Incapacitated

Description

Incapacitation adds a stage between life and death, giving you a chance to recover. Inspired by revive systems across various games in various genres.

The shorthand explanation

When you take enough damage to die (and have nothing else that prevents your death, modded or otherwise) you will become incapacitated and be stuck in the crawling state. Configurations can change various aspects, such as how long it takes friends to revive you, how many times you go down, and how long you have until you bleed out.

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In quick bullet-point feature form:

• Three strikes: By default, a player can go down three time before being killed outright;
• I NEED A MEDIC BAG: By default, eating an enchanted golden apple will instantly revive you, and eating a normal golden apple will reset how many times you can go down.
• No hope of revival?: Running /incap die while incapacitated will allow you to succumb to your injuries faster
  
• Last stand: You can enable turning on a desaturation filter when you're on your last down in the client config.
• You can't revive ashes: By default some causes of death, lava included will instantly kill you regardless of how many downs you have left.
• Everything changes: Almost everything listed above can have its mechanics and numbers tweaked to make your experience as you want it. Including several modifiers that directly change the functionality incapacitations.
  

Commands

• /incapacitated getDownedCount <Player> - Returns how many downs the player has until death.
• /incapacitated die - Kills the sender early if they are currently incapacitated.
• /incapacitated setDownedCount <Player> <DownCount> - Forcibly sets the amount of downs a player has until death (Cheat)
• /incapacitated setDowned <player> <true/false> - Forcibly incapacitates or revives a player (Cheat)
  
• /incapacitated config reload - Reloads the server/common config. (OP Required)

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What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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How to Install