### Path Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/skill-trees

Example demonstrating how to define paths between nodes, including their coordinates and grid occupancy. Paths connect nodes and are visually represented.

```yaml
nodes:
  a1:
    ...
    coordinates: 0,0
    children:
      strong:
        a2:
          level: 1
          paths: ['1 0', '2 0']
        a3:
          level: 1
          paths: ['-1 0', '-2 0']
  a2:
    ...
    coordinates: 3,0
  a3:
    ...
    coordinates: -3,0
```

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### Example Recipe with Triggers

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/triggers

Demonstrates how to define triggers within a recipe configuration. This example shows a 'steel-sword' recipe with a 'vanilla' trigger.

```yaml
recipes:
    steel-sword:
        ....
        triggers:
        - 'vanilla{type=STICK,amount=3}'
```

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### Crafting Station Example with Recipe

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/intro

An example of a crafting station configuration, including its name, sound effect, and a specific recipe with output, crafting time, conditions, and ingredients.

```yaml
name: 'Steel Crafting Station (#page#/#max#)'
max-queue-size: 10
sound: ENTITY_EXPERIENCE_ORB_PICKUP

recipes:
    two-handed-steel-sword:
        output: 'mmoitem{type=GREATSWORD,id=TWO_HANDED_STEEL_SWORD}'
        crafting-time: 10
        conditions:
        - 'level{level=8}'
        ingredients:
        - 'mmoitem{type=MATERIAL,id=STEEL_INGOT,amount=8}'
        - 'vanilla{type=STICK,amount=4}'

```

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### Skill Tree Display Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/skill-trees

Example YAML configuration for defining custom displays for skill tree paths and nodes. This can be used in 'gui/skill-tree.yml' or individual skill tree configurations.

```yaml
display:
  paths:
    unlocked:
      up: "WHITE_DYE:0"
      up-right: "WHITE_DYE:0"
      up-left: "WHITE_DYE:0"
      down-right: "WHITE_DYE:0"
      down-left: "WHITE_DYE:0"
      right: "WHITE_DYE:0"
      default: "WHITE_DYE:0"
    locked: ...
    unlockable: ...
    fully-locked: ...
  nodes:
    unlocked:
      up-right-down-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up-right-down: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up-right-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up-down-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      down-right-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up-right: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up-down: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      down-right: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      down-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      right-left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      right: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      left: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      up: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      down: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
      no-path: "WHITE_CONCRETE:0"
    locked: ...
    unlockable: ...
    fully-locked: ...
```

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### Element Configuration Example (MythicMobs Skills)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/features/elements

Example configuration for a custom element using MythicMobs skills. This shows how to link regular and critical attacks to specific MythicMobs skill identifiers.

```yaml
FIRE:
    name: Fire
    icon: BLAZE_POWDER
    lore-icon: '🔥'
    color: '&c'
    regular-attack:
        mythicmobs-skill-id: fire_elemental_attack
    crit-strike:
        mythicmobs-skill-id: fire_critical_strike
```

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### MMOCore Command Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/general/commands

Example of configuring basic command information for MMOCore, including main command name, aliases, description, and permission. This allows players to use alternative labels and restricts access based on permissions.

```yaml
mmocore:
  verbose: PLAYER
cast:
  main: cast
  aliases: []
  description: 'Enter casting mode'
  permission: 'mmocore.cast'
  verbose: ALL
player:
  main: player
  aliases: [ p, profile ]
  description: 'Displays player stats'
  permission: 'mmocore.profile'
  verbose: ALL

# [...]
```

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### Color and Style Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/faq

Shows how to apply a specific color and bold styling to text using MiniMessage tags. This example uses red color for 'MMOITEMS' and also applies bold.

```plaintext
<color:#FF0000><bold>MMOITEMS or <#FF0000><bold>MMOITEMS
```

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### Paper Server Start Argument for Plugin Loading

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/faq

Use this server start argument on Paper or Paper forks (1.19.2+) to enable legacy plugin loading, which can help resolve plugin loading order issues.

```bash
-Dpaper.useLegacyPluginLoading=true
```

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### Waypoint Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/waypoints

