heck/config/apathy/mobs.cfg

configVersion: 0

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## Nuclear Option ##
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# If set to 'true', no mob will ever attack anyone.
# Use this option if you don't want to deal with the rest of the config file.
# Default: false
nuclearOption: false

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## Built In Rule Order ##
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# Which order should the rules in this config file be evaluated in?
# Comma-separated list built out of any or all of the following keywords, in any order:
# json, difficulty, boss, mobSet, tagSet, playerSet, revenge
# Example: difficulty, revenge, playerSet
# Note: If a rule is not listed in the rule order, it will not be checked.
# Default: json, difficulty, boss, mobSet, tagSet, playerSet, revenge
ruleOrder: json, difficulty, boss, mobSet, tagSet, playerSet, revenge

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## Difficulty Rule ##
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# Comma-separated list of difficulties.
# Example: easy, normal
# Default: <empty>
difficultySet:

# What happens when the current world difficulty appears in difficultySet?
# May be one of:
# allow - Every mob is always allowed to attack everyone.
# deny  - No mob is ever allowed to attack anyone.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
difficultySetIncluded: pass

# What happens when the current world difficulty does *not* appear in difficultySet?
# May be one of:
# allow - Every mob is always allowed to attack everyone.
# deny  - No mob is ever allowed to attack anyone.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
difficultySetExcluded: pass

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## Boss Rule ##
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# What happens when the attacker is a boss?
# 'Bossness' is defined by inclusion in the 'apathy:bosses' tag.
# May be one of:
# allow - Every boss is allowed to attack everyone.
# deny  - No boss is allowed to attack anyone.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Note: If the current attacker is *not* a boss, always passes to the next rule.
# Default: allow
boss: allow

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## Mob Set Rule ##
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# A comma-separated set of mob IDs.
# Example: minecraft:creeper, minecraft:spider
# Default: <empty>
mobSet: minecraft:piglin_brute, minecraft:pillager, minecraft:vindicator, minecraft:ravager, minecraft:vex, minecraft:evoker

# What happens when the attacker's entity ID appears in mobSet?
# May be one of:
# allow - The mob will be allowed to attack the player.
# deny  - The mob will not be allowed to attack the player.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
mobSetIncluded: allow

# What happens when the attacker's entity ID does *not* appear in mobSet?
# May be one of:
# allow - The mob will be allowed to attack the player.
# deny  - The mob will not be allowed to attack the player.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
mobSetExcluded: pass

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## Tag Set Rule ##
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# A comma-separated set of entity type tags.
# Example: minecraft:raiders, some_datapack:some_tag
# Default: <empty>
tagSet:

# What happens when the attacker is tagged with one of the tags in mobTagSet?
# May be one of:
# allow - The mob will be allowed to attack the player.
# deny  - The mob will not be allowed to attack the player.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
tagSetIncluded: pass

# What happens when the attacker is *not* tagged with one of the tags in mobTagSet?
# May be one of:
# allow - The mob will be allowed to attack the player.
# deny  - The mob will not be allowed to attack the player.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
tagSetExcluded: pass

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## Player Set Rule ##
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# The name of a set of players.
# If this option is not provided, a player set is not created, and this whole rule always passes.
# Default: no-mobs
playerSetName: aggressive-mobs

# If 'true', players can add themselves to the set, using '/apathy set join <playerListName>'.
# If 'false', only an operator can add them to the set, using '/apathy set-admin join <selector> <playerListName>'.
# Default: true
playerSetSelfSelect: true

# What happens when a mob tries to attack someone who appears in the playerSet?
# May be one of:
# allow - The mob is allowed to attack the player.
# deny  - The mob is not allowed to attack the player.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: deny
playerSetIncluded: allow

# What happens when a mob tries to attack someone who does *not* appear in the playerSet?
# May be one of:
# allow - The mob is allowed to attack the player.
# deny  - The mob is not allowed to attack the player.
# pass  - Defer to the next rule.
# Default: pass
playerSetExcluded: pass

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## Revenge Rule ##
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# For how many ticks is a mob allowed to retaliate after being attacked?
# Set to -1 to disable this 'revenge' mechanic.
# When the timer expires, defers to the next rule.
# Must be at least -1.
# Note: The exact duration of the attack may be up to (<revengeTimer> + <recheckInterval>) ticks.
#       Btw, the original mod had an option for 'eternal revenge', with an uncapped timer.
#       I didn't port that, but the maximum value of the timer is 9223372036854775807 ticks.
#       Make of that information what you will ;)
# Default: -1
revengeTimer: 1200

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## Last Resort Rule ##
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# If absolutely none of the previous rules applied, what happens?
# May be one of:
# allow - By default, mobs are allowed to attack players.
# deny  - By default, mobs are not allowed to attack players.
# May *not* be set to 'pass'.
# Default: allow
fallthrough: allow