Conditions

MythicSeasons adds 24 conditions to MythicMobs. The bundled pack uses several of them. Condition names are not case sensitive.

Where conditions can be used

Conditions test an entity, such as a mob or a player. Only the eight season and calendar conditions (Season, IsDate, IsEvent, SubSeason, Weekday, Month, TimeRange and SeasonProgress) can also test a plain location: they then check its world and are false in the Nether and the End.

After a condition, true passes when it matches, false when it does not, and no action means true. On a mechanic line, ?! turns the test around.

ColdWarning:
  TargetConditions:
  - playertemp{max=0} true
  Skills:
  - message{m="You are freezing."}

WarnNearbyPlayers:
  Skills:
  - skill{s=ColdWarning} @PlayersInRadius{r=20}

message goes only to the players who passed.

VillageGuard:
  Type: VILLAGER
  Skills:
  - skill{s=GuardGreeting} @Trigger ~onInteract

GuardGreeting:
  TriggerConditions:
  - season{s=winter} true
  Skills:
  - message{m="Stay warm, traveller."}

Tests the player who interacted with the villager.

EveningGreeting:
  Skills:
  - message{m="Good evening."} @Self ?timerange{from=18;to=23}
  - message{m="Not winter yet."} @Self ?!season{s=winter}

Inline conditions test the caster.

No entity to test

When MythicMobs tests a condition without any entity, IsDate, IsEvent, SubSeason, Weekday, Month, TimeRange and SeasonProgress pass when at least one world that has a season (not disabled) matches.

Season answers only when exactly one world has a season, or when synced-worlds in the calendar lists more than one world. Otherwise it is false.

Every other condition is false without an entity.

Worlds that never match

For an entity in the Nether or the End, the eight season and calendar conditions are false, so season{s=winter} false and ?!season{s=winter} pass there. No other condition excludes a world type.

Range argument

Conditions that compare a number take named attributes such as min and max. AtmosphereTemp, AtmosphereWind and CloudCover also take a bare argument, the range as its own word after the name and any braces: cloudcover >=0.7 true.

The bare argument counts only when the line sets no named min, max or exact attribute.

A named value that is not a number, such as min=cold, is reported in the console and makes temperature, playertemperature, atmospheretemp, atmospherewind, seasonprogress and timerange always false.

Differences between similar conditions

Three conditions read different temperatures, all in degrees Celsius:

Their placeholders are <mythicseasons.temperature>, <mythicseasons.playertemperature> and <mythicseasons.airtemperature>, see Placeholders.

Other differences:

• isfrozen is a second name of seasonfrozen, but MythicMobs always runs its own isfrozen. Write seasonfrozen.
• atmosphereweather, atmospherewind, atmosphereprofile and atmoprofile are also mechanics under Skills:.
• hasseasons asks land protection about the chunk and never reads the season of the world. season reads the season of the world and ignores land protection.
• subseason is false while sub-seasons are off, even for MIDDLE, but can read MIDDLE in a world without a season.
• cloudcover measures the simulation, and the incloud test of atmosphere the first solid cloud layer as drawn.
• In atmosphere, only true means true. yes, on and 1 mean false.
• Where no weather source reports wind, atmospherewind reads 0, so max=2 matches there.
• isevent stays true in a world listed under worlds-without-events.
• temp and t are a temperature to compare with on a condition, but the degrees to add on ModifyTemp.
• timerange reads the in-game clock, not the position of the sun.

Weather sources

Atmosphere, AtmosphereTemp and AtmosphereWind use the first of these sources that has an answer.

A provider of another plugin has priority 0, which comes after the simulation, unless the plugin asks for more (higher goes first). With no answer, MythicSeasons uses the vanilla weather, the air temperature of the temperature system, a wind of 0 and no cloud. In a WorldGuard region with season-atmosphere set to deny, the simulation does not answer (Land Claims).

Built-in weather conditions

MythicMobs has its own weather conditions: raining (alias israining), sunny (issunny), snowing (issnowing) and thundering (stormy, isthundering, isstormy).

On a MythicMobs build that lets plugins replace its built-in conditions, these four answer from the same weather sources as atmosphere (sunny is the opposite of raining). On any other build they read only the vanilla weather, and MythicSeasons prints a warning in the console. The conditions on this page always read the MythicSeasons weather.

Season and calendar

Temperature and player

Weather and atmosphere