This example demonstrates the structure for configuring a single waypoint, including its name, location, radius, warp time, costs, and linked destinations. It shows how to enable or disable features like unlocking and the teleportation menu.

```yml
# Waypoint identifier, used as reference for admin commands.
# Make sure all the waypoints have different identifiers.
spawn:

  # Name of waypoint displayed in the waypoint GUI.
  name: Spawn

  # Location of waypoint: <world> <x y z> <yaw> <pitch>
  # Yaw and pitch represent where the player will be looking at when teleported.
  location: 'world 69 71 136 136 0'

  # Radius of waypoint around the specified location.
  radius: 2.0

  # Time it takes to warp to target location when using
  # the waypoint through the GUI.
  warp-time: 100

  cost:
    # Cost when not standing on any waypoint to dynamically teleport to this one.
    dynamic-use: 5

  option:

    # When enabled, players can unlock the waypoint
    # by sneaking on it (true by default)
    unlockable: true

    # When enabled, opens up the teleportation menu
    # when sneaking (true by default)
    enable-menu: true

    # When set to true (false by default) players don't
    # have to be standing on any waypoint to teleport
    # to that waypoint. This could be a nice option for
    # spawn waypoints alongside with the 'default' option.
    dynamic: false

    # Should the waypoint be unlocked by default?
    default: true
  
  # All the waypoints you can teleport to when standing
  # on that waypoint. Each value is associated with the cost of the travel.
  linked:
    spawn1: 2
    spawn2: 3
    forest: 4

```

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### Element Configuration Example (MythicLib Skills)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/features/elements

Example configuration for a custom element using MythicLib's internal skill system. This defines the element's name, icon, color, and the skills to trigger for regular and critical attacks.

```yaml
FIRE:
    
    # Main translation MMOCore and MMOItems will use
    name: Fire
    
    icon: BLAZE_POWDER # Purely cosmetic, used in the MMOItems item editor
    lore-icon: '🔥' # Used in the MMOItems item lore
    color: '&c' # Used in the MMOItems item lore
    
    # What gets executed when a normal elemental is performed
    regular-attack:
        mythiclib-skill-id: fire_elemental_attack
    
    # What gets executed when a elemental critical strike is performed
    # This one is optional. If not specified, no crits can occur
    crit-strike:
        mythiclib-skill-id: fire_critical_strike
```

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### mmoCanTarget with SUPPORT_ACTION

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/skills/custom/mythic.html

Example of using mmoCanTarget to check for SUPPORT_ACTION targetability. This is useful for skills like heals or buffs.

```yaml
COMBAT_ONE:
  mythicmobs-skill-id: combat_one_run
  modifiers:
  - damage
  - duration
  extra-skills:
    combat_one_run:
      TargetConditions:
      - mmoCanTarget{interaction=SUPPORT_ACTION} true
      Skills:
      - jsonmessage{m="[{'text':'SUPPORT_ACTION','color':'red'}]"} @self
```

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### Tool Inheritance Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/misc/tool-restrictions

Demonstrates how to use the 'parent' option to make stronger tools inherit mining permissions from weaker ones. This example shows a diamond pickaxe inheriting from another diamond pickaxe configuration.

```yaml
TOOL?DIAMOND_PICKAXE:
    parent: DIAMOND_PICKAXE
    can-mine:
    - ... 
```

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### Item Function Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/misc/ui-syntax

An example demonstrating an item with a specific function, such as 'attribute_strength', which defines its behavior and the placeholders available in its lore.

```yaml
# [...]
items:
# [...]
  item_strength:
    slots: [15]
    function: attribute_strength
    name: '&a{name}'
    item: BOOK
    lore:
      #.....
      - '&8When Leveled Up:'
      - '&7  +{buff_weapon_damage}% Weapon Damage (&a+{total_weapon_damage}%&7)'
      - '&7  +{buff_max_health} Max Health (&a+{total_max_health}&7)'
      #.....
```

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### MMOCore Quest Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/quests

Defines a complete quest with objectives, triggers, and rewards. This example includes level requirements, parent quests, cooldowns, and various objective types like clicking, mining, item collection, talking to NPCs, and killing MythicMobs.

```yaml
# Levels players must have in
# order to unlock this quest.
level-req:
    main: 10
    mining: 5

# Quest name displayed in the quest menu.
name: 'A Whole New World'

# Quest lore displayed in the quest menu.
lore:
- 'This is the tutorial quest.'
- 'Lore example...'
- ''
- '&eRewards:'
- '&7► Wooden Tools'
- '&7► Leather Armor'
- '&7► 100 EXP'

# Quests the player must finish
# in order to unlock this one.
parent: []

# Cooldown in hours. Don't put any
# to make the quest a one-time quest.
# Put it to 0 to make it instantly redoable.
delay: 12

# Objectives the player needs to
# complete. Once they're all complete,
# the quest will end.
objectives:
    1:
        type: 'clickon{world="world";x=56;y=68;z=115;range=5}'
        lore: 'Head to the camp.'
        bar-color: PURPLE
        triggers:
        - 'message{format="&aGood job, now get some oak logs!"}'
        - 'sound{sound=ENTITY_EXPERIENCE_ORB_PICKUP}'
    2:
        type: 'mineblock{type="OAK_LOG";amount=3}'
        lore: 'Get three oak logs!'
        triggers:
        - 'message{format="&aGood job, now give these logs to the blacksmith."}'
        - 'sound{sound="ENTITY_EXPERIENCE_ORB_PICKUP"}'
    3:
        type: 'getitem{type="OAK_LOG";amount=3;npc=0}'
        lore: 'Give these oak logs to the blacksmith.'
        triggers:
        - 'message{format="&aGood job, now talk to the blacksmith again to claim your weapons!"}'
        - 'sound{sound=ENTITY_EXPERIENCE_ORB_PICKUP}'
    4:
        type: 'talkto{npc=0}'
        lore: 'Get your weapons from the blacksmith!'
        triggers:
        - 'message{format="&aNow go kill 5 skeletal knights to finish tutorial!"}'
        - 'sound{sound=ENTITY_PLAYER_LEVELUP}'
    5:
        type: 'killmythicmob{name="SkeletalKnight";amount=5}'
        lore: 'Kill 5 skeletal knights!'
        triggers:
        - 'message{format="&a&lYou have successfully finished the tutorial!"}'
        - 'sound{sound="ENTITY_PLAYER_LEVELUP"}'
        - 'mmoitem{type=SWORD;id=CUTLASS}'
```

