Scripts Basics - souppCodez/Palladium-Wiki-Enhancements GitHub Wiki

Setup

Scripts are not a part of Palladium but rather a part of KubeJS. Palladium adds a lot of compatibility features. KubeJS scripts allow you to use the Javascript programming language to execute code from events that happen in-game. For example, you can grant players a diamond every time they break a block. It's helpful to know a little Javascript but it is not a requirement. KubeJS has three types of scripts startup, server/world & client.

Script Types Reload Method Content Folder Structure
Client Pressing F3+T * Custom Animations
* Custom GUI/HUD		 assets/<namespace>/kubejs_scripts
Server/World Running /reload * Manipulate Entities
* Player Events		 data/<namespace>/kubejs_scripts
Startup None. Loads once when the game starts * Custom Abilities
* Custom Conditions
* Console Logs		 addon/<namespace>/kubejs_scripts

Example

Here's an example of what you can do with KubeJS scripts. If you would like to learn more, I recommend checking out their wiki v1 and wiki v2.

ItemEvents.rightClicked((event) => {

  // Show player's SUPERPOWER [when rightclicking bread]
  if (event.getItem().getId() === 'minecraft:bread') {
    event.player.tell('Current Superpower: ' + event.player.data.powers.getSuperpower());
  }

  // Show all of player's powers (superpower, suit, etc.) [when rightclicking glow berries]
  if (event.getItem().getId() === 'minecraft:glow_berries') {
    event.player.tell('Current Powers:');
    event.player.data.powers.getPowers().forEach(element => {
      event.player.tell(' - ' + element);
    });
  }

  // Show ALL AVAILABLE powers [when rightclicking rabbit stew]
  else if (event.getItem().getId() === 'minecraft:rabbit_stew') {
    event.player.tell('All Powers:');
    event.level.data.powers.getPowers().forEach(element => {
      event.player.tell(' - ' + element);
    });
  }

  // Swing arm [when rightclicking bone]
  else if (event.getItem().getId() === 'minecraft:bone') {
    palladium.swingArm(event.player, event.getHand());
  }
});

TIP: Comments in Javascript code have a // in front of them!
TIP: Since this is a server/world script, it's placed in data/<namespace>/kubejs_scripts.

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