Pet Configuration

Directories Configuration

Nodes

id

A unique identifier for each pet.

pet:
  id: test // [!code highlight]

default

Defines default initial attributes and settings.

pet:
  default: 
    exp: 30 // [!code highlight]
    level: 66 // [!code highlight]
    attribute:
      ...

attribute

Defines default values for attributes.

pet:
  default:
    attribute: 
      health: 20.22 // [!code highlight]
      speed: 2.0 // [!code highlight]
      attack: 0.3 // [!code highlight]
      hook: 
        ...

hook

The attribute system storage is a flexible data management method that stores and retrieves various attributes of pets using a key-value pair format.

This storage method functions similarly to a simple database, where the key represents the name of the attribute, and the value is the specific value or state of that attribute.

It can be used as a storage system or as an attribute system (driver required).

pet:
  default:
      hook: 
        - key: key1 // [!code highlight]
          value: value1 // [!code highlight]
        - type: ATTRIBUTE_PLUS // [!code highlight]
          key: key2 // [!code highlight]
          value: value2 // [!code highlight]

entityType

The type of entity, with a default value of PIG.

pet:
  entityType: PIG // [!code highlight]

addon

Addons are additional components that can be attached to pets, providing extra features like holographic displays or making the pet invincible.

pet:
  addon: 
    - type: NAME // [!code highlight]
      select: ADYESHACH // [!code highlight]
      height: 2.0 // [!code highlight]
      lines: 
        - "{{pet name}}"
        - "Lv.{{pet level}}"
    - type: INVINCIBLE // [!code highlight]
      select: PLAYER // [!code highlight]

Invincibility

pet:
  addon:
    - type: INVINCIBLE // [!code highlight]
      select: PLAYER // [!code highlight]

Holographic Display

pet:
  addon:
    - type: NAME // [!code highlight]
      select: ADYESHACH // [!code highlight]
      height: 2.0 // [!code highlight]
      lines: 
        - "{{pet name}}"
        - "Lv.{{pet level}}"

action

pet:
  action: 
    - id: attack // [!code highlight]
      priority: 11 // [!code highlight]
    - id: walk // [!code highlight]
      priority: 10 // [!code highlight]
    - id: lookowner
      priority: 9

Built-in Behaviors

Custom behaviors can be defined through configuration files or developed using an API, identified by their IDs.

Behavior configuration files are located in: imiPetCore/action/...

The default behavior configuration includes an example, lookowner, which makes the pet occasionally look at its owner.

model

Allows you to choose different model providers and define the model behavior for pets.

You can customize the appearance and animations of pets using model providers such as MODEL_ENGINE or COMMON.

pet:
  model: 
    select: MODEL_ENGINE // [!code highlight]
    id: hour // [!code highlight]
    state: 
      - ...

state

Defines how the model behaves in different scenarios, such as when the pet attacks or follows its owner.

Each state can be customized with parameters like lerpin, lerpout, and speed.

pet:
  model:
    state: 
      - id: attack // [!code highlight]
        lerpin: 0 // [!code highlight]
        lerpout: 1 // [!code highlight]
        speed: 1.0 // [!code highlight]
      - id: lookowner
        lerpin: 0
        lerpout: 1
        speed: 1.0

skill

Defines the default values for pet skills.

pet:
  skill: 
    number: 3 // [!code highlight]

icon

Used to define how the pet is displayed in the interface, including item material, name, description, and custom model data.

This configuration allows for the specific information about the pet to be displayed in menus and interfaces.

pet:
  icon: 
    material: APPLE // [!code highlight]
    name: "&f"
    lore: 
      - "     &fName: &8{{pet name}}"
      - ""
    modelData: 12 // [!code highlight]

Variable Support

The icon configuration supports Kether statements, allowing dynamic variables to be embedded in the form of {{ kether }}.

For example:

• {{pet name}} represents the pet's name.
• {{pet level}} represents the pet's level.

By using these dynamic variables, the icon descriptions can be made more personalized and updated in real-time.