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### Example Item Template Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/items/templates

This YAML configuration defines a 'Long Sword' item template with base stats and two example modifiers: one with a prefix and attack damage bonus, and another with a suffix and PvP damage bonus.

```yaml
LONG_SWORD:
  base:
    material: IRON_SWORD
    attack-damage:
      base: 10
      scale: 1
    critical-strike-chance: 30
    # More item stats here...
  modifiers:
    first-modifier:
      prefix: 'Modifier Prefix'
      stats:
        attack-damage: 3
        # More item stats here...
    second-modifier:
      suffix: 'Modifier Suffix'
      stats:
        pvp-damage: 20
        # More item stats here...
```

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### Basic mmoCanTarget Condition

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/skills/custom/mythic.html

A basic example demonstrating the syntax for the mmoCanTarget condition in a MythicMobs skill.

```yaml
SomeSkill:
  Conditions:
  - mmoCanTarget{interaction=OFFENSE_ACTION}
```

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### Custom Mitigation Type Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/features/mitigation-types

An example of how to configure a custom mitigation type, demonstrating options for legacy support, cooldown calculation, roll chance formula, and pre-damage scripts.

```yaml
block:

  # For backwards compatibility only.
  # If none of your plugins use the old MythicLib mitigation
  # events, you can safely remove/comment out this option.
  legacy: block

  # Formula for cooldown between two consecutive blocks (in seconds)
  # To disable cooldown, delete this line, or comment it out
  # Note that, by default, cooldown reduction is capped at 80% (see stats.yml)
  cooldown: '3 * (1 - <stat.block_cooldown_reduction> / 100)'

  # Chance to successfully block an attack
  # This formula should return a value between 0 and 1 (0 being 0% chance, 1 being 100% chance)
  # Note that, by default, block rating is capped at 80% (see stats.yml)
  roll: '<stat.block_rating> / 100'

  # Script/skill ran on damage
  on_damage: mitigation_on_block
```

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### Basic Shaped Recipe Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-recipes

Defines a basic shaped recipe for a WATER_BUCKET. The 'input' specifies the required items in a 3x3 grid.

```yaml
SHAPEDRECIPE:
  base:
    name: Shaped
    material: WATER_BUCKET
    crafting:
      shaped:
        '1':
          input:
          - v stone - 1.0..|v AIR 0 1..|v AIR 0 1..
          - v AIR 0 1..|v AIR 0 1..|v AIR 0 1..
          - v AIR 0 1..|v AIR 0 1..|v stone - 1.0..
```

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### Example Recipe with Conditions

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/conditions

This YAML snippet demonstrates how to define multiple conditions for a crafting recipe, including level, permission, and placeholder checks.

```yaml
# ...
recipes:
    steel-sword:
        output: 'mmoitems{type=SWORD,id=STEEL_SWORD}'
        ...
        conditions:
        - 'level{level=5,consume=true}'
        - 'permission{list="mmoitems.recipe.steel-sword,mmoitems.recipe.station.steel"}'
        - 'placeholder{placeholder="%ac_Stat_Weight%~>~1"}'

```

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### Custom Skill Tree Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/skill-trees

Example of a custom skill tree configuration. MMOCore defaults to this type if none is specified.

```yaml
id: "sample_skill_ree"
name: "&6My Skill Tree"
type: CUSTOM # <<==== Here
...
```

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### mmoCanTarget with OFFENSE_ACTION

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/skills/custom/mythic.html

Example of using mmoCanTarget to check for OFFENSE_ACTION targetability. This is relevant for damaging or debuffing skills.

```yaml
COMBAT_TWO:
  mythicmobs-skill-id: combat_two_run
  modifiers:
  - damage
  - duration
  extra-skills:
    combat_two_run:
      TargetConditions:
      - mmoCanTarget{interaction=OFFENSE_ACTION} true
      Skills:
      - jsonmessage{m="[{'text':'OFFENSE_ACTION','color':'red'}]"} @self
```

