MineClone2/mods/ITEMS/mcl_potions/API.md

Potions and Effects API

• Potions and Effects API
  • Namespace
  • Effects
    • Functions
    • Deprecated Functions
    • Tables
    • Internally registered effects
    • Constants
    • Effect Definition
  • HP Hudbar Modifiers
    • Functions
    • HP Hudbar Modifier Definition
  • Potions
    • Functions
    • Tables
    • Internally registered potions
    • Constants
    • Potion Definition
  • Brewing
    • Functions
  • Miscellaneous Functions

Namespace

All of the API is defined in the mcl_potions namespace.

Effects

This section describes parts of the API related to defining and managing effects on players and entities. The mod defines a bunch of effects internally using the same API as described below.

Functions

mcl_potions.register_effect(def) – takes an effect definition (def) and registers an effect if the definition is valid, and adds the known parts of the definition as well as the outcomes of processing of some parts of the definition to the mcl_potions.registered_effects table. This should only be used at load time.

mcl_potions.apply_haste_fatigue(toolcaps, h_fac, f_fac) – takes a table of tool capabilities (toolcaps) and modifies it using the provided haste factor (h_fac) and fatigue factor (f_fac). The factors default to no-op values.

mcl_potions.hf_update_internal(hand, object) – returns the hand of the object updated according to their combined haste and fatigue. This doesn't change anything by itself! Manual update of the hand with the hand returned by this function has to be done. This should only be called in situations that are directly impacted by haste and/or fatigue, and therefore require an update of the hand.

mcl_potions.update_haste_and_fatigue(player) – updates haste and fatigue on a player (described by an ObjectRef). This should be called whenever an update of the haste-type and fatigue-type effects is desired.

mcl_potions._reset_haste_fatigue_item_meta(player) – resets the item meta changes caused by haste-type and fatigue-type effects throughout the inventory of the player described by an ObjectRef.

mcl_potions._clear_cached_effect_data(object) – clears cashed effect data for the object. This shouldn't be used for resetting effects.

mcl_potions._reset_effects(object, set_hud) – actually resets the effects for the object. It also updates HUD if set_hud is true or undefined (nil).

mcl_potions._save_player_effects(player) – saves all effects of the player described by an ObjectRef to metadata.

mcl_potions._load_player_effects(player) – loads all effects from the metadata of the player described by an ObjectRef.

mcl_potions._load_entity_effects(entity) – loads all effects from the entity (a LuaEntity).

mcl_potions.has_effect(object, effect_name) – returns true if object (described by an ObjectRef) has the effect of the ID effect_name, false otherwise.

mcl_potions.get_effect(object, effect_name) - returns a table containing values of the effect of the ID effect_name on the object if the object has the named effect, false otherwise.

mcl_potions.get_effect_level(object, effect_name) – returns the level of the effect of the ID effect_name on the object. If the effect has no levels, returns 1. If the object doesn't have the effect, returns 0. If the effect is not registered, returns nil.

mcl_potions.get_total_haste(object) – returns the total haste of the object (from all haste-type effects).

mcl_potions.get_total_fatigue(object) – returns the total fatigue of the object (from all fatigue-type effects).

mcl_potions.clear_effect(object, effect) – attempts to remove the effect of the ID effect from the object. If the effect is not registered, logs a warning and returns false. Otherwise, returns nil.

mcl_potions.make_invisible(obj_ref, hide) – makes the object going by the obj_ref invisible if hide is true, visible otherwise.

mcl_potions.register_generic_resistance_predicate(predicate) – registers an arbitrary effect resistance predicate. This can be used e.g. to make some entity resistant to all (or some) effects under specific conditions.

• predicate – function(object, effect_name) - return true if object resists effect of the ID effect_name

mcl_potions.give_effect(name, object, factor, duration, no_particles) – attempts to give effect of the ID name to the object with the provided factor and duration. If no_particles is true, no particles will be emitted from the object when under the effect. If the effect is not registered, target is invalid (or resistant), or the same effect with more potency is already applied to the target, this function does nothing and returns false. On success, this returns true.

mcl_potions.give_effect_by_level(name, object, level, duration, no_particles) – attempts to give effect of the ID name to the object with the provided level and duration. If no_particles is true, no particles will be emitted from the object when under the effect. This converts level to factor and calls mcl_potions.give_effect() internally, returning the return value of that function. level equal to 0 is no-op.

mcl_potions.healing_func(object, hp) – attempts to heal the object by hp. Negative hp harms magically instead.

