers and potential causes.

• Check the MCreator forums:

  If you're stuck, search the MCreator forums for similar issues and potential solutions.

I don't know if this helps but I hope it will.

Um, I just noticed the mod was removed.

Was that on purpose?