Attributes

A list of Cold Sweat's custom attributes, with descriptions

Cold Sweat adds several attributes, which can be manipulated via commands and datapacks to modify many aspects of an entity's temperature.

These attributes map directly to the entity's temperature traits, modifying or overriding their values.

List of Attributes

world_temperature

Controls the entity's world temperature.

This attribute defaults to NaN.

Setting the attribute's base value to anything else will lock the entity's world temperature to a static value.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding WORLD trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

base_temperature

Controls the entity's base body temperature, (AKA an offset to the entity's body temperature).

This attribute defaults to NaN.

Setting the attribute's base value to anything else will apply a static offset to the entity's body temperature, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding BASE trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

burning_point

Controls the temperature at which the entity begins to overheat, in MC units.

This attribute defaults to NaN.

Setting the attribute value to anything else will set the entity's maximum habitable temperature to a static value, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding BURNING_POINT trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

freezing_point

Controls the temperature at which the entity begins to freeze, in MC units.

This attribute defaults to NaN.

Setting the attribute value to anything else will set the entity's minimum habitable temperature to a static value, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding FREEZING_POINT trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

heat_resistance

Controls the entity's resistance to incoming overheating damage. Represents the percent of incoming damage to be blocked.

This attribute defaults to NaN, and ranges between 0 and 1.

Setting the attribute value to anything else will set the entity's resistance to overheating damage to a static value, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding HEAT_RESISTANCE trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

cold_resistance

Controls the entity's resistance to incoming freezing damage, including that from non-temperature-related sources like powder snow. Represents the percent of incoming damage to be blocked.

This attribute defaults to NaN, and ranges between 0 and 1.

Setting the attribute value to anything else will set the entity's resistance to freezing damage to a static value, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding COLD_RESISTANCE trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

heat_dampening

Controls the entity's rate of overheating. Higher values decrease overheating speed, and negative values increase the speed.

This attribute defaults to NaN, and caps out at a value of 1, but can be infinitely negative. A value of 1 prevents the player's temperature from increasing above 0.

Setting the attribute value to anything else will set the entity's overheating rate to a static value, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding HEAT_DAMPENING trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.

cold_dampening

Controls the entity's rate of freezing. Higher values decrease freezing speed, and negative values increase the speed.

This attribute defaults to NaN, and caps out at a value of 1, but can be infinitely negative. A value of 1 prevents the player's temperature from decreasing below 0.

Setting the attribute value to anything else will set the entity's freezing rate to a static value, overriding any applied TempModifiers.

Attribute modifiers can modify the entity's corresponding COLD_DAMPENING trait, even if the attribute base value is unset.