Deprecated functions

Don't use the following functions, use the above API instead! The following are only provided for backwards compatibility and will be removed later. They all call mcl_potions.give_effect() internally.

• mcl_potions.strength_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.leaping_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.weakness_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.swiftness_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.slowness_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.withering_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.poison_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.regeneration_func(object, factor, duration)
• mcl_potions.invisiblility_func(object, null, duration)
• mcl_potions.water_breathing_func(object, null, duration)
• mcl_potions.fire_resistance_func(object, null, duration)
• mcl_potions.night_vision_func(object, null, duration)
• mcl_potions.bad_omen_func(object, factor, duration)

Tables

mcl_potions.registered_effects – contains all effects that have been registered. You can read from it various data about the effects. You can overwrite the data and alter the effects' definitions too, but this is discouraged, i.e. only do this if you really know what you are doing. You shouldn't add effects directly to this table, as this would skip important setup; instead use the mcl_potions.register_effect() function, which is described above.

Internally registered effects

You can't register effects going by these names, because they are already used:

• invisibility
• poison
• regeneration
• strength
• weakness
• weakness
• dolphin_grace
• leaping
• slow_falling
• swiftness
• slowness
• levitation
• night_vision
• darkness
• glowing
• health_boost
• absorption
• fire_resistance
• resistance
• luck
• bad_luck
• bad_omen
• hero_of_village
• withering
• frost
• blindness
• nausea
• food_poisoning
• saturation
• haste
• fatigue
• conduit_power

Constants

mcl_potions.LONGEST_MINING_TIME – longest mining time of one block that can be achieved by slowing down the mining by fatigue-type effects.

mcl_potions.LONGEST_PUNCH_INTERVAL – longest punch interval that can be achieved by slowing down the punching by fatigue-type effects.

Effect Definition

def = {
-- required parameters in def:
    name = string -- effect name in code (unique ID) - can't be one of the reserved words ("list", "heal", "remove", "clear")
    description = S(string) -- actual effect name in game
-- optional parameters in def:
    get_tt = function(factor) -- returns tooltip description text for use with potions
    icon = string -- file name of the effect icon in HUD - defaults to one based on name
    res_condition = function(object) -- returning true if target is to be resistant to the effect
    on_start = function(object, factor) -- called when dealing the effect
    on_load = function(object, factor) -- called on_joinplayer and on_activate
    on_step = function(dtime, object, factor, duration) -- running every step for all objects with this effect
    on_hit_timer = function(object, factor, duration) -- if defined runs a hit_timer depending on timer_uses_factor value
    on_end = function(object) -- called when the effect wears off
    after_end = function(object) -- called when the effect wears off, after purging the data of the effect
    on_save_effect = function(object -- called when the effect is to be serialized for saving (supposed to do cleanup)
    particle_color = string -- colorstring for particles - defaults to #3000EE
    uses_factor = bool -- whether factor affects the effect
    lvl1_factor = number -- factor for lvl1 effect - defaults to 1 if uses_factor
    lvl2_factor = number -- factor for lvl2 effect - defaults to 2 if uses_factor
    timer_uses_factor = bool -- whether hit_timer uses factor (uses_factor must be true) or a constant value (hit_timer_step must be defined)
    hit_timer_step = float -- interval between hit_timer hits
    damage_modifier = string -- damage flag of which damage is changed as defined by modifier_func, pass empty string for all damage
    dmg_mod_is_type = bool -- damage_modifier string is used as type instead of flag of damage, defaults to false
    modifier_func = function(damage, effect_vals) -- see damage_modifier, if not defined damage_modifier defaults to 100% resistance
    modifier_priority = integer -- priority passed when registering damage_modifier - defaults to -50
    affects_item_speed = table
-- -- if provided, effect gets added to the item_speed_effects table, this should be true if the effect affects item speeds,
-- -- otherwise it won't work properly with other such effects (like haste and fatigue)
-- -- -- factor_is_positive - bool - whether values of factor between 0 and 1 should be considered +factor% or speed multiplier
-- -- --   - obviously +factor% is positive and speed multiplier is negative interpretation
-- -- --   - values of factor higher than 1 will have a positive effect regardless
-- -- --   - values of factor lower than 0 will have a negative effect regardless
}