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### Example Modifier Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/items/modifiers

A sample modifier that adds attack damage and lore with a 20% chance.

```yaml
sharp_modifier:
  chance: 0.2 # 20% chance to be selected
  stats: # additional stats provided
    attack-damage: 5
    lore:
    - 'Very sharp!'
```

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### Enchanting Experience Calculation Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/profession/enchanting

Illustrates how to calculate the total experience gained by a player when enchanting an item with multiple enchants.

```plaintext
efficiency exp = 4 * 40 = 160
unbreaking exp = 3 * 10 = 30
silk touch exp = 1 * 50 = 50

total exp      = sum of exp from all enchants
               = 240 exp
```

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### Example Trigger Table Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/misc/triggers

Defines custom trigger lists that can be referenced by their IDs. Each list contains a sequence of actions to be executed.

```yaml
#Example
test-trigger:
 - 'command{format="broadcast Triggered!"}'
 #Will fire the 2 commands in test-trigger-2
 - 'from{source="test-trigger-2"}'


test-trigger-2:
 - 'command{format="mmocore admin skill-points give %player_name% 1"}'
 - 'command{format="mmocore admin atr-realloc-points give %player_name% 3"}'
```

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### Crafting Recipe with Triggers

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/crafting-recipes

Example of a crafting recipe configuration using 'on-use', 'triggers', and 'on-cancel' to perform actions during different stages of the crafting process.

```yaml
recipes:
    steel-sword:
        output: 'mmoitems{type=SWORD,id=STEEL_SWORD,amount=1}'
        crafting-time: 10 # time in seconds
        on-use: # Optional - called when USING the recipe
        - 'message{format="You are crafting a steel sword"}'
        - '...'
        triggers: # Optional - called when obtaining the item
        - 'message{format="You just claimed a steel sword"}'
        - '...'
        on-cancel: # Optional - called when CANCELING any craft from that recipe
        - 'message{format="You are no longer crafting a steel sword"}'
        - '...'
```

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### MythicLib Script Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/skills/custom/mythiclib

Defines a MythicLib script for a staff attack, including mechanics for casting, hitting an entity, and ongoing effects.

```yaml
# The script that you cast to peform the staff attack
staff_attack:
  mechanics:
    - 'raytrace{hit_entity=staff_attack_hit_entity;tick=staff_attack_tick;size=1}'
    - 'sound{sound=ENTITY_BLAZE_SHOOT;pitch=1;volume=1}'

# The effect when the attack hits an entity
staff_attack_hit_entity:
  conditions:
    - 'can_target'
  mechanics:
    - 'damage{amount=10;ignore_immunity=true}'
    - 'particle{particle=LAVA;amount=32}'

# The tick effect while the raytrace is ongoing
staff_attack_tick:
  mechanics:
    - 'particle{particle=REDSTONE;amount=4;x=.5;y=.5;z=.5}'
```

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### Custom Experience Source Table

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/level/sources

Example of creating a custom experience source table in exp-sources.yml, linking an ID to a list of experience sources.

```yaml
#Example
test-exp-source:
  - 'damagedealt{type=physical;amount=250}'
  - 'move{type=WALK;amount=300}'
  - 'from{source=test2}'

test2:
  - 'eat{type=CARROT;amount="50"}'
```

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### Basic Smoker Recipe Setup

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-recipes

Defines a basic item with a 'smoker' crafting type. This is a foundational step before defining the actual recipe inputs.

```yaml
SMOKERRECIPE:
  base:
    name: Smoker
    material: WATER_BUCKET
    crafting:
      smoker: #This is what defines your crafting type.
```

--------------------------------

### Recipes for Multiple Crafting Types

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-recipes

Demonstrates how to assign recipes to different crafting types for a single item. This example includes recipes for both 'smoker' and 'furnace'.

```yaml
SMOKERANDFURNACERECIPE:
  base:
    name: Smoker
    material: WATER_BUCKET
    crafting:
      smoker: #This is what defines your crafting type.
        '1': #This lets MMOItems know that there are multiple recipes registered to the crafting type (smoker in this case).
          input: #explained later
        '2':
          input:
      furnace:
        '1': 
          input:
```

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### Register PlaceholderProcessor Instance

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoprofiles/api/placeholders

This snippet demonstrates how to register your custom PlaceholderProcessor instance with a ProfileProvider. This registration should occur during your profile data module's setup.

```java
ProfileProvider provider = /* profile provider */;
PlaceholderProcessor yourPlaceholderProcessor = /* TODO */;
provider.registerPlaceholders(yourPlaceholderProcessor);
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Item Configuration Snippet

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/items/creation

A starting point for manually editing item configuration files. Replace YOUR_ITEM_ID and YOUR_ITEM_MATERIAL with your desired values.

