8Crafter's Entity Scale, NBT, and Behavior Modifier, Bossbar, and Morph Addon v1.13.0 (1.21.40 UPDATE!)

scale_#x

scale_#x allows you to change the scale / size of an entity, the format or the entity event trigger is andexsa:scale_ + size + x. An example is andexsa:scale_0.5x, the valid values are listed below.

0, 0.0001, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3, 0.35, 0.4, 0.45, 0.5, 0.55, 0.6, 0.65, 0.7, 0.75, 0.8, 0.85, 0.9, 0.95, 1, 1.05, 1.1, 1.15, 1.2, 1.25, 1.3, 1.35, 1.4, 1.45, 1.5, 1.55, 1.6, 1.65, 1.7, 1.75, 1.8, 1.85, 1.9, 1.95, 2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3, 3.25, 3.5, 3.75, 4, 4.25, 4.5, 4.75, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50.

is_baby

is_baby sets whether or not the entity is a baby, this will set the entity's scale to 0.5x and also make any sounds produced by the entity be higher pitched. To add the component group you trigger the entity event andexsa:add_is_baby or andexsa:add_player_is_baby if the entity is a player or cloned player, and to remove it then you trigger the entity event andexsa:remove_is_baby or andexsa:remove_player_is_baby.

rail_movement_# (all entities except for the minecarts, they use the ones listed right below this)

This allows you to make any entity into a minecart.

andexsa:rail_movement_0.0001

Maximum Speed: 0.0001

andexsa:rail_movement_0.01

Maximum Speed: 0.01

andexsa:rail_movement_0.1

Maximum Speed: 0.1

andexsa:rail_movement_0.4

Maximum Speed: 0.4/undefined/default/normal

andexsa:rail_movement_0.69

Maximum Speed: 0.69

andexsa:rail_movement_1

Maximum Speed: 1.0

andexsa:rail_movement_50000

Maximum Speed: 50000.0

?_minecart_? (controls the maximum speed of minecarts, minecarts only)

This lets you make a minecart with no speed limit, normally minecarts are super slow on rails, but this allows you to change it's maximum speed. Note: any speeds above andexsa:slightly_fast_minecart or 0.69 of maximum speeds will allows the minecart to go so fast that is can fly off of the tracks when doing a turn, it also might get bounced back when trying to go up, and it might just shoot forwards off of the racks when it's going downwards if it is going too fast. The maximum speed of a normal minecart is 0.4.

andexsa:super_slow_minecart_too_slow

Maximum Speed: 0.0001

andexsa:super_slow_minecart

Maximum Speed: 0.01

andexsa:slightly_slow_minecart

Maximum Speed: 0.1

andexsa:normal_speed_minecart

Maximum Speed: 0.4/undefined/default/normal

andexsa:slightly_fast_minecart

Maximum Speed: 0.69

andexsa:super_speed_minecart

Maximum Speed: 1.0

andexsa:super_speed_minecart_too_fast

Maximum Speed: 50000.0

health_#

This sets the maximum health of the entity.

health_minimum_#

Setting this value to anything above 0 will cause the entity to become completely invincible, even to /kill, the only way to get rid of it then would be to set this value back down to 0 again, or to instant despawn that entity. WARNING: ALWAYS SET THE HEALTH VALUE TO SOMETHING ELSE BEFORE YOU SET THIS OR THE ENTITY MAY JUST ACTUALLY INSTANTLY DIE! So, for example, you would run the entity event andexsa:health_20, before and then you would run the entity event andexsa:health_minimum_1.

health_reset_default

knockback_resistance_#

This sets the knockback resistance of the entity.

breathable_?

physics_?

andexsa:physics_no_collision_no_gravity_yes_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity does not collide with blocks or entities, has no gravity, and gets pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_no_collision_no_gravity_no_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity does not collide with blocks or entities, has no gravity, and does not get pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_yes_collision_no_gravity_yes_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity collides with blocks or entities, has no gravity, and gets pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_yes_collision_no_gravity_no_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity collides with blocks and entities, has no gravity, and does not get pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_no_collision_yes_gravity_yes_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity does not collide with blocks or entities, has gravity, and gets pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_no_collision_yes_gravity_no_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity does not collide with blocks or entities, has gravity, and does not get pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_yes_collision_yes_gravity_yes_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity collides with blocks and entities, has gravity, and gets pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_yes_collision_yes_gravity_no_push_from_blocks

This makes it so that the entity collides with blocks and entities, has gravity, and does not get pushed from blocks when inside of them slightly.

andexsa:physics_reset_default

collision_box_?

lava_movement_#

This controls the entity's lava movement speed.

underwater_movement_#

This controls the entity's underwater movement speed.

movement_#

This controls the entity's ground movement speed.

area_attack_?

invincible

void_immune

make_into_boss_type (this adds a bossbar)

This allows you to add a bossbar to any entity, you just have to run and trigger the entity event andexsa:make_into_boss_type, or andexsa:make_into_boss_type_do_not_darken_sky if you don't want it to darken the sky, and to remove the bossbar you just do andexsa:remove_entity_boss_type.

burns_in_daylight

This makes the mob burn in the sunlight, to add this component group run the entity event andexsa:burns_in_daylight, and to remove it you just do andexsa:remove_burns_in_daylight.

Add Event ID: andexsa:burns_in_daylight

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_burns_in_daylight

can_fly

This allows the entity to fly (may still require that the entity has a behavior for the flying pathfinding).

Add Event ID: andexsa:can_fly

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_can_fly

can_power_jump

This allows the player riding the entity to power jump on it, just like with the horses.

Add Event ID: andexsa:can_power_jump

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_can_power_jump

flying_speed_2.0_blocks_per_tick

input_ground_controlled

This allows the entity to be able to be controlled by the player while the player is riding it.

Add Event ID: andexsa:input_ground_controlled

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_input_ground_controlled

nametagable

This allows the entity to have a name and be nametagged.

Add Event ID: andexsa:nametagable

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_name_tag_display

can_have_name_not_nametagable

This allows the entity to have a name, but it cannot be nametagged.

