Guide for using Shoot features - DeeCaaD/CrackShotPlus_V2 GitHub Wiki
Shoot:
Invisible_Projectiles: <Boolean>
Custom_Prepare_Shoot_Sound: <String>-<Double>-<Double>,<etc.>
Custom_Pre_Shoot_Sound: <String>-<Double>-<Double>,<etc.>
Custom_Shoot_Sound: <String>-<Double>-<Double>,<etc.>
Require_Both_Hands: <Boolean>
Require_Both_Hands_Message: <String>
Shoot_Run_Command: <String>,<String>,<etc.>
Potions_Affect_Spread: <String>-<Double>-<Integer>,<String>-<Double>-<Integer>,<etc.>
Potions_Affect_Fire_Rate: <String>-<Integer>-<Integer>,<String>-<Integer>-<Integer>,<etc.>
Trails:
Default_Trail: <String>
Trail: <String>,<etc.>
Projectile_Control:
Velocity_Update_Interval: <Integer>
Control_Access_After: <Integer>
Lose_Control_Distance: <Integer>
Lose_Control_Time: <Integer>
Lost_Control_Message: <String>
Homing_Projectiles:
Radius_To_Nearest_Entity: <Integer>
Projectile_Turn_Ratio: <Double>
Crosshair_To_Lock: <Boolean>
Message_To_Shooter: <String>
Message_To_Victim: <String>
Sound_To_Shooter: <String>-<Double>-<Double>,<etc.>
Sound_To_Victim: <String>-<Double>-<Double>,<etc.>
Lose_Control_Time: <Integer>
Lost_Control_Message: <String>
Entity_Target_Blacklist: <Boolean>
Entity_Target_List:
- <String>
- <etc.>
Bouncing_Projectiles:
Decrese_Velocity_Per_Bounce: <Double>
Minium_Velocity: <Double>
Bounce_Amount: <Integer>
Increasing_Fire_Rate:
Starting_Rate: <Integer>
Add_Rate_Per_Shot: <Integer>
Minium_Rate_For_Shot: <Integer>
Maxium_Rate_For_Shot: <Integer>
Decrease_Back_to_Starting_Rate:
Minium_Milliseconds: <Integer>
Maxium_Milliseconds: <Integer>
Custom_Bullet_Spread:
Remove_Bullet_Drop: <Boolean>
Maxium_Y_Spread_Lower: <Double>
Maxium_Y_Spread_Higher: <Double>
Minium_Starting_Y_Spread: <Double>
Maxium_Starting_Y_Spread: <Double>
Decrease_Spread_Back_to_Normal:
Minium_Milliseconds: <Integer>
Maxium_Milliseconds: <Integer>
While_Zooming:
ZX_Spread: <Double>
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: <Double>
While_Sneaking:
ZX_Spread: <Double>
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: <Double>
While_Standing_Or_Walking:
ZX_Spread: <Double>
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: <Double>
While_Sprinting:
ZX_Spread: <Double>
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: <Double>
While_Not_Touching_Ground:
ZX_Spread: <Double>
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: <Double>
Bullet_Drop:
Maxium_Distance_To_Targeted_Block: <Integer>
Drop_Bullet_Above_Amount: <Integer>
Delay_Bar:
Left_Color: <String>
Right_Color: <String>
Symbol: <String>
Symbol_Amount: <Integer>
Action_Bar: <String>
Title: <String>
Subtitle: <String>
End_Message: <String>
End_Action_Bar: <String>
End_Title: <String>
End_Subtitle: <String>
Camera_Recoil:
Upwards:
Minium: <Double>
Maxium: <Double>
Sideways:
Minium: <Double>
Maxium: <Double>
Shoot_Delay:
Time: <Integer>
Blacklist: <Boolean>
Weapons: <String>,<String>,<etc.>
Weapon_Durability:
Maxium_Durability: <Integer>
Lose_Durability_Per_Shot: <Double>
Weapon_Lose_Durability_Message: <String>~<String>
Deny_Weapon_Usage_Instead_Of_Breaking: <Boolean>
Weapon_Break_Message: <String>
Weapon_Break_Sound: <String>-<Double>-<Double>,<etc.>
If true
shot projectiles will be hidden.
Note: Only works for projectiles such as arrow
, snowball
, egg
.
Plays custom sound at player's location.
Note: <Sound>,<Volume>,<Pitch>
Plays custom sound at player's location.
Note: <Sound>,<Volume>,<Pitch>
Plays custom sound at player's location.
Note: <Sound>,<Volume>,<Pitch>
If true player can't shoot without having both hands free.
Note: If using Copy_Weapon_To_Off_Hand
player can shoot when player has right item in offhand.
Message player gets when trying to shoot while Require_Both_Hands
is true and player has item in offhand.