HP Hudbar Modifiers

This part of the API allows complex modification of the HP hudbar. It is mainly required here, so it is defined here. It may be moved to a different mod in the future.

Functions

mcl_potions.register_hp_hudbar_modifier(def) – this function takes a modifier definition (def, described below) and registers a HP hudbar modifier if the definition is valid.

HP Hudbar Modifier Definition

def = {
-- required parameters in def:
    predicate = function(player) -- returns true if player fulfills the requirements (eg. has the effects) for the hudbar look
    icon = string -- name of the icon to which the modifier should change the HP hudbar heart
    priority = signed_int -- lower gets checked first, and first fulfilled predicate applies its modifier
}

Potions

Magic!

Functions

mcl_potions.register_potion(def) – takes a potion definition (def) and registers a potion if the definition is valid, and adds the known parts of the definition as well as the outcomes of processing of some parts of the definition to the mcl_potions.registered_effects table. This, depending on some fields of the definition, may as well register the corresponding splash potion, lingering potion and tipped arrow. This should only be used at load time.

mcl_potions.register_splash(name, descr, color, def) – registers a splash potion (item and entity when thrown). This is mostly part of the internal API and probably shouldn't be used from outside, therefore not providing exact description. This is used by mcl_potions.register_potion().

mcl_potions.register_lingering(name, descr, color, def) – registers a lingering potion (item and entity when thrown). This is mostly part of the internal API and probably shouldn't be used from outside, therefore not providing exact description. This is used by mcl_potions.register_potion().

mcl_potions.register_arrow(name, desc, color, def) – registers a tipped arrow (item and entity when shot). This is mostly part of the internal API and probably shouldn't be used from outside, therefore not providing exact description. This is used by mcl_potions.register_potion().

Tables

mcl_potions.registered_potions – contains all potions that have been registered. You can read from it various data about the potions. You can overwrite the data and alter the definitions too, but this is discouraged, i.e. only do this if you really know what you are doing. You shouldn't add potions directly to this table, because they have to be registered as items too; instead use the mcl_potions.register_potion() function, which is described above. Some brewing recipes are autofilled based on this table after the loading of all the mods is done.

Constants

• mcl_potions.POTENT_FACTOR = 2
• mcl_potions.PLUS_FACTOR = 8/3
• mcl_potions.INV_FACTOR = 0.50
• mcl_potions.DURATION = 180
• mcl_potions.DURATION_INV = mcl_potions.DURATION * mcl_potions.INV_FACTOR
• mcl_potions.DURATION_POISON = 45
• mcl_potions.II_FACTOR = mcl_potions.POTENT_FACTOR – DEPRECATED
• mcl_potions.DURATION_PLUS = mcl_potions.DURATION * mcl_potions.PLUS_FACTOR – DEPRECATED
• mcl_potions.DURATION_2 = mcl_potions.DURATION / mcl_potions.II_FACTOR – DEPRECATED
• mcl_potions.SPLASH_FACTOR = 0.75
• mcl_potions.LINGERING_FACTOR = 0.25