```yaml
YOUR_ITEM_ID:
  base:
    material: YOUR_ITEM_MATERIAL
```

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### Attribute-View GUI Lore Mismatch Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/attributes

This GUI configuration for the 'int' item shows a lore setup that does not match the defined buffs in the attribute configuration, leading to placeholder parsing failures.

```yaml
items:
  # [...] 
  int:
    # [...] 
    lore:
    ...
    - '&8When Leveled Up:'
    - '&7  +{buff_physical_damage}% Physical Damage (&a+{total_physical_damage}%&7)'
    - '&7  +{buff_attack_speed} Attack Speed (&a+{total_attack_speed}&7)'
```

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### Define Custom Pre-Damage Script for Mitigation

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/features/mitigation-types

Example of how to define a custom pre-damage script for a new mitigation type. This script runs before the mitigation is rolled.

```yaml
my_mitigation_type:
  pre_damage: my_custom_pre_damage_script
```

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### Example Monster Drop Table Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/items/drop-tables

Defines drop tables for a zombie, including a 'rock-table' and a 'coin-table' with specific item drop chances and amounts.

```yml
monsters:
  ZOMBIE:
    rock-table:
      coef: 7
      items:
        CONSUMABLE:
          ROCK: 50,1-3,10
    coin-table:
      coef: 1
      items:
        MISCELLANEOUS:
          GOLD_COIN: 1,1-10,0
```

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### Basic Upgrading Recipe Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/upgrading-recipes

This example demonstrates the basic structure of an upgrading recipe. Use 'item' instead of 'output' to define the item being upgraded. This recipe requires the player to be level 5 and possess 4 Steel Ingots.

```yaml
# crafting-stations/cs_example.yml

recipes:
    steel-sword-upgrade:
        item: # Use 'item' instead of 'output' to switch to an upgrading recipe
            type: SWORD
            id: STEEL_SWORD
        conditions:
        - 'level{level=5}'
        ingredients:
        - 'mmoitem{type=MATERIAL,id=STEEL_INGOT,amount=4}'

```

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### Advanced Mining Block Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/mining

An example demonstrating advanced configuration for a custom block, including material, conditions, drop table, regeneration, and triggers.

```yaml
on-mine:
    diamond_ore:
        # .....
    VOID_SHROOM:
        material: 'mushroom{type=BROWN_MUSHROOM_BLOCK;faces="SOUND,DOWN"}'
        conditions:
        - 'region{name=lapis,redstone}'
        drop-table:
            items:
            - 'mmoitem{type=QUEST;id=VOID_SHROOM} 1 1'
        options:
            vanilla-drops: false
        regen:
            time: 150
            temp-block: 'vanilla{type=BLACK_CONCRETE}'
        triggers:
        - 'exp{profession=mining;amount=4}'
```

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### Skill Message with Placeholders

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/scripts/intro

Example of a 'tell' type skill message format that uses both PlaceholderAPI (%player_name%) and MythicLib internal variables (<source.x>, <source.y>, <source.z>).

```yaml
tellmsg:
    type: tell
    format: 'Skill was cast at <source.x> - <source.y> - <source.z> by %player_name%!!'
    target:
        type: caster
```

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### MythicMobs Arrow Volley Mechanic Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/compatibility/mythic

Fires a volley of arrows with custom parameters like amount, spread, and velocity. This example uses specific offsets and scales arrow damage.

```yaml
ExampleSkill:
  Skills:
  - MMOItemsVolley{amount=10;spread=30;fireTicks=20;removeDelay=100;velocity=20;syo=1.2;sso=2} @Forward{f=15.0;y=0.0}
```

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### Strong Parent/Child Relationship Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/skill-trees

Defines strong parent-child relationships where all strong parents must be unlocked before the child node can be unlocked. This example shows 'a1' as the parent of 'a2', 'a3', and 'a4'.

```yaml
nodes:
  a1:
    ...
    children:
      strong:
        a2:
          level: 2
        a3:
          level: 1
        a4:
          level: 3
  a2:
    ...
  a3:
    ...
  a4:
    ...
```

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### Build MMOItem from Template (Player)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Create an MMOItem instance from a template, scaled for a specific player.

```java
itemTemplate.newBuilder(player).build()
```

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### Full Smithing Table Recipe Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-recipes

A comprehensive smithing table recipe configuration including options for dropping gems, handling upgrades and enchantments, defining output items, and setting the crafting amount.