Make shooter or console run command when shooting
Note: Start command with #P# (shooter) or #C# (console) (#JSON# is before these if used!).
Note: If command starts with #JSON# then command can be used as JSON
Note:
-
#PLAYER#
is replaced to shooter's name. -
#WEAPON#
is replaced to weapon's name which shot.
Potion Effect Type list
Note: <Potion Effect Type>-<Change rate>-<Potion amplifier check>,<etc.>
Note: Spread is CURRENT SPREAD * CHANGE RATE. So if change rate is 0.6
then final spread is 60%
from normal and if change rate is 1.4
then final spread is 140%
.
Note: Potion amplifier check isn't much. This works like this also <Potion Effect Type>-<Change rate>,<etc.>
Note: Supports custom spread also
Potion Effect Type list
Note: <Potion Effect Type>-<Change rate>-<Potion amplifier check>,<etc.>
Note: Fire rate is CURRENT FIRE RATE + CHANGE RATE. So if value is + (positive)
then fire rate is increased
and if value is - (negative)
then fire rate is decreased
Note: Potion amplifier check isn't much. This works like this also <Potion Effect Type>-<Change rate>,<etc.>
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This video shows how skin, trail and visual reload changing works. It also shows how to attach and detach attachments. Also it shows how to remove ammo from weapon. https://youtu.be/guSflC7MX4w
-
Default_Trail
- Determines weapon's default trail.
- Note: Trail names are chosen inside trails folder.
-
Trail
- Determines weapon's trail(s).
- Note: If you want to use multiple trails put
,
between them. For exampleTrail: "Trail1,Trail2,Trail3"
ProjectileTrail:
Trail: <String>
Trail_Color: <Integer>-<Integer>-<Integer>
Trail_Settings:
Speed: <Double>
Particle_Count: <Integer>
Trail_Catch:
Required_Distance_To_Catch: <Double>
Space_Between_Trails: <Double>
Item:
Item_Type: <String>:<Byte>
Item_Name: <String>
Item_Lore:
- <String>
- <etc.>
Item_Durability: <Integer>
This were an example of things which weapon which is using projectiles can have for trails.
Only Trail
is necessary for projectile trail to work others are just extra.
Item is only used and necessary if you are using Trail GUI.
Note: Trail_Catch
category for trails is used to not have that big space between trails with weapons using projectiles with high bullet speed. For example weapon's Projectile_Speed
is 100
you would more likely use catch with these kind of values Required_Distance_To_Catch: 1.0
and Space_Between_Trails: 1.0
.
Examples:
PiercedSmoke:
Trail: "SMOKE_LARGE"
Trail_Settings:
Speed: 0.15
Particle_Count: 3
Trail_Color
uses RGB values. In this Rainbow
example values are random because that random makes trail rainbow. For example Trail_Color: "0-0-0"
would be black.
Blue:
Trail: "REDSTONE"
Trail_Color: "0-0-255"
Flame:
Trail: "FLAME"
EnergyTrail:
Trail: <String>
Trail_Radius: <Integer>
Trail_Go_Through: <String>
Space_Between_Trails: <Double>
Trail_Color: <Integer>-<Integer>-<Integer>
Trail_Settings:
Speed: <Double>
Particle_Count: <Integer>
Circle:
Maxium_Circle_Size: <Double>
Non_Increasing_Circle: <Boolean>
Item:
Item_Type: <String>:<Byte>
Item_Name: <String>
Item_Lore:
- <String>
- <etc.>
Item_Durability: <Integer>
This were an example of things which weapon which is using energy can have for trails.
Only Trail
and Trail_Radius
is necessary for energy trail to work others are just extra.
Item is only used and necessary if you are using Trail GUI.
Note: Maxium_Circle_Size
is used if instead of straight trail you want increasing circle trail. For example if your weapon's energy does damage in radius of 3.5
then you would more likely put this to 3.5
.
Note: Non_Increasing_Circle
value true
means circle will be always Maxium_Circle_Size
and value false
means circle will slowly increase its size to Maxium_Circle_Size
Trail_Go_Through
can be all
, none
, entities
or walls
.
-
all
means trails can go thru entities and walls -
none
means trails can't go thru entities or walls -
entities
means trails can go thru entities, but not walls -
walls
means trails can go thru walls, but not entities
Examples:
PiercedMagic:
Trail: "SPELL_WITCH"
Trail_Radius: 29
Trail_Go_Through: "entities"
Space_Between_Trails: 1.5
Trail_Settings:
Speed: 0.1
Particle_Count: 3
Trail_Color
uses RGB values. In this StraightRainbow
example values are random because that random makes trail rainbow. For example Trail_Color: "0-0-0"
would be black.