Add Event ID: andexsa:can_have_name_not_nametagable

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_name_tag_display

leashable

This allows the entity to be put on a leash.

Add Event ID: andexsa:leashable

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_leashable

ballonable

This allows the entity to have a balloon attached to it.

Add Event ID: andexsa:balloonable

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_balloonable

bouyant_?

friction_modifier_#

This allows you to set a modification to the friction of the entity.

ground_offset_#

entity_inventory_?

npc_no_skin_variants

This allows you to add an NPC dialogue UI to the entity. To add it you just trigger the entity event andexsa:add_npc_no_skin_variants, and to remove the NPC dialogue or menu you just do andexsa:remove_npc_no_skin_variants. By adding the dialogue you can actually change the nametag of the entity and it will still stay there even after remove the dialogue form the entity. (Note: this one has no skin oiptions)

npc

This allows you to add an NPC dialogue UI to the entity. To add it you just trigger the entity event andexsa:add_npc, and to remove the NPC dialogue or menu you just do andexsa:remove_npc. By adding the dialogue you can actually change the nametag of the entity and it will still stay there even after remove the dialogue form the entity. (The skin options change the variant ID of the entity)

add_family_can_ride_anything

This allows the entity to ride any other entity. Sets the family types of the entity to ["can_ride_anything"].

Add Event ID: andexsa:add_family_can_ride_anything

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_family_can_ride_anything

add_player_family_can_ride_anything

This allows the player or cloned player to ride any other entity. Sets the family types of the player or cloned player to ["can_ride_anything"].

Add Event ID: andexsa:add_player_family_can_ride_anything

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_player_family_can_ride_anything

add_player_family_can_ride_anything_and_player

This allows the player or cloned player to ride any other entity. Sets the family types of the player or cloned player to ["can_ride_anything", "player"].

Add Event ID: andexsa:add_player_family_can_ride_anything_and_player

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_player_family_can_ride_anything_and_player

item_hopper

Allows the entity to pick up or suck items into its inventory.

Add Event ID: andexsa:add_item_hopper

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_item_hopper

is_stackable

Allows the entity to not be able to go through other entities that also have the is_stackable entity component on them.

Add Event ID: andexsa:add_is_stackable

Remove Event ID: andexsa:remove_is_stackable

variant

Sets the entity's variant.

Add Event ID: andexsa:variant_# (replace # with the variant ID that you want to set it to, valid values range form 0-20 for some mobs and 0-40 for others) (default values is 0).

Remove Event ID: andexsa:variant_0

mark_variant

Sets the entity's mark variant.

Add Event ID: andexsa:mark_variant_# (replace # with the mark_variant ID that you want to set it to, valid values range form 0-20 for some mobs and 0-40 for others) (default values is 0)

Remove Event ID: andexsa:mark_variant_0

skin_id

Sets the entity's skin id.

Add Event ID: andexsa:skin_id_# (replace # with the skin_id ID that you want to set it to, valid values range form 0-20 for some mobs and 0-40 for others) (default values is 0)

Remove Event ID: andexsa:skin_id_0

?_xp_bottle (for experience bottles only)

This can change how much experience is inside an experience bottle, and it can also make the experience bottle completely silent so that when it hits the ground, it does not make a sound, not even the glass breaking sound.

andexsa:super_xp_bottle

xp: 30-110

andexsa:insane_xp_bottle

xp: 300-1100

andexsa:super_insane_xp_bottle

xp: 300-1100

andexsa:normal_xp_bottle

xp: 3-11

andexsa:small_xp_bottle

xp: 2-5

andexsa:tiny_xp_bottle

xp: 1-2

andexsa:super_xp_bottle_no_sound

xp: 30-110

silent (makes no sound when it hits the ground)

andexsa:insane_xp_bottle_no_sound

xp: 300-1100

silent (makes no sound when it hits the ground)

andexsa:super_insane_xp_bottle_no_sound

xp: 3000-11000

silent (makes no sound when it hits the ground)

andexsa:normal_xp_bottle_no_sound

xp: 3-11

silent (makes no sound when it hits the ground)

andexsa:small_xp_bottle_no_sound

xp: 2-5

silent (makes no sound when it hits the ground)

andexsa:tiny_xp_bottle_no_sound

xp: 1-2

silent (makes no sound when it hits the ground)

Cloned Player AI

Anti-Light Block

This block can be used to block a specific amount of light, it is like tinted glass but you can change how much light can go through it and also it is invisible. You can set its values by using block states, you can also adjust the amount of light dampening (how much light that it blocks) by clicking on it with the anti-light block dampening setter item. Then if you need to check the current values of how much light that it is blocking then you can just click on it with another anti-light block but as an items and then it will toggle whether the value is visible on it or not.

List of block states:

• "andexsa:light_dampening": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15],
• "andexsa:light_dampening_reference": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15],
• "andexsa:is_invisible": [ true, false ],
• "andexsa:has_collision": [ true, false ],
• "andexsa:has_selection": [ true, false ],
• "andexsa:sequence_is_currently_running": [ false, true ]

Black Nether Reactor Core

Camera Alias

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Camera Pro

Like the vanilla camera block, except you can change what direction that it is facing and it is not just randomly rotated, and also by using block states you can set it to have a red indicator light that either stays off, stays on, or just continuously blinks, you can also set it so that when you click use on it then it actually takes a picture. (It doesn’t actually take it, but the middle part of the camera does flash and it also plays the sounds that the cameras make when they do take the pictures)

List of block states:

• "andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ false, true ],
• "andexsa:indicator_on": [ "disabled", "false", "true" ],
• "andexsa:interact_enabled": [ false, true ],
• "andexsa:is_blinking": [ false, true ],
• "andexsa:taking_photo": [ "false", "true", "indicator_off_false", "indicator_on_false", "indicator_off_true", "indicator_on_true" ],
• "andexsa:taking_photo_activator_mode": [ "false", "true", "in_progress", "indicator_off_false", "indicator_on_false", "indicator_off_true", "indicator_on_true", "indicator_off_in_progress", "indicator_on_in_progress" ]

Client Request Placeholder Block Alias (also known as the X-Ray block)

This block, when placed, will turn into the secret "minecraft:client_request_placeholder_block" block, which is also sometimes called the x-ray block, because it will make any blocks connected to it invisible when viewed through it. It acts the same way as using x-ray glitches, it is also invisible, and when you try to hit it, you just end up hitting whatever is behind it instead. You can't walk through it, and the only way to get rid of it is through the /setblock or the /fill commands. With it, you can also use it to make 1-way glass. The "andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled" block state controls whether the block will be turned into the client request placeholder block.

