LOLYouDied
Sometimes you create such a difficult modpack that you feel sorry for players who have already died hundreds of times on your server. With this mod, you can configure what exactly happens when a player dies! Play sound effects or give out various items!
Configuration Example
{
"": {
"loot": {"pools":[{"rolls":1,"entries":[{"type":"item","weight":1,"name":"minecraft:stone"}]}]}
},
"0": {
"sound": "lolyoudied:lol_you_died"
},
"/10": {
"loot": "minecraft:chests/spawn_bonus_chest",
"sound": "minecraft:entity.enderdragon.death"
}
}
Selector System
The keys in the root object determine which events trigger at specific deaths. Multiple triggers can occur for one death.
- Death counting starts from 1, not 0!
- 'n' and 'm' are positive integers
- 'a' and 'b' are other selector strings
- You cannot combine different types of "base selectors"
- You can combine multiple logic selectors if they have the same type of "base selector"
Base Selectors
| Type |
Selector |
Example |
Description |
| ALWAYS |
0 |
"0" |
Every death |
| LEFTOVER |
|
"" |
All deaths not specified separately (excluding matches with "0") |
| REGULAR |
n |
"7" |
Death number n |
| REGULAR |
n-m |
"10-20" |
Deaths from n to m inclusive |
| REGULAR |
n- |
"10-" |
Deaths from n to infinity, including n |
- Deaths from 1 to n should be written as "1-n", "-n" is not a special case and will cause an error.
Logic Selectors
| Selector |
Example |
Description |
| a;b |
"1;2;3" |
a or b |
| a/n |
"10-20/2" |
Deaths specified in a, but only if death number is divisible by n |
| a/n%m |
"10-20/2%1" |
Same as above but with remainder equal to m |
Death Events
- All specified loot will be applied
- All specified sounds are added to a list, from which one is randomly selected
| Key |
Data |
Description |
| "sound" |
string |
One sound event name |
| "sound" |
array of strings |
Add all sounds to random list |
| "loot" |
string |
One loot table name |
| "loot" |
loot table JSON |
One loot table |
| "loot" |
array of loot pools |
Same as above, but without wrapper object |