Blue:
Trail: "REDSTONE"
Trail_Radius: 30
Trail_Go_Through: "entities"
Space_Between_Trails: 0.5
Trail_Color: "0-0-255"
Crit:
Trail: "CRIT"
Trail_Radius: 30
Example taken from Projectile_Control
attachment.
Velocity_Update_Interval: 5
Control_Access_After: 30
Lose_Control_Distance: 100
Lose_Control_Time: 140
Lost_Control_Message: "&7You have lost control to projectile!"
-
Velocity_Update_Interval
- Determines when projectile's velocity should be updated to right direction.
-
Control_Access_After
- Determines the time after shot player gets control to projectile.
-
Lose_Control_Distance
- Determines how far projectile can travel before player loses control projectile.
-
Lose_Control_Time
- Determines time after players loses control to projectile.
-
Lost_Control_Message
- Message player gets when he loses control to projectile.
Example taken from Homing_Projectiles
attachment.
Homing_Projectiles:
Radius_To_Nearest_Entity: 48
Projectile_Turn_Ratio: 0.16
Crosshair_To_Lock: false
Message_To_Shooter: "&7You launched homing projectile to seek &c#VICTIM#&7!"
Message_To_Victim: "&7You are being chased by &c#SHOOTER# &7homing projectile!"
Lose_Control_Time: 100
Lost_Control_Message: "&7Homing Projectile lost control to its target!"
- Radius_To_Nearest_Entity
- If victim is further than this radius player's homing projectiles can't try to target victim.
- Projectile_Turn_Ratio:
- Choose how fast projectile turns to target
- Crosshair_To_Lock
- If
true
then only victims in player's crosshair can get locked to homing projectile's target.
- If
- Message_To_Shooter
- Determines the message sent for shooter when homing projectiles finds target.
- Note:
-
#SHOOTER#
is replaced to shooter's name. -
#VICTIM#
is replaced to victim's name.
-
- Message_To_Victim
- Determines the message sent for victim when homing projectiles lock to him.
- Note:
-
#SHOOTER#
is replaced to shooter's name. -
#VICTIM#
is replaced to victim's name.
-
- Sound_To_Shooter
- Plays custom sound at player's location.
- Note:
<Sound>,<Volume>,<Pitch>
- Sound_To_Victim
- Plays custom sound at victim's location.
- Note:
<Sound>,<Volume>,<Pitch>
- Lose_Control_Time
- Determines after how many ticks homing projectile will stop chasing victim.
- Lost_Control_Message
- Determines the message sent for player when homing projectile stops chasing its target.
- Note:
-
#SHOOTER#
is replaced to shooter's name. -
#VICTIM#
is replaced to victim's name.
-
- Entity_Target_Blacklist
- If
true
then entities listed inEntity_Target_List
can only be targeted.
- If
- Entity_Target_List
- Choose which entities homing projectiles can target
- Note: Entity type list
Example taken from Bouncing_Projectiles
attachment.
Decrese_Velocity_Per_Bounce: 0.6
Minium_Velocity: 0.6
Bounce_Amount: 3
- Decrese_Velocity_Per_Bounce
- Determines how much projectile's speed is decreased per bounce.
-
0.6
is recommended. If this value is higher than1.0
then projectile's speed will be increased.
- Minium_Velocity
- Determines minium speed for projectile on bounce to keep bouncing.
-
0.6
is recommended for this also.
- Bounce_Amount
- Determines maxium amount of bounces for projectile.
Example taken from Gauss
weapon.
Starting_Rate: 1
Add_Rate_Per_Shot: 1
Minium_Rate_For_Shot: 1
Maxium_Rate_For_Shot: 3
Decrease_Back_to_Starting_Rate:
Minium_Milliseconds: 700
Maxium_Milliseconds: 1000
- Starting_Rate
- Determines starting fire rate
- Note: Value needs to be between
1
and16
.
- Add_Rate_Per_Shot
- Determines how much fire rate is added per shot.
- Note: Use negative values to decrease fire rate per shot.
- Minium_Rate_For_Shot
- Determines minium fire rate for weapon.
- Note: Value needs to be between
1
and16
.
- Maxium_Rate_For_Shot
- Determines maxium fire rate for weapon.
- Note: Value needs to be between
1
and16
.
- Decrease_Back_to_Starting_Rate
- Minium_Milliseconds
- Determines minium time in milliseconds after weapon's fire rate is decreased back to
Starting_Rate
. - Note:
1000
= 1 second.
- Determines minium time in milliseconds after weapon's fire rate is decreased back to
- Maxium_Milliseconds
- Determines maxium time in milliseconds after weapon's fire rate is decreased back to
Starting_Rate
. - Note:
1000
= 1 second.
- Determines maxium time in milliseconds after weapon's fire rate is decreased back to
- Minium_Milliseconds
Example taken from AK-47
weapon.