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Custom Friction Settings Block

This block allows you to change how much friction it has. You can also change the texture, collision box, selection box, geometry file, whether or not it blocks light. You can set these through the use of block states, the valid block states are listed down below.

• "andexsa:friction": ["0", "0.02", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9"],
• "andexsa:visibility_mode": [ "invisible", "visible1", "visible2", "visible3" ],
• "andexsa:collision_type": [ "default", "full_block", "none" ],
• "andexsa:selection_type": [ "default", "full_block", "none" ],
• "andexsa:blocks_light": [ false, true ],
• "andexsa:geometry_type": [ "undefined", "full_block", "none", "default" ]

Debug

Debug2

End Gateway Alias

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Glowing Obsidian Alias

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Invisible Bedrock Alias

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Nether Reactor Core Alias

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Old Stonecutter Alias

List of block states:

"andexsa:alias_mode_is_enabled": [ true, false ]

Red Nether Reactor Core

Sculk Jaws

The sculk jaws that were going to be part of the deep dark but just ended up getting cancelled, there are 4 different variants, one that does nothing to you but just closes the jaw and plays the sounds, one that damages you, one that gives you the darkness 1000 effect for 30 seconds, and finally one that damaged you and gives you the darkness effect for 30 seconds.

ids:

• andexsa:sculk_jaw
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_activated
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_damage
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_damage_activated
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_damage_effect
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_damage_effect_activated
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_effect
• andexsa:sculk_jaw_effect_activated

Toxic Waste Barrel

List of block states:

• "andexsa:block_rotation": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5],
• "andexsa:inventory": [0, 1, 2],
• "andexsa:texture": ["default", "open", "overflowing", "overflowing_32x32", "overflowing_extreme"]

id: andexsa:toxic_waste_barrel

Wax Block

id: andexsa:wax_block

Redstone Display

Only in versions 1.4.0+

The redstone display block is an LCD number display block, it has 6 different redstone control modes, input_power displays the highest redstone power value of any of the 6 adjacent blocks, pulse_counter makes the counter on the display go up by one every time the block, reversed_pulse_counter makes the counter on the display go down by one every time the block, sides makes each number on the display choose a value based on certain adjacent blocks, double_behind makes the left number display a value based on the block directly behind it, and it also makes the right number display a value based on the block that is behind that other block, and disabled disables the redstone inputs (if these blocks are causing lag then try just setting some of them to disabled). To set the mode of the redstone display just click use on it while holding another redstone display block in your main hand, to turn the backlight on or off just click use of the redstone display block with a level, torch, or a redstone lamp in your main hand.

List of block states:

id: andexsa:redstone_display

New Entities

Cloned Player

Seat

This seat entity can be placed anywhere in the world, it does not take damage, and you can sit on it, so this allows you to turn any block into to be a fully functional chair / seat. The identifier is andexsa:seat_interactable_1 (or just andexsa:seat in the addon versions of 1.3.0+).

Make Entity Rideable Entity

This entity can be ridden by any entity, and it can also ride any type of entity. The identifier is andexsa:make_entity_rideable_entity.

Furnace Minecart

Large Chalkboard

Medium Chalkboard

Small Chalkboard

Custom Arrows

Used for the custom arrow types, such as the lightning arrows and ice arrows.

Identifiers: [ "andexsa:custom_arrow", "andexsa:destruction_arrow", "andexsa:ender_pearl_arrow", "andexsa:lightning_arrow", "andexsa:super_arrow", "andexsa:ice_arrow", "andexsa:fire_arrow", "andexsa:anti_gravity_arrow", "andexsa:instant_teleport_arrow", "andexsa:remove_fire_arrow", "andexsa:super_ice_arrow", "andexsa:small_ice_arrow", "andexsa:mega_ice_arrow", "andexsa:sphere_ice_arrow", "andexsa:sphere_super_ice_arrow", "andexsa:sphere_small_ice_arrow", "andexsa:instant_teleport_2_arrow", "andexsa:darkness_arrow", "andexsa:normal_fire_tnt_arrow", "andexsa:normal_tnt_arrow" ]

Custom Arrows 2

Used for the other custom arrow types, such as the homing arrows, random arrows, and dancing arrows.

Identifiers: [ "andexsa:custom_arrow_2", "andexsa:homing_arrow", "andexsa:random_arrow", "andexsa:dancing_arrow" ]

Inventory

Used for the toxic waste barrel container block.

Placeholder

Used for the toxic waste barrel container block.

Nothing

Used for the toxic waste barrel container block.

TNT Projectile

Custom version of TNT that can be used as a projectile when using the TNT cannon.

Tipped Arrow Base

Tipped Arrow Head

Vanilla That Are Normally Non-Summonable That I Have Now Actually Made Summonable

