# Item Configs
## Insulation Items
`/item/insulator/`
Insulation items are the most advanced config settings in Cold Sweat. This system allows for insulation items to add attribute modifiers to the entity, and can have a condition that the wearing entity must match for the insulation to be active.
### Format
First, insulation items have a few unique data structures of their own:
#### Slot Type
There are 3 insulation slot types that determine how the insulation item is used:
* `item` : A normal insulation item that is applied to armor
* `armor` : An armor item that provides insulation directly when worn
* `curio` : Exclusive to items that can be worn as curios via the Curios mod
The slot type is simply represented by a string, i.e. `"slot": "armor"`
#### Insulation Type
There are also the 2 insulation types:
* `static` : Provides a static amount of heat and cold insulation when worn
* `adaptive` : Adapts to the player's environment to provide a varying amount of hot and cold insulation, like chameleon molt.
The formats for each type look like so:
For static insulation items:
```json
"insulation": {
"hot": 6,
"cold": 4
}
```
For adaptive insulation items:
```json
"insulation": {
"value": 6,
"adapt_speed": 0.01
}
```
`adapt_speed` sets the amount that the item adapts every tick. Adaptation ranges between -1 (fully cold) and 1 (fully hot).
#### Attribute Modifiers
Attribute modifiers are added to insulation items like so:
```json
"attributes": {
// The attribute to apply modifier(s) to
"cold_sweat:heat_resistance":
[
{
// The name of the modifier. Can be anything in 1.20 and below
// In 1.21+, this has to be in ID format (i.e. mymod:super_awesome_modifier)
"name": "super awesome modifier",
"amount": 0.25,
"operation": "addition"
},
{
"name": "even better one",
"amount": 0.5,
"operation": "addition"
}
]
"generic.max_health":
[
{
"name": "increase health",
"amount": 2,
"operation": "multiply_base"
}
]
}
```
**Operation Types:**
* **1.20-** \
`add`, `multiply_base`, `multiply_total`
* **1.21+**\
`add_value`, `add_multiplied_base`, `add_multiplied_total`
For more info on how attribute modifiers work, see the Minecraft wiki.
#### Final Example
Given all of this information, we can take a look at an example insulation item:
{
// A list of mods that must be loaded for this insulation item to be registered.
// Useful for adding inter-mod compat that would break if one mod isn't loaded
"required_mods": [
"thirst",
"sereneseasons"
],
// This item gives insulation when worn directly
"type": "armor",
// The insulation this item provides
"insulation": {
"heat": 6,
"cold": 4
},
// An item requirement (see Datapack Basics)
"item": {
// A list of items that will have this insulation.
// Also accepts tags (prefixed with #)
"items": [
"minecraft:iron_chestplate",
"#forge:armors/helmets"
],
"enchantments": [
{
"enchantment": "minecraft:protection",
"levels": {
"min": 1,
"max": 2
}
}
]
},
// The predicate that the wearing entity must pass for the insulation to work
// An entity requirement (see Datapack Basics)
"entity": {
"stepping_on": {
"block": {
"blocks": [
"minecraft:iron_block"
]
}
},
"equipment": {
"mainhand": {
"items": [
"minecraft:stick"
]
}
}
},
// Attribute modifiers that are applied to the entity when the item is worn
// For a list of Cold Sweat attributes, see Attributes
"attributes": {
"generic.movement_speed": [
{
"name": "super speed",
"amount": 0.3,
"operation": "addition"
}
]
},
// Provide protection against certain TempModifiers, reducing their effectiveness
// A value of 1.0 is full protection
// See List of TempModifiers
"immune_temp_modifiers": {
"cold_sweat:blocks": 0.5,
"sereneseasons:season": 1.0
}
}
The above example does the following:
* Checks if both Thirst Was Taken and Create are loaded
* Gives 6 heat insulation and 4 cold insulation when worn in armor slots
* Applies to the iron chestplate, or any helmet, that is enchanted with protection 1 or 2
* Only works if the entity is standing on an iron block and holding a stick
* Increases the player's walking speed by 0.3 blocks per tick when worn
* Reduces block temperature effects by 50% and season temperature effects by 100%
## Fuel Items
`/item/fuel/`
Fuel items apply to the icebox, boiler, hearth, and soulspring lamp. They do not currently have extra functionality over what is achievable through normal configs.
### Format
The format for fuel items is as follows:
{
// This fuel item is for the hearth
"type": "hearth",
// Negative values indicate cold fuel (hearth only)
"fuel": -100,
// Items to be assigned this fuel value
// An item requirement (see Datapack Basics)
"item": {
"items": [
"minecraft:slimeball"
]
}
}
## Food Items
`/item/food/`
Food items change the entity's body temperature when eaten. They support item requirements and entity requirements (for the entity eating the item).
### Format
{
"required_mods": [
"aether"
],
// An item requirement (see Datapack Basics)
"item": {
"items": [
"minecraft:carrot",
"#minecraft:piglin_food"
]
},
// Positive values increase temperature, negative values decrease
"value": 20,
// The entity must be in the overworld for this food to change its temperature
// An entity requirement (see Datapack Basics)
"entity": {
"location": {
"dimension": "minecraft:overworld"
}
}
}
## Item Temperature
`/item/item_temp/`
Items can be configured to affect the player's temperature when being carried in their inventory. This system can check any inventory slots, including armor slots and [curios](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/curios).
### Format
{
"required_mods": [
"twilightforest"
],
// An item requirement that the item must meet to emit temperature
"item": {
"items": [
"minecraft:lava_bucket"
]
},
// slot name, or range of slot IDs
// Slot names: hand, hotbar, inventory, curio, feet, legs, chest, head
"slots": [
"hand",
"hotbar",
// top row of inventory
{
"min": 9,
"max": 17
},
27 // bottom-left slot of inventory
],
// The temperature of the item
"temperature": 0.5,
// The temperature trait that this item will apply to (see Attributes)
"trait": "world",
// Limits the temperature change this item can cause, even when stacking
"max_effect": 4,
// An entity requirement that the entity must meet to be affected
"entity": {}
}
## Drying Items
`/item/drying_item/`
"Drying items" are items that can be used to dry the player off when right-clicked.
### Format
```json
{
"required_mods": [
// nothing!
],
// An item requirement that the item must meet to be usable
"item": {
"items": [
"minecraft:sponge"
]
},
// An item stack
"result": {
"id": "minecraft:wet_sponge",
"tag": {
"Display": {
"Name": "{\"text\":\"I Am a Wet Sponge\",\"color\":\"blue\"}"
}
}
},
// An entity requirement that the entity must meet in order to use the item
"entity": {
"entities": [
"minecraft:player"
]
},
// Sound that is played upon using the item
"sound": "minecraft:block.wet_grass.step"
}
```
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