Extreme Projectiles Usage

Breeze wind charge controls

Extreme Projectiles can control the three random deviance values that vanilla Minecraft adds when a Breeze shoots a BreezeWindCharge.

First enable or disable the system:

/extremeprojectiles breeze on
/extremeprojectiles breeze off

• on: use the configured axis rules.
• off: ignore all configured rules and use vanilla random behavior.

Axis commands

Each axis can be configured independently:

/extremeprojectiles breeze x max
/extremeprojectiles breeze x min
/extremeprojectiles breeze x zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze x random

/extremeprojectiles breeze y max
/extremeprojectiles breeze y min
/extremeprojectiles breeze y zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze y random

/extremeprojectiles breeze z max
/extremeprojectiles breeze z min
/extremeprojectiles breeze z zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze z random

Rule meanings

For each vanilla random.triangle(mode, deviation) call:

Defaults

Default axis rules are vanilla/random for all axes:

/extremeprojectiles breeze x random
/extremeprojectiles breeze y random
/extremeprojectiles breeze z random

The system still needs to be enabled with:

/extremeprojectiles breeze on

Examples

Always push wind charge deviance to positive X

/extremeprojectiles breeze x max
/extremeprojectiles breeze y zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze z zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze on

Always push wind charge deviance downward

/extremeprojectiles breeze x zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze y min
/extremeprojectiles breeze z zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze on

Remove all random deviance

This makes every random triangle value become 0:

/extremeprojectiles breeze x zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze y zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze z zero
/extremeprojectiles breeze on

Vanilla X and Z, forced positive Y

/extremeprojectiles breeze x random
/extremeprojectiles breeze y max
/extremeprojectiles breeze z random
/extremeprojectiles breeze on

Return to vanilla behavior

/extremeprojectiles breeze off

This does not erase your configured axis rules. If you run /extremeprojectiles breeze on later, the previous rules will apply again.

Notes

The axis rules only replace the random deviance values. Vanilla still adds those values to the normalized aim vector and then scales by projectile speed, so the final projectile motion also depends on where the Breeze is aiming.

Wither blue skull controls

Enable or disable overrides for the Wither's side-head dangerous blue skulls:

/extremeprojectiles witherblueskulls on
/extremeprojectiles witherblueskulls off

Choose exactly one override mode:

/extremeprojectiles witherblueskulls set 0.2 0.5 -0.3
/extremeprojectiles witherblueskulls oneaxis
/extremeprojectiles witherblueskulls twoaxis

• set x y z: always uses that vector for the skull direction.
• oneaxis: randomly picks one signed axis each shot, using 0.1 or -0.1 on that axis only.
• twoaxis: randomly picks two different axes each shot and independently gives each selected axis 0.1 or -0.1.

set, oneaxis, and twoaxis are mutually exclusive. Configuring one replaces the previous one. off disables the override without erasing the configured mode.

Wither main head skull type

Control whether the Wither's main head uses vanilla skull type selection, always-blue skulls, always-black skulls, or a custom blue-skull chance:

/extremeprojectiles withermainhead skulltype normal
/extremeprojectiles withermainhead skulltype blue
/extremeprojectiles withermainhead skulltype black
/extremeprojectiles withermainhead skulltype chance 0.5

• normal: vanilla behavior (head == 0 && random.nextFloat() < 0.001F).
• blue: main-head attacks are always blue/dangerous.
• black: main-head attacks are always black/normal.
• chance <0.0-1.0>: custom chance, where 1.0 is all blue and 0.0 is all black.