Chalkboard

Identifier: minecraft:chalkboard

Small Fireball

Identifier: minecraft:small_fireball

Shield

Identifier: minecraft:shield

Falling Block

Identifier: minecraft:falling_block

Moving Block

Identifier: minecraft:moving_block

Eye Of Ender Signal

Identifier: minecraft:eye_of_ender_signal

Ender Pearl

Identifier: minecraft:ender_pearl

Fishing Hook

Identifier: minecraft:fishing_hook

Leash Knot

Identifier: minecraft:leash_knot

Ice Bomb

Identifier: minecraft:ice_bomb

Balloon

Identifier: minecraft:balloon

Splash Potion

Identifier: minecraft:splash_potion

Lingering Potion

Identifier: minecraft:lingering_potion

Thrown Trident

Identifier: minecraft:thrown_trident

Egg

Identifier: minecraft:egg

Snowball

Identifier: minecraft:snowball

Dragon Fireball

Identifier: minecraft:dragon_fireball

Fireworks Rocket

Identifier: minecraft:fireworks_rocket

Area Effect Cloud

Identifier: minecraft:area_effect_cloud

To morph, you either must hold one of the morph items in your mainhand or offhand, or you can just use the /playanimation command to set the entity_type variable. Note: if you remove the item from your mainhand or offhand, or you used the /playanimation command to do it, then only people who were within your simulation distance at the time you took the item out or used the commands will be able to see the morphed form of you, and once they go out of your simulation distance and come back in again then to them, you will not look like you are morphed, but if you want to use the /playanimation command to set your morph types and have everyone be able to see your morphed form no matter what, then you just need to use a command block to use the /playanimation command on repeat, because once the player goes out of the simulation distance then the previously used animation controllers will now work again, so you will only need to switch out the animation controller when you want to change what variable it is being set to, or if you re-log then you also don't need to change the animation controllers. Here is an example of setting your morph variant with the /playanimation command: {/playanimation @s animation.none.none f 0 "variable.entity_type = 1.0; " l}, note: if you want to set your entity type and maybe some other variables too like maybe the entity_scale variable then you can do it just like this: {/playanimation @s animation.none.none f 0 "variable.entity_type = 1.0; variable.entity_scale = 5.0; " k}, and also don't forget about to put in the semicolons, because otherwise it will just generate a Molang error.

To set the entity type of the player, you can either set the variant ID, or the andexpr:entity_type entity property. For the variant ID, you can set it either by making the player into a NPC where the skin picker chooses between different entity variant types with andexsa:add_npc (and also andexsa:remove_npc to remove the npc dialogue again afterwards), or you can also do it by using the entity event andexsa:variant_# (replace the # with the variant ID number). Note: the entity type index used will be the variant ID minus 1. To do it with the entity property, you can set it with the /scriptevent commands, ex. /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setPropertyInt:andexprcentity_type:2.0, the advantage of this method is that it stays set and does not reset when you leave someone's simulation distance or when you re-log.

To set the texture override of the player, you can either set the andexpr: entity_texture_variant_override entity property. Note: the skin override index used will be the skin ID minus 1. To do it with the entity property, you can set it with the /scriptevent commands, ex. /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setPropertyInt:andexprcentity_texture_variant_override:2.0.

To use this method, you first must give yourself the autoMorphScriptingCommands tag and also the playanimation_morph_counter_enabled tag. Then you just do the command listed below, but replace where it says "variables" with a list of entity molang variables to be set on repeats. (Note: you can also replace @s with the target selector of another player if you want it to target them instead of you).

/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicProperty:morph_variables:"variables"

Here is an example. (This example turns you into a sheep, with a color tint of (r: 0.5, g: 0.0, b: 1.0, a: 0.25), and uses the spectator material type which allows you to use semi-transparent and / or translucent skins, and also allows for changing the alpha value of the color tints, to change how transparent your skin is, and it sets the texture override value to 5.0 which forces your skin to be the missing textures, and is also sets your visual scale values to be 2.0, which makes you double your normal size without changing your hitbox (if you use the scale entity events then those change your hitbox, but this one does not, and it also can combine and / or stack with the scale entity events)).

/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicProperty:morph_variables:"v.entity_type = 1.0; v.texture_override = 2.0; v.entity_scale_value_override = 5.0; variable.color_tint_r = 0.5; variable.color_tint_g = 0.0; variable.color_tint_b = 1.0; variable.color_tint_a = 0.25; variable.material_types = 1.0; "

Here is the list of texture overrides, the texture override variable sets your skin to the skin at the index of the variable minus one, so if you set the texture override variable to 5.0 then it would do the 5th item in the list. (Note: default is your normal skin). (To disable the texture override, just set the variable to 0.0).

Here is the list of entity types, the entity type variable sets the entity type that you morph into to the entity type at the index of the variable, so if you set the entity type variable to 5.0 then if would do the 6th item in the list (The falling block type) (Note: default is a normal player).

These are for use with the /particle command.

Snowstorm Sample Particles

• snowstorm:billboard
• snowstorm:billboard2
• snowstorm:fire
• snowstorm:fire2
• snowstorm:fire3
• snowstorm:fire4
• snowstorm:loading
• snowstorm:magic
• snowstorm:rain
• snowstorm:rainbow
• snowstorm:snow
• snowstorm:trail

Vanilla 1.8.0 Removed Particles

• minecraft:example_beziercurve
• minecraft:example_blendmode_add
• minecraft:example_blendmode_alpha
• minecraft:example_blendmode_blend
• minecraft:example_bounce
• minecraft:example_bounce_60 (custom version of minecraft:example_bounce where the particle actually last for 60 seconds or a full minute)
• minecraft:example_catmullromcurve
• minecraft:example_colorcurve
• minecraft:example_colorcurve2
• minecraft:example_combocurve
• minecraft:example_directional_sphere
• minecraft:example_entity_sparkle_box
• minecraft:example_entity_sparkle_aabb
• minecraft:example_expire_on_contact
• minecraft:example_flipbook
• minecraft:example_highrestitution
• minecraft:example_highrestitution_60 (custom version of minecraft:example_highrestitution where the particle actually last for 60 seconds or a full minute)
• minecraft:example_linearcurve
• minecraft:example_particle_event_system
• minecraft:example_smoke_puff
• minecraft:example_spiral
• minecraft:example_spiral_10x
• minecraft:example_spiral_20x
• minecraft:example_vertexrandom
• minecraft:example_watertest
• minecraft:fireworks_events_demo
• minecraft:fireworks_pop_part
• minecraft:fireworks_rocket_part
• minecraft:fireworks_trail
• minecraft:fireworks_twinkles

These are for use with the /fog command.

• andexrp:fog_andexrp_black_blind
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_black_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_black
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_blue
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_cyan_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_cyan
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_dark_gray
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_green_blind
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_green_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_green
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_light_blue_blind
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_light_blue_blind_instant
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_light_blue_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_light_blue
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_light_gray
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_orange_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_orange
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_pink_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_pink
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_purple_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_purple
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_white_blind
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_white_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_white
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_yellow_blind
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_yellow_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_yellow
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_yellow_green_blind
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_yellow_green_close
• andexrp:fog_andexrp_yellow_green

These are for use with the /volumearea command.