Potion Definition

def = {
-- required parameters in def:
    name = string, -- potion name in code
-- optional parameters in def:
    desc_prefix = S(string), -- part of visible potion name, comes before the word "Potion"
    desc_suffix = S(string), -- part of visible potion name, comes after the word "Potion"
    _tt = S(string), -- custom tooltip text
    _dynamic_tt = function(level), -- returns custom tooltip text dependent on potion level
    _longdesc = S(string), -- text for in=game documentation
    stack_max = int, -- max stack size -  defaults to 1
    image = string, -- name of a custom texture of the potion icon
    color = string, -- colorstring for potion icon when image is not defined - defaults to #0000FF
    groups = table, -- item groups definition for the regular potion, not splash or lingering -
--   - must contain _mcl_potion=1 for tooltip to include dynamic_tt and effects
--   - defaults to {brewitem=1, food=3, can_eat_when_full=1, _mcl_potion=1}
    nocreative = bool, -- adds a not_in_creative_inventory=1 group - defaults to false
    _effect_list = {, -- all the effects dealt by the potion in the format of tables
-- -- the name of each sub-table should be a name of a registered effect, and fields can be the following:
        uses_level = bool, -- whether the level of the potion affects the level of the effect -
-- -- --   - defaults to the uses_factor field of the effect definition
        level = int, -- used as the effect level if uses_level is false and for lvl1 potions - defaults to 1
        level_scaling = int, -- used as the number of effect levels added per potion level - defaults to 1 -
-- -- --   - this has no effect if uses_level is false
        dur = float, -- duration of the effect in seconds - defaults to mcl_potions.DURATION
        dur_variable = bool, -- whether variants of the potion should have the length of this effect changed -
-- -- --   - defaults to true
-- -- --   - if at least one effect has this set to true, the potion has a "plus" variant
        effect_stacks = bool, -- whether the effect stacks - defaults to false
    }
    uses_level = bool, -- whether the potion should come at different levels -
--   - defaults to true if uses_level is true for at least one effect, else false
    drinkable = bool, -- defaults to true
    has_splash = bool, -- defaults to true
    has_lingering = bool, -- defaults to true
    has_arrow = bool, -- defaults to false
    has_potent = bool, -- whether there is a potent (e.g. II) variant - defaults to the value of uses_level
    default_potent_level = int, -- potion level used for the default potent variant - defaults to 2
    default_extend_level = int, -- extention level (amount of +) used for the default extended variant - defaults to 1
    custom_on_use = function(user, level), -- called when the potion is drunk, returns true on success
    custom_effect = function(object, level, plus), -- called when the potion effects are applied, returns true on success
    custom_splash_effect = function(pos, level), -- called when the splash potion explodes, returns true on success
    custom_linger_effect = function(pos, radius, level), -- called on the lingering potion step, returns true on success
}

Brewing

Functions supporting brewing potions, used by the mcl_brewing module, which calls mcl_potions.get_alchemy().

Functions

mcl_potions.register_ingredient_potion(input, out_table) – registers a potion (input, item string) that can be combined with multiple ingredients for different outcomes; out_table contains the recipes for those outcomes

mcl_potions.register_water_brew(ingr, potion) – registers a potion (item string) brewed from water with a specific ingredient (ingr)

mcl_potions.register_awkward_brew(ingr, potion) – registers a potion (item string) brewed from an awkward potion with a specific ingredient (ingr)

mcl_potions.register_mundane_brew(ingr, potion) – registers a potion (item string) brewed from a mundane potion with a specific ingredient (ingr)

mcl_potions.register_thick_brew(ingr, potion) – registers a potion (item string) brewed from a thick potion with a specific ingredient (ingr)

mcl_potions.register_table_modifier(ingr, modifier) – registers a brewing recipe altering the potion using a table; this is supposed to substitute one item with another

mcl_potions.register_inversion_recipe(input, output) – what it says

mcl_potions.register_meta_modifier(ingr, mod_func) – registers a brewing recipe altering the potion using a function; this is supposed to be a recipe that changes metadata only

mcl_potions.get_alchemy(ingr, pot) – finds an alchemical recipe for given ingredient and potion; returns outcome

Miscellaneous Functions

mcl_potions._extinguish_nearby_fire(pos, radius) – attempts to extinguish fires in an area, both on objects and nodes.

mcl_potions._add_spawner(obj, color) – adds a particle spawner denoting an effect being in action.

mcl_potions._use_potion(obj, color) – visual and sound effects of drinking a potion.

mcl_potions.is_obj_hit(self, pos) – determines if an object is hit (by a thrown potion).