```yaml
SMITHINGTABLERECIPE:
  base:
    name: Smithing Table
    material: WATER_BUCKET
    crafting:
      smithing:
          input: m EXAMPLE_TYPE EXAMPLE_ID 1.0..|v STONE - 1.0..
          drop-gems: true
          upgrades: ADDITIVE
          enchantments: ADDITIVE
          output: v diamond - 1.0..|v AIR - 1..
          amount: 10
```

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### Soft Parent/Child Relationship Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/skill-trees

Defines soft parent-child relationships where at least one soft parent must be unlocked. This example shows 'a1' as a parent to 'a2' and 'a3' with different level requirements.

```yaml
nodes:
  a1:
    ...
    children:
      soft:
        a2:
          level: 3
        a3:
          level: 2
  a2:
    ...
  a3:
    ...
```

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### Example Crafting Recipe with MMOItems and Vanilla Ingredients

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/ingredients

Defines a recipe for a 'Steel Sword' using 4 MMOItems steel ingots and 2 vanilla sticks. This snippet demonstrates the basic structure for specifying different ingredient types.

```yaml
recipes:
  steel-sword:
    output: 'mmoitems{type=SWORD,id=STEEL_SWORD}'
    #...
    ingredients:
    - 'mmoitem{type=MATERIAL,id=STEEL_INGOT,amount=4}'
    - 'vanilla{type=STICK,amount=2}'
```

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### Shaped Recipe Input Layout Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-recipes

Illustrates the layout for a shaped recipe's 'input' using descriptive slot names. This is an alternative way to visualize the grid.

```yaml
SHAPEDRECIPE:
  base:
    name: Shaped
    material: WATER_BUCKET
    crafting:
      shaped:
        '1':
          input:
          - Slot 1|Slot 2|Slot 3
          - Slot 4|Slot 5|Slot 6
          - Slot 7|Slot 8|slot 9
```

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### From Experience Source

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/level/sources

Loads all experience sources from exp-sources.yml that match the specified exp-source-id.

```plaintext
from{source=exp-source-id}
```

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### Basic Cooking Recipe Structure (Campfire Example)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-recipes

Illustrates the fundamental configuration for cooking recipes, applicable to Campfire, Furnace, Blast Furnace, and Smoker. Input is set to an empty array for these types.

```yaml
COOKINGRECIPE:
  base:
    name: COOKING RECIPES
    material: WATER_BUCKET
    crafting:
      campfire: #This would be for a campfire, replace with furnace/smoker/blast as needed
        input: []
```

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### Implement PlaceholderProcessor for MMOCore

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoprofiles/api/placeholders

This example shows how to implement the processPlaceholderRequest method for MMOCore, loading player data asynchronously and registering placeholders like class, level, and experience.

```java
void processPlaceholderRequest(PlaceholderRequest placeholderRequest) {
    final PlayerData fictiveData = new PlayerData(new MMOPlayerData(placeholderRequest.getProfile().getUniqueId()));
    MMOCore.plugin.playerDataManager.loadData(fictiveData).thenRun(() -> {
        placeholderRequest.addPlaceholder("class", fictiveData.getProfess().getName());
        placeholderRequest.addPlaceholder("level", fictiveData.getLevel());
        placeholderRequest.addPlaceholder("exp", MythicLib.plugin.getMMOConfig().decimal.format(fictiveData.getExperience()));
        placeholderRequest.addPlaceholder("exp_next_level", MythicLib.plugin.getMMOConfig().decimal.format(fictiveData.getLevelUpExperience()));
        // Skipping some of the placeholders.....

        placeholderRequest.validate();
    });
}
```

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### General GUI Options

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/misc/ui-syntax

Configure the general settings for a GUI, including its display name and the total number of slots available in the inventory.

```yaml
name: 'Player Attributes'
slots: 27
```

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### Get All Active Bounties

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/bounty-hunters/api/managing-bounties

Retrieve a collection of all currently active bounties, sorted by their creation order.

```java
bountyManager.getBounties();
```

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### Specifying Ingredient Amount in Recipes

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/stations/ingredients

Demonstrates how to set a specific amount for an ingredient in a crafting recipe. This example uses vanilla sticks and sets the amount to 60.

```yaml
recipes:
  steel-sword:
    #...
    ingredients:
    - vanilla{type=STICK,amount=60}
```

--------------------------------

### Modifier Roll Chance Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/items/modifiers

Demonstrates setting the roll chance for a specific modifier, like 'Sharp'.

```yaml
LONG_SWORD:
  # ...
  modifiers:
    # ...
    sharp:
      # ...
      chance: 0.1 # 10% chance to apply
```

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### Example Mining Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/misc/block-types

This configuration demonstrates how to set custom drops and temporary block replacements for vanilla ores. It cancels vanilla drops and replaces the broken block with a custom skull.