• andexsa:black_blind_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:black_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:black_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:green_blind_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:green_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:green_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:hell_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:light_blue_blind_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:light_blue_blind_instant_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:light_blue_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:light_blue_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:orange_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:orange_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:the_end_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:white_blind_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:white_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:white_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_blind_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_green_blind_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_green_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_green_close_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_green_fog_area_volume
• andexsa:yellow_green_fog_area_volume

These are for use with the /playanimation command.

• animation.none.none
• animation.cloned_player.crawling.v0.1
• animation.cloned_player.crawling2
• animation.cloned_player.new
• animation.cloned_player.backwards_body
• animation.cloned_player.backwards_head
• animation.cloned_player.backwards_waist
• animation.cloned_player.block.hat_flush_with_skin
• animation.cloned_player.block.hat_flush_with_skin_no_z-fighting
• animation.cloned_player.block
• animation.cloned_player.block_2
• animation.cloned_player.crawling
• animation.cloned_player.crawling_2
• animation.cloned_player.death
• animation.cloned_player.faceplant
• animation.cloned_player.faceplant_2
• animation.cloned_player.fall_apart
• animation.cloned_player.fell_apart_complete
• animation.cloned_player.holding_head
• animation.cloned_player.no_hat
• animation.cloned_player.no_jacket
• animation.cloned_player.no_left_pants
• animation.cloned_player.no_left_sleve
• animation.cloned_player.no_right_pants
• animation.cloned_player.no_right_sleve
• animation.cloned_player.only_head
• animation.cloned_player.only_head_2
• animation.cloned_player.pile_of_body_parts
• animation.cloned_player.sideways_body
• animation.cloned_player.sideways_head
• animation.cloned_player.sitting
• animation.cloned_player.swapped_hands_and_arms
• animation.cloned_player_0.1x_size
• animation.cloned_player_10x_size
• animation.custom_head.hold_first_person
• animation.custom_head.hold_third_person
• animation.custom_head.item_is_on_head
• animation.custom_head.hold_first_person_2
• animation.custom_head.hold_third_person_2
• animation.custom_head.item_is_on_head_2
• animation.skeleton_head.hold_first_person
• animation.skeleton_head.hold_third_person
• animation.custom_head_2.hold_first_person
• animation.custom_head_2.hold_third_person
• animation.steve_head.hold_first_person
• animation.steve_head.hold_third_person

To get the Unicode Code for them you just format it like this 0x + (sprite sheet ID) + (vertical row) + (horizontal column), for example for sprite sheet glyph_E4.png if you wanted the apple emoji then it would be 0xE40A because the sprite sheet ID is E4, the row is row 0, and the column is column 10 which is A in hexadecimal, so 0x + E4 + 0 + A = 0xE40A.

Sprite sheet glyph_E0.png, 512x512 px, Unicode values 0xE000-0xE0FF.

Sprite sheet glyph_E1.png, 256x256 px, Unicode values 0xE100-0xE1FF.

Sprite sheet glyph_E2.png, 1024x1024 px, Unicode values 0xE200-0xE2FF. Same as E0 but double the size.

Sprite sheet glyph_E3.png, 256x256 px, Unicode values 0xE300-0xE3FF.

Sprite sheet glyph_E4.png, 128x128 px, Unicode values 0xE400-0xE4FF. The symbols from the enchanting tables and bookshelves, note: if you can't see this one it is because the symbols are white.

These loot allow you to get explorer maps for every single type of structures in the whole entire game by using the /loot command.

Here is an example command(this one will give you an ancient city explorer map): /loot give @s loot "loot_tables/maps/andexsa/ancientcity"

• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/ancientcity
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/bastionremnant
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/blank
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/burriedtreasure
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/endcity
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/fortress
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/jungle_temple
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/mansion
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/mapdatavalue7
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/mineshaft
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/monument
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/pillageroutpost
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/randommap
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/ruinedportal
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/ruins
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/shipwreck
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/stronghold
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/swamp_hut
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/temple
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/trailruins
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/unknown
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_desert
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_jungle
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_plains
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_savanna
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_snowy
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_taiga

Player Components And Properties (can be set through entity events or the /scriptevent command)

These have priority over ones set through molang variables. If they are set to their default values then they will not affect anything, and it will use the values from other sources (such as for entity type it might use if you are holding morph items, or if you are setting the molang variables then it will also just use that instead).

• andexpr:entity_type (-1 == default) -> variable.entity_type (if the andexrp:entity_type property is set to -1 then if the variant ID is not equal to 0 then the variable.entity_type variable will be set to the variant ID minus 1, and if the variant ID is also equal to 0 then it will just use the molang variables)
• andexpr:use_alphablend_player_materials (-1 == default) -> variable.material_types
• andexpr:entity_texture_variant_override (-1 == default) -> variable.texture_override
• andexpr:color_tint_r - 1 (0 == default) -> variable.color_r
• andexpr:color_tint_g - 1 (0 == default) -> variable.color_g
• andexpr:color_tint_b - 1 (0 == default) -> variable.color_b
• andexpr:color_tint_a - 1 (0 == default) -> variable.color_a

Molang Variables (can be set through the /scriptevent commands)

How to set:

You type the command listed below but replace "variables" with a list of all the variables that you want set.

/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicProperty:morph_variables:"variables"

Here is an examples.