Maxium_Y_Spread_Lower: 0.4
Maxium_Y_Spread_Higher: 0.5
Minium_Starting_Y_Spread: 0.001
Maxium_Starting_Y_Spread: 0.003
Decrease_Spread_Back_to_Normal:
Minium_Milliseconds: 1200
Maxium_Milliseconds: 1800
While_Zooming:
ZX_Spread: 0.02
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: 0.004
While_Sneaking:
ZX_Spread: 0.04
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: 0.006
While_Standing_Or_Walking:
ZX_Spread: 0.06
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: 0.008
While_Sprinting:
ZX_Spread: 0.08
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: 0.01
While_Not_Touching_Ground:
ZX_Spread: 0.1
Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot: 0.012
- Remove_Bullet_Drop
- Same as in CrackShot
- Maxium_Y_Spread_Lower
- Determines maxium amount of Y spread for lower value.
- Note: This needs to be lower than
Maxium_Y_Spread_Higher
.
- Maxium_Y_Spread_Higher
- Determines maxium amount of Y spread for higher value.
- Note: This needs to be higher than
Maxium_Y_Spread_Lower
.
- Minium_Starting_Y_Spread
- Determines minium amount for Y starting spread.
- Maxium_Starting_Y_Spread
- Determines maxium amount for Y starting spread.
- Decrease_Spread_Back_to_Normal
- Minium_Milliseconds
- Determines minium time in milliseconds after weapon's spread is decreased back to
Minium_Starting_Y_Spread
andMaxium_Starting_Y_Spread
. - Note:
1000
= 1 second.
- Determines minium time in milliseconds after weapon's spread is decreased back to
- Maxium_Milliseconds
- Determines maxium time in milliseconds after weapon's spread is decreased back to
Minium_Starting_Y_Spread
andMaxium_Starting_Y_Spread
. - Note:
1000
= 1 second.
- Determines maxium time in milliseconds after weapon's spread is decreased back to
- Minium_Milliseconds
- ZX_Spread
- Determines width spread per circumstance.
- Increase_Y_Spread_Per_Shot
- Determines height spread increase per circumstance.
- Maxium_Distance_To_Targeted_Block
- Determines maxium distance from where block can be taken for bullet to drop.
- Drop_Bullet_Above_Amount
- Determines how many blocks above bullet is droppen from chosen block.
This works almost exactly like visual reload(take a look into it if you haven't yet), but time is taken from weapon's CrackShot node Delay_Between_Shots
.
Note these in Action_Bar
, Title
and Subtitle
:
- These messages are sent during delay is active.
-
#WEAPON#
is replaced to weapon's name. -
#BAR#
is replaced to your chosenSymbol
,Symbol_Amount
, etc. -
#TIME#
is replaced to time left in delay.
Note these in End_Message
, End_Action_Bar
, End_Title
and End_Subtitle
:
- These messages are sent when delay has ended.
-
#WEAPON#
is replaced to weapon's name. -
#SLOT#
is replaced to integer of slot where weapon's delay ended.
Both upwards and sideways is required for this to work. If you don't want to use either one, then simply put value like 0.001
for it.
- Upwards
- Determines how much after shot player's view is moved up (minium & maxium)
- Negative value = down & positive value = up
- Sideways
- Determines how much after shot player's view is moved sideways (minium & maxium)
- Negative value = left & positive value = right
This is same as Delay_Between_Shots, but for specific weapon types
- Time
- Time in ticks the delay is active
- Blacklist
-
false
means that weapons in list can't be used during delay
-
- Weapons
- Weapons which can't shoot during this time
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This is custom durability using NBT tags. This doesn't modify Minecraft's actual durability levels.
To repair weapon you can either use weapon repair item or command. Find more about these inside /plugins/CrackShotPlus/guis/weapon_repair_gui.yml
- Maxium_Durability
- Maxium durability set for weapon
- Lose_Durability_Per_Shot
- Amount of durability weapon loses per shot
- Weapon_Lose_Durability_Message
- The message sent when weapon loses durability
- First string means BAR, PERCENTAGE or NORMAL.
- Second string means the actual message.
- There is one variable
#WEAPON_DURABILITY#
- There is one variable
- Deny_Weapon_Usage_Instead_Of_Breaking
- If
true
then weapon can't be used to shoot when durability drops to 0 - Weapon break message and break sound will be sent and played when player tries to shoot with weapon which has durability 0 and this node true
- If
- Weapon_Break_Message
- Message sent when weapon breaks because it ran out of durability
- Weapon_Break_Sound
- The sound played when weapon breaks
- This is only for custom sounds, but you can play Minecraft's own sounds also for ex. like this
minecraft:entity.arrow.hit
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