```yaml
on-mine:
    emerald:
        material: vanilla{type=EMERALD_ORE}
        drop-table:
            items:
            - 'vanilla{type=EMERALD} 1 1-9'
        vanilla-drops: false
        regen:
            time: 2000
            temp-block: skull{value="long_texture_value_here"}
```

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### Character Width Exceptions

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/item-lore/tooltips

Examples of specific characters with non-default pixel widths in the default Minecraft font.

```plaintext
lowercase `f` is only 4px wide
lowercase `i` is 1px wide, whereas uppercase `I` is 3px
space character ``happens to be 3px
```

--------------------------------

### Example Condition Table

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/misc/conditions

Defines two condition tables in `conditions.yml`. `test-condition` references conditions from `test-condition-2`.

```yaml
test-condition:
  - 'level{amount=10}'
  #Will load the 2 conditions from test-condition-2.
  - 'from{source=test-condition-2}'

test-condition-2:
  - 'world{name=world}'
  - 'level{profession=mining;amount=3}'
```

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### Open Plugin GUIs

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Instantiate and open various MMOItems plugin GUIs for players, such as recipe lists, workbenches, and item editors.

```java
new AdvancedTypeList(player, 1).open(); // opens the recipe list at type selection
new AdvancedRecipeList(player, MMOItems.plugin.getTypes().get("SWORD")).open(); // opens the recipe list (after selecting item type)
new AdvancedRecipeWorkbench(player).open(); // opens the advanced workbench
new ItemEdition(player, MMOItems.plugin.getTypes().get("STAFF"), "EARTH_STAFF").open(); // opens the edition gui for a specific item
```

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### Get Inventory Data Instances

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoinventory/api/overview

Obtain InventoryData objects for vanilla and custom inventories associated with a player.

```java
PlayerData playerData = /* see above */
CustomInventory customInv = /* see above */
Inventory someInv = /* see above */

VanillaInventoryData vanillaInvData = playerData.getVanilla();
CustomInventoryData customInvData = playerData.getCustom(customInv);
InventoryData invData = playerData.get(someInv); // either custom or vanilla
```

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### Example Item Configuration with Tooltip

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/item-lore/tooltips

This YAML snippet shows how to assign a specific tooltip to an item by referencing its name in the 'tooltip' field within the item's base configuration.

```yaml
GOLD_SWORD:
  base:
    material: GOLDEN_SWORD
    name: Gold Shortsword
    attack-damage: 10.0
    attack-speed: 1.6
    tooltip: GOLD # This is where you give your item a tooltip
    element:
      fire:
        damage: 3.0
    required-class:
    - Warrior
```

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### Defining a Public Modifier

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/items/modifiers

Example of a public modifier for 'arcane' which grants max mana. This can be referenced in item configurations.

```yml
arcane:
  suffix: 'of the Arcane'
  stats:
    max-mana:
      base: 6
      scale: 1
      spread: .1
      max-spread: .3
```

--------------------------------

### Damage Indicator Icon Joining Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/features/damage-indicators

Illustrates how to configure the joining of multiple damage type icons within a single indicator using the `damage_type_icon_join` option.

```text
If a single hologram contains multiple damage type icons, you can configure how the icons are joined together using the `damage_type_icon_join` config option. For instance, if you set it to a comma followed by a space `" "`, an indicator displaying both weapon and skill damage will show the weapon icon, then a space, then the skill icon. This would look like this: `🗡 ☄` (followed by the indicator damage value).
```

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### Scaling Potion Duration with Modifiers

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/skills/custom/mythic.html

This example demonstrates multiplying the `<modifier.duration>` by 20 to convert seconds into ticks for a potion effect.

```yml
SomeSkill:
  Mechanics:
  - potion{type=SLOW;duration="<modifier.duration> * 20";lvl=2}
```

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### Enable MySQL in MMOInventory

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoinventory/faq

Configure MySQL connection details in the main plugin configuration file to enable database support.

```yaml
mysql:
  enabled: false
  host: localhost
  port: 3306
  database: minecraft
  user: mmolover
  pass: ILoveAria
  ....
```

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### Projectile Hit Block Effect

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/scripts/tutorials/projectile

Defines the effect when the projectile hits a block. This example shows a 'VILLAGER_ANGRY' particle effect.

```yml
bullet_cancel:
    mechanics:
        showparticlestwo:
            type: particle
            particle: VILLAGER_ANGRY
            amount: 10
            x: .5
            y: .5
            z: .5
```

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### Configure Casting Mode Particle

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/classes

Set the particle effect used when a player is in casting mode. This example uses SPELL_INSTANT.

```yaml
cast-particle:
  particle: SPELL_INSTANT
```

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### Custom Block Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/features/custom-blocks

Defines the properties of a custom block, including its name, lore, required tool power, experience drops, generation template, and material.