/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicProperty:morph_variables:"v.entity_type = 1.0; v.texture_override = 2.0; v.entity_scale_value_override = 5.0; variable.color_tint_r = 0.5; variable.color_tint_g = 0.0; variable.color_tint_b = 1.0; variable.color_tint_a = 0.25; variable.material_types = 1.0; "

List Of The Variables

andexsa:setPlayerNameTag

Format: /scriptevent andexsa:setPlayerNameTag playerName|newPlayerNameTag

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setPlayerNameTag Steve|Herobine

The above example will set the nametag of the player Steve to Herobrine, note: the name used to choose the player to change the name tag of does not change when you change the nametag, as this only changes the name tag so even though the name above the players head will change, and the name that appears when using the /say command will change, the name used for the name target selector filter and the name displayed in the player list will not change, note: if you set this to grumm or dinnerbone it will actually turn you upside-down.

andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty

<targets: quotedTargetSelector>|<option: optionName>:<optionValue: optionValue>{list: list; listObject: |[<option: optionName>:<optionValue: optionValue>]}

Options: triggerEvent, setProperty, setPropertyInt, setPropertyBool, setDynamicProperty, setDynamicPropertyInt, setDynamicPropertyBool, setDynamicPropertyVector3

Here is an example that uses multiple options: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@e[r=5]"|triggerEvent:andexsacscale_0.75x|setPropertyInt:andexprcentity_type:5.0|triggerEvent:andexsacadd_npc_no_skin_variants

The above example triggers the entity events andexsa:scale_0.75x, and andexsa:add_npc_no_skin_variants on all entities within a 5 block radius of the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command causing those entities to get scale to 0.75x scale and have an npc dialogue added to them, it also attempts to set the andexpr:entity_type actor property of those entities to 5.0, if there are any non-player entities within the 5 block radius then it will generate content log errors because the actor property andexpr:entity_type only exists on player entities.

triggerEvent - triggers an entity event (in the name of the entity event replace the : with c)

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|triggerEvent:andexsacscale_0.5x

The above example triggers the andexsa:scale_0.5x entity event on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command, it is very similar to using the /event command.

setProperty - sets the value of and actor property on that entity (in the identifier and value of the actor property replace the : with c, can only be used on actor properties of type enum)

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setProperty:examplectest_property:example

The above example sets the example:test_property actor property on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command to the string "example".

setPropertyInt - sets the number value of and actor property on that entity (in the identifier of the actor property replace the : with c, also this one can only be used on entity properties that are of type integer or float, only include the decimal point if the entity property is of type float)

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setPropertyInt:andexprcentity_type:2.0

The above example sets the andexpr:entity_type actor property to the float value of 2.0 on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command.

setPropertyBool - sets the boolean value of an actor property on the entity (in the identifier of the actor property replace the : with c, also this one can only be used on entity properties that are of type boolean, only acceptable values are true and false)

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setPropertyBool:andexprentity_scale_variable_override_enabled:true

The above example sets the andexpr:entity_scale_variable_override_enabled actor property to the boolean value of true on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command.

resetProperty - resets the value of an actor property on the entity (in the identifier of the actor property replace the : with c)

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|resetProperty:andexprentity_scale_variable_override_enabled

The above example resets the andexpr:entity_scale_variable_override_enabled actor property to the default value of it on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command.

setDynamicProperty - sets the string value or clears the value of a Script API dynamic property on that entity

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicProperty:test_property:example

example of clearing value: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicProperty:test_property

The above example sets the test_property Script API dynamic property on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command to the string "example", not putting in any value will reset it.

setDynamicPropertyInt - sets the number value of a Script API dynamic property on that entity

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicPropertyInt:test_property:2.0

The above example sets the test_property Script API dynamic property on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command to the number value 2.0.

setDynamicPropertyBool - sets the boolean value of a Script API dynamic property on that entity

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setDynamicPropertyBool:test_property:true

The above example sets the test_property Script API dynamic property on the player or entity executing the /scriptevent command to the boolean value true.

setTame - set the entity as tamed.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setTame

The above example sets the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command as tamed as tamed. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:tameable" component.

setHealth - set the entity's remaining health.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setHealth:20.0

The above example sets remaining health the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 20.0 health or 10.0 hearts. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:health" component.

setLavaMovement - set the entity's lava movement speed.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setLavaMovement:0.1

The above example sets lava movement speed the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 0.1. To set it to the default amount just type in "/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setLavaMovementDefault".

setMovement - set the entity's ground movement speed.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setMovement:0.1

The above example sets ground movement speed the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 0.1. To set it to the default amount just type in "/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setMovementDefault".

setUnderwaterMovement - set the entity's water movement speed.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setUnderwaterMovement:0.1

The above example sets underwater movement speed the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 0.1. To set it to the default amount just type in "/scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setUnderwaterMovementDefault".

setColor - set the entity's color.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setHealth:20.0

The above example sets color of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 20.0. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:color" component.

setFlyingSpeed - set the entity's flying speed.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setHealth:20.0

The above example sets the flying speed of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 20.0 blocks per tick. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:flying_speed" component.

setAirSupply - set the entity's current air supply amount.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setAirSupply:20.0

The above example sets the remaining air supply of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 20.0 ticks or 1 second of breath remaining, a player by default has a maximum of 300.0 ticks or 15 seconds of breath. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:breathable" component.

setAddRider - makes the specified entity ride the entity.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setLeash|"@e[type=zombie,c=1]"

The above example makes the nearest zombie start riding the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command if that zombie is not currently riding the entity. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:rideable" component.

setEjectRider - ejects the specified entity from the entity.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setLeash|"@e[type=zombie,c=1]"

The above example makes the nearest zombie stop riding the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command if that zombie is currently riding the entity. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:rideable" component.

setEjectRiders - ejects all riders from the entity.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setEjectRiders

The above ejects all riders from the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:rideable" component.

setLeash - leashes the entity to the specified entity.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setLeash|"@e[type=villager,c=1]"

The above example leashes the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to the entity to the nearest villager. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:leashable" component.

setUnleash - unleashes the entity from the entity that it is leashed to.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setUnleash

The above unleashes the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command from the entity that it is leashed to. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:leashable" component.

setNameTag - set the entity's name tag.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setNameTag:hi

The above example sets the name tag of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to "hi". Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:nameable" component.

setNPCDefaultScene - set the entity's NPC default scene.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setNPCDefaultScene:hi

The above example sets the NPC default scene of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to "hi". Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:npc" component.

setNPCName - set the entity's NPC display name.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setNPCName:hi

The above example sets the NPC display name of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to "hi". Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:npc" component.

setNPCSkinIndex - set the entity's NPC selected skin index.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setNPCSkinIndex:9

The above example sets the index of the selected NPC skin of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 9. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:npc" component.

setIsSneaking - sets whether or not the entity is sneaking.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setIsSneaking:true

The above example makes the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command start sneaking.

setFrictionModifier - set the entity's friction modifier.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setNPCSkinIndex:9

The above example sets the friction modifier of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 9. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:friction_modifier" component.

setGroundOffset- set the entity's friction modifier.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setGroundOffset:9

The above example sets the ground offset of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 9. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:ground_offset" component.

setMarkVariant - set the entity's mark variant.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setMarkVariant:9

The above example sets the mark variant of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 9. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:mark_variant" component.

setSkinId- set the entity's skin id.

