Other Data Types

Block Data:

Block data is a pair of Material and its possible block states. The material part is case insensitive, meaning it could be lowercase. Format:

material[state_1=value_1, state_2=value_2, ...]

Examples:

# without state
block: "stone"
# with state
block: "quartz_stairs[waterlogged=true]"

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Attributes:

• A list of strings representing attribute modifications.
• Format: <attribute> <value> [operation].
• Attributes can be any case and are as listed here.
• Operations can also be any case, are as listed here, and are by default add_number.
• When defined on Magic Items, you can also add a [slot] after [operation], which by default applies the attribute modifier to all slot types.

Example:

attributes:
    - generic_movement_speed 1 add_number

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Reagents:

• Costs represent a string list of reagents of the spell.
• Follows format: <type> <data>
• type can be: health, mana, hunger, experience, levels, variable, durability, or money (if Vault plugin is present).
• data for all types should be the quantity required (double value, 1 by default), except for variable where it should be the variable name before quantity. (e.g. variable varName 10)
• You can also require items as costs. Format for that is <item> <quantity>, where item should follow Cast Items format, and quantity is 1 by default.

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Projectile types:

One of:

• arrow
• dragonfireball
• egg
• enderpearl
• fireball
• fishhook
• largefireball
• lingeringpotion
• llamaspit
• shulkerbullet
• smallfireball
• snowball
• spectralarrow
• splashpotion
• thrownexpbottle
• thrownpotion
• tippedarrow
• trident
• witherskull