```yaml
'1':
  base:
    name: '&aMy First Custom Block'
    lore:
    - '&7Wow... It''s possible!'
    - '&7That''s awesome!'
    required-power: 2
    min-xp: 10
    max-xp: 20
    gen-template: basic-template
    material: STONE
    block-id: 1.0
```

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### Retrieve Item Tiers

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Access the TierManager to check for tier existence, retrieve a specific tier, or get all loaded tiers.

```java
TierManager tiers = MMOItems.plugin.getTiers();
boolean exists = tiers.has("RARE");
ItemTier rare = tiers.get("RARE");
Collection<ItemTier> all = tiers.getAll();
```

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### MythicEnchants Support Implementation

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/compatibility/enchant-plugins

An example implementation of the EnchantPlugin interface for the MythicEnchants plugin. It handles custom enchant checks, namespaced key generation, and lore formatting for enchantments.

```java
public class MythicEnchantsSupport implements EnchantPlugin<MythicEnchant> {

    @Override
    public boolean isCustomEnchant(Enchantment enchant) {
        return enchant instanceof MythicEnchant;
    }

    @Override
    public NamespacedKey getNamespacedKey(String key) {
        return new NamespacedKey(MythicEnchants.inst(), key);
    }

    public void handleEnchant(ItemStackBuilder builder, MythicEnchant enchant, int level) {
        Validate.isTrue(level > 0, "Level must be strictly positive");

        // Type cannot be changed. Must make sure that item is an enchanted book

        if (!builder.getMeta().hasItemFlag(ItemFlag.HIDE_ENCHANTS))
            builder.getLore().insert(0, LoreParser.formatEnchantment(enchant, level));
    }
}
```

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### Get ItemStack Directly (Scaled)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Retrieve an ItemStack directly from the plugin, scaled by player level and tier, or player data.

```java
MMOItems.plugin.getItem(type, id, level, tier) // fixed level and tier
MMOItems.plugin.getItem(type, id, playerdata) // scale on player data
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Inventory Open Command Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoinventory/features/custom-inventory

Set up a command for players to open a custom inventory. Ensure 'enabled' is true to activate the command. Permissions and aliases can be customized.

```yaml
# Command to be used in order to open the custom inventory.
# This option is only for custom inventories.
open_command:
  enabled: true
  name: 'custominv'
  permission: 'custom_inv.open.mmoinventory_default'
  aliases: [ mmoinv, rpginv, rpginventory ]

  output:
    player-command: '&cThis command is only for players.'
    specify-player: '&cPlease specify a player.'
    wrong-player: '&cCould not find the player called {arg}.'
    not-enough-perms: '&cYou don''t have enough permissions.'
```

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### Get ItemStack Directly (Basic)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Retrieve an ItemStack directly from the plugin. This item will not be scaled by player level or randomized tier.

```java
MMOItems.plugin.getItem(MMOItems.plugin.getTypes().get("SWORD"), "CUTLASS")
```

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### Build MMOItem from Template (Level and Tier)

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Create an MMOItem instance from a template, specifying the level and tier.

```java
itemTemplate.newBuilder(level, tier).build()
```

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### Get MMOItems Item Type

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmoitems/api/main

Retrieve the item type from an NBTItem using nbtItem.getType(). It's recommended to cache this result.

```java
String itemType = nbtItem.getType();
```

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### Example Loot Chest Configuration

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/features/loot-chests

This snippet shows a basic configuration for a loot chest, including its location, drop table, regeneration time, and particle effect.

```yaml
'world 59 71 131':

    # Create directly your drop table here.
    drop-table:
        items:
        - 'vanilla{type=DIAMOND} 1 1-3'
        - 'gold{} .9 1-3'
        - 'gold{} .9 1-3'
        - 'gold{} .9 1-3'
        - 'gold{} .9 1-3'
        - 'gold{} .9 1-3'
        - 'gold{} .9 1-3'
        - 'note{min=1;max=10} .9 1-3'
    
    # Ticks the chest takes to appear again.
    regen-time: 40
    
    # The particle played every 4sec around the chest.
    # Types available: helix|offset|galaxy
    # Particle names here: https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Particle.html
    effect:
        type: helix
        particle: FLAME

```

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### Configuring Vanilla Experience for Fishing Items

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mmocore/profession/fishing

To grant vanilla experience when a fish is caught, use 'vanilla-exp=min-max'. This functions identically to the 'experience' parameter.

```plaintext
vanilla-exp=min-max
```

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### Call MythicLib Script on Message

Source: https://docs.phoenixdevt.fr/mythiclib/misc/player-messages

Configures a MythicLib script to be executed when a message is sent to the player. The script 'mmocore_level_up_effect' is used as an example.

```yml
level-up:
  format: #......
  sound: #......
  script: 'mmocore_level_up_effect'
```