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty "@s"|setSkinId:9

The above example sets the skin id of the entity or player executing the /scriptevent command to 9. Note: this requires the entity to have the "minecraft:skin_id" component.

andexsa:setWorldDynamicProperty

Format: /scriptevent andexsa:setWorldDynamicProperty property_name|string_value

Example: /scriptevent andexsa:setWorldDynamicProperty example_property|example_string_test_value

andexsa:setWorldDynamicPropertyB

Exactly the same as andexsa:setWorldDynamicProperty except that it sends error messages in chat instead of inside of the content error log.

To get the TPS using the /scriptevent command then just run one of these two commands:

/scriptevent andexsa:getTPS a

/scriptevent andexsa:getTPSExtraDetails a

Then once you do that it should send you all the TPS information inside of the chat.

To get the TPS using tags first add one of these two tags to yourself: display_tps, display_tps_more_detailed. Once you do this it should say the TPS in your actionbar. The display_tps tag displays more simplified and less detailed information on the TPS, it will say it in this format(note: the text on the right of the colons is either green, yellow, or red depending on whether the TPS is good or not):

TPS: tps

Milliseconds: milliseconds since last tick

The display_tps_more_detailed tag displays more simplified and less detailed information on the TPS, it will say it in this format(note: the text on the right of the colons is either green, yellow, or red depending on whether the TPS is good or not):

TPS: tps

Milliseconds: milliseconds since last tick

TPS 1 Second Average: tps 1 second average

Milliseconds: average milliseconds between ticks for the last 1 second

TPS 1 Second Minimum: minimum tps over the last 1 second

Milliseconds: minimum milliseconds between ticks over the last 1 second

TPS 1 Second Maximum: maximum tps over the last 1 second

Milliseconds: maximum milliseconds between ticks over the last 1 second

TPS 5 Second Average: tps 5 seconds average

Milliseconds: average milliseconds between ticks for the last 5 seconds

TPS 5 Second Minimum: minimum tps over the last 5 seconds

Milliseconds: minimum milliseconds between ticks over the last 5 seconds

TPS 5 Second Maximum: maximum tps over the last 5 seconds

Milliseconds: maximum milliseconds between ticks over the last 5 seconds

To get the TPS using the scoreboard you can just query the values of the scoreboard just like you do with any other scoreboard that was set up with through the /scoreboard command, the scoreboard identifier is TPS, and the participant names that you query to get the values are "TPS: ", "TPS Milliseconds: ", "§a1 Second Average TPS: §b", "1s Average TPS Milliseconds: ", "1s Min TPS: ", and "1s Min TPS Ms: ".

To get the real-world UTC time you can use the scoreboard with the id of "datetime", here are some examples:

/execute if score "Day: " datetime matches 28 28 if score "Year: " datetime matches 2023 2023 if score "Month: " datetime matches 12 12 run /say it is 12/28/2023

The above example says "it is 12/28/2023" in the chat if the current date is December 28th, 2023.

/tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"text": "Date: "}, {"score": {"name": "Month: ", "objective": "datetime"}}, {"text": "/"}, {"score": {"name": "Day: ", "objective": "datetime"}}, {"text": "/"}, {"score": {"name": "Year: ", "objective": "datetime"}}, {"text": ", Time: "}, {"score": {"name": "Hour: ", "objective": "datetime"}}, {"text": ":"}, {"score": {"name": "Minute: ", "objective": "datetime"}}, {"text": ":"}, {"score": {"name": "Second: ", "objective": "datetime"}}, {"text": "."}, {"score": {"name": "Millisecond: ", "objective": "datetime"}}]}

The above example says the current date and time in the chat in this format "Date: month/day/year, Time: hour:minute:second.millisecond", so for example i it was 12:06:23.09 pm on 12/17/2023 then it would say "Date: 12/17/2023, Time: 12:06:23.09".

Version 1.12.0

Additions:

Custom Arrows:

• Added the extremely inaccurate arrow.
• Added the negative accuracy arrow.

Entities:

• Added the andexsa:item_display entity.

Items:

• Added the Instant Teleport item (the old instant teleport item was renamed to Instant Teleport++).
• Added the item for the darkness arrow.
• Added the item for the destruction arrow.
• Added the item for the inaccurate arrow.
• Added the item for the super accurate arrow.
• Added the item for the zero-gravity arrow.
• Added the Dyed Giant Stick item.

Changes:

Items:

• Renamed the Instant Teleport item to Instant Teleport++.
• Renamed the Instant Teleport 2 item to Instant Teleport+.
• The quiver can now store a few types of arrows in it.
• The following items are now dyeable:
  • Admin Sword
  • Space Suit Chestplate
  • Space Suit Leggings
  • Space Suit Boots
  • Giant Stick

Bug Fixes:

Custom Arrows:

• Fixed the darkness arrow.
• Fixed the fire arrow.
• Fixed the fire TNT arrow.
• Fixed the ice arrow.
• Fixed the inaccurate arrow.
• Fixed the instant teleport 2 arrow.
• Fixed the instant teleport arrow.
• Fixed the mega ice arrow.
• Fixed the instant teleport arrow.
• Fixed the normal fire TNT arrow.
• Fixed the normal TNT arrow.
• Fixed the remove fire arrow.
• Fixed the small ice arrow.
• Fixed the sphere ice arrow.
• Fixed the sphere mega arrow.
• Fixed the sphere small arrow.
• Fixed the sphere super ice arrow.
• Fixed the super accurate arrow.
• Fixed the super arrow.
• Fixed the super ice arrow.
• Fixed the TNT arrow.
• Remove the never_despawn property from the tick_world component of the ender pearl.

Items:

• Fixed the following ability items:
  • Small Fireball
  • Cannon of Ultimate Destruction
  • Fire TNT Arrow Cannon
  • Instant Heal
  • Instant Teleport (now called Instant Teleport++)
  • Instant Teleport 2 (now called Instant Teleport+)
  • TNT Arrow Cannon
  • TNT Cannon
  • Speedy TNT Cannon
• Fixed the alignment of the Giant Stick item in your hand.

Version 1.11.0:

• Updated the add-on to 1.21.30!

Version 1.10.0:

• Updated the add-on to 1.21.20!
• Added new textures for some of the custom arrows.
• Added new textures for the diamond crafting table, admin sword, and instant heal.
• Added new variants of the diamond crafting table to allow for crafting different types of recipes: All(All Recipe Types), Stonecutter(Stonecutter Recipes), and Smithing Table(Smithing Table Recepes).
• The andexsa:custom_arrow and andexsa:custom_arrow_2 entities have been split up into separate entities for each of the arrow types.
• Added the following items: Snowball Cannon+, Snowball Cannon++, Arrow Cannon+, Arrow Cannon++, Dancing Arrow, Random Arrow.
• Added recipes for the following items to the diamond crafting table: Anti-Gravity Arrow, Purple Arrow, Dancing Arrow, Ender Pearl Arrow, Fire Arrow, Ice Arrow, Instant Teleport Arrow, Lightning Arrow, Normal Fire TNT Arrow, Normal TNT Arrow, Random Arrow, TNT Arrow, Fire, Space Helmet, Space Suit Boots, Space Suit Chestplate, Space Suit Leggings, and Fire TNT Arrow.
• Made a few changes/fixes to a few other items.

Version 1.9.0:

• Updated the add-on to 1.21.0!

Version 1.8.0:

• Updated add-on to 1.20.80!
• Added the missing files for the sniffer, armadillo, frog, breeze, bogged, wind charge projectile, breeze wind charge, and projectile.
• Updated the wolf file so that the wolves can now wear the wolf armor.
• Updated a few other entity files to make them work the same as the ones in the current version of Minecraft.

Version 1.7.0:

• Updated add-on to 1.20.70!
• Made the 1 second and 5 second TPS average calculations a lot more accurate.

Version 1.6.0:

• IMPORTANT CRASH FIXED, IF YOU ARE USING VERSION 1.4.0 OR 1.5.0, PLEASE UPDATE TO VERSION 1.6.0 IMMEDIATELY!
• Fixed an issue with the redstone display and combination lock blocks that was causing lower-powered devices to crash either when joining the world or randomly while playing on the world.

Version 1.5.0:

• Fixed an issue where animations for the cat morph did not play.
• ADDED FULL REDSTONE FUNCTIONALITY TO THE REDSTONE DISPLAY/LCD DISPLAY BLOCK, with 6 different redstone modes.

Version 1.4.0:

• Updated for 1.20.60!
• Removed the agent morph to fix an issue where the player's arm would sometimes float while in the first person perspective.
• Added an LCD number display block, currently, it can only have the numbers set by setting the block states, but in a future update, you will be able to make it display the redstone power level that it is receiving, the block namespace ID is andexsa:redstone_display.
• Fixed an issue where shooting the random arrows would cause the game to crash.
• Added crash arrows.

Version 1.3.1:

• Fixed an issue where the textures for most blocks, items, particles, etc. were missing.

• Updated the changelog for the previous update (v.1.3.0) to add some of the missing information.
• Updated the list of options for the /scriptevent command to include the newly added ones from in version 1.3.0.
• Added info about how to get the current TPS and real-world UTC time in version 1.3.0.

Version 1.3.0:

• Updated for 1.20.50!
• Added 22 new morphs and 58 new skin overrides.
• Added 2 new scoreboards for getting the current TPS and for getting the real-world UTC time.
• Fixed the cloned player's AI.
• Made all the custom spawn eggs able to be used on monster spawners.

Added new spawn eggs:

• Lightning Bolt
• Ender Pearl
• Falling Block
• Moving Block
• Balloon
• Ice Bomb
• Arrow
• Armor Stand

Added new options to the andexsa:setEntityDynamicProperty /scriptevent command:

• setTame
• setHealth
• setLavaMovement
• setMovement
• setUnderwaterMovement
• setColor
• setFlyingSpeed
• setPushThrough
• setFrictionModifier
• setGroundOffset
• setLeash
• setUnleash
• setTamed
• setNPCDefaultScene
• setNPCName
• setNPCSkinIndex
• setAddRider
• setEjectRider
• setEjectRiders
• setAirSupply
• setNameTag
• setIsSneaking
• clearDynamicProperties
• resetProperty

• Added a YouTube mod showcase video.

• Added a terms of use.
• Switched the links over from linkvertise to work.ink.
• Added more info about some of the items.
• Added info about all of the /scriptevent commands.

Version 1.2.0:

• Fixed a bug where certain mobs were not tamable (wolf, cat, parrot, etc).

Added new structures that allow you to load in all the secret painting variants (these can be loaded in with a structure block or through the /structure command):

• andexsapaintings:fire (the secret fire painting)
• andexsapaintings:earth (the secret earth painting)
• andexsapaintings:plant_middle (the plant painting, but in the middle of a 4 block square, which normally is not possible)
• andexsapaintings:water (the secret water painting)
• andexsapaintings:wind (the secret wind painting)

• Changed compatible versions to include 1.20.40.
• Added info about the required experimental toggles.
• Added more info about a few of the blocks.
• Added the (“client request placeholder block alias”) blocks to the list of all of the blocks.

Version 1.1.0:

• Updated for 1.20.40!

Added new explorer map loot tables:

• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_desert
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_jungle
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_plains
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_savanna
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_snowy
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/village_taiga
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/swamp_hut
• loot_tables/maps/andexsa/jungle_temple