Inhabitants

we have a new member in our team now. he was going to just be our sound designer but it turns out he’s pretty good at modding. unfortunately he doesnt know github somehow. maybe he’s a recent cs grad lol. anyway i’ve mostly been reviewing his new code. im about to start work on the next mob though called the concher, shown below. i really like the design and mechanics of it although they’re going to be tough to implement. i also cleaned up the branches we had earlier so we can begin using feature branches for new mobs

worked on adding the new bogre shockwave effect to the giant bone. for some reason, if the shockwave spawned at the player’s feet, the player couldnt see that shockwave, so i just made it spawn where the player was looking. also the shockwave sound wasnt working so i fixed that, along with another bug in the ShockwaveManager.

added a music disc. for some reason you have to name the music disc “Music Disc” and write the title in the description. thats how all the other music discs are. unfortunately, FT wont let me attach the audio here but you can find it on the github page it was made by our new sound designer BoboTweaks (@Baderazem)

took me 2 + 1/2 hours to add paintings. yep. u read that right. there was no kaupenjoe tutorial for adding paintings in 1.20.1 even though he made one for fricking custom signs (cmon kaupenjoe get your priorities straight). anyway i was digging through source code and also looked at the 1.18 tutorial. i eventually found a solution in kaupenjoe’s discord. i was partially correct but i did need to make a placeable.json file after registering the painting variants. heres some pictures of my code and also the paintings in game.

just been working on various small things to polish. found a few bugs myself as well. here’s my notes. i just finished all the bugs/issues assigned to me, jay’s working on his, and i’m going to keep bug testing and fixing whatever i find.

added the 2 new Bogre dishes: Uncanny Pottage and Stinky Bouillon. Also made some changes to the Fish-Snot Chowder. apparently it was a FoodItem not a BowlFoodItem so you could just eat the entire bowl along with the chowder. fixed that and also made it not give nausea if you ate it underwater. Here are the mechanics i was instructed to implement:

1. Uncanny pottage (requires spider eye or rotten flesh). After eating player will get new effect - rotting disguise making nearby monsters neutral for 30 secs (means if player attacks them they immediatly attack back). adds 3 hunger and saturation and gives Hunger effect for 15 secs.
2. Stinky bouillon (requires poisonous potato). Restores 4 hunger and saturation and removes all negative effects from player. for every negative effect that was removed +3 saturation and hunger restoration. Gives poison 1 for 10 secs if no statuses was removed.
3. Fish-snot chowder (requires fish as usual) consuming gives Nausea for 15 secs and restores 8 hunger and saturation. If was eaten underwater no Nausea will appear.

Everything is done, but i still need an icon for the Rotting Disguise Effect, im using rotten flesh for now.

spent about an hour changing the model and stuff to be closer to what our artist/designer wanted. we ended up not doing it that way because the z-fighting caused by the glowmask requires some changes that make it look weird. heres a picture. the inside is glowing but i had to move that glowmask layer up a little so it looks sus

more work on the warped clam. made the pearl ambience particle spawn on the corner of the pearl, made both the warped clam particles animate through their spritesets. i also put in a new model i was given. there were some problems with what’s called “z-fighting” (where the textures are overlapping and are “fighting” over the same position) so i had to change a few things.

just worked on warped clam particles today. added a new one to show when the clam has a pearl. i also disabled the glowing layer whenever the clam doesnt have a pearl

apex’s charge now properly breaks shields (earlier it only broke the shield in the offhand). i also moved the code for the dryfang’s rival fight from customServerAiStep() into a separate goal which fixed the target selection (one of the other target goals wasnt activating at all after the rival fight)

improved the collision detection for the apex’s charge goal. instead of just using minecraft’s mob.horizontalCollision (which hardly works), i made a custom box in front of the apex and it checks whether there are any blocks in that area

just re-adding some small tweaks that got lost in another branch. the giant bone can produce a shockwave when used and you can feed it to wolves to give them a health and strength buff