Yet Another Slugcat Origin

## Yet Another Slugcat Origin…s
This origin pack contains… eight, yet one origin. To select your experience, you must first select the Slugcat origin, then choose your sub-origin. These origins are each balanced differently, but all share the following traits.

### Common Traits
– Slugcats move faster, jump faster, fall faster, and all can hold shift to charge up a pounce-jump. (This does not eliminate fall damage.)
– Slugcats are predators- they can use sticks as weapons, throwing them with plenty of force, and pinning enemies in place for a short while.
– Slugcats are prey- they do not feel safe enough to rest without a roof over their head, and must have a full enough belly to hibernate.
– Slugcats are small- they are at most just over a block and a quarter tall, letting them wriggle into small spaces, but not letting them run in small tunnels.
– Slugcats are fragile- they only have around 6 hearts.
– Slugcats are hungry- their active metabolism means they always want to eat something, even if they’re not doing anything in particular.
– Slugcats are crafty- despite their small size, they can almost always find a handhold, letting them scramble up a few blocks.
– Slugcats fear the crushing rain. Getting caught in the rain is a death sentence- if you cannot find shelter in time, you may find yourself suffocating. Fortunately, you’ll receive a warning that it’s about to rain, letting you dash to shelter… hopefully.
– Slugcats cannot deal with the cold that well, and will eventually freeze.

Additionally, (almost) every variant has some additional traits to aid in their own survival.
### The Survivor
…I immediately prove myself wrong. The Survivor is the “standard” play mode, with no extra bells or whistles.

### The Monk
– [+] The Monk takes less damage than any other slugcat.
– [+] The Monk does not require being full to hibernate.
– [+] The Monk is slightly stealthier than other slugcats.
– [-] The Monk is a vegetarian.
– [-] The Monk deals less damage with its spears than any other slugcat.

### The Hunter
– [+] The Hunter deals more damage with its spears than the Survivor and Monk.
– [-] The Hunter is a carnivore.

(Before you ask, yes, I do plan to revisit this and add a *little* more to this particular variant…)

### The Gourmand
– [+] The Gourmand deals far more damage with its spears than any other slugcat.
– [+] While it has enough food in its stomach, the Gourmand can be very strong indeed.
– [+] The Gourmand can spit up items at the cost of some of its stomach contents.
– [+] The Gourmand can use its weight to deal damage in an area around itself when jumping from a higher elevation, eliminating fall damage.
– [-] The Gourmand is very, very hungry, and needs even more food in its stomach to sleep comfortably.
– [-] If it’s too hungry, the Gourmand is very tired; and very slow as a result.

### The Artificer
– [+] The Artificer is immune to explosives, and Creepers ignore her.
– [+] The Artificer can blast herself forward and up while in the air.
– [+] The Artificer can craft TNT for cheap.
– [+] The Artificer’s spears blow up after a short delay.
– [+] The Artificer deals more damage with unarmed strikes.
– [+] The Artificer is slightly resistant to the cold.
– [=] The Artificer can blow herself up on command. This can destroy items.
– [-] The Artificer cannot hold her breath very well.
– [-] Villagers dislike her, and iron constructs automatically attack her.
– [-] The Artificer explodes upon dying, potentially destroying your dropped items.

### The Rivulet
– [+] The Rivulet is *much* faster than even the other slugcats.
– [+] The Rivulet can hold its breath twice as long as normal players (accounts for Respiration!)
– [+] The Rivulet can jump quite high! (Toggleable.)
– [-] Any Rivulets on the world will cause there to be rain far more often than normal.
Additionally, any player on the world can craft a certain item to enhance these abilities- for the Rivulet, or themselves.

### The Spearmaster
– [+] The Spearmaster can generate spears from its tail. It can use these so-called needles to feed.
– [+] The Spearmaster is slightly slimmer and stealthier than other slugcats.
– [-] Unfortunately, it lacks a mouth to eat with- or drink with. The Spearmaster cannot consume normal foods, eat cake, drink potions, or drink milk.
– [-] Needles will decay over time, preventing you from using them to feed.

### The Saint
– [+] The Saint has a long tongue that it can use to grapple onto blocks.
– [+] The Saint is far more resistant to the cold than its brethren.
– [+] There’s something more to this variant… Explore the world and meet the rippling Echos of the past.
– [-] The Saint is even more fragile than other slugcats, having only five hearts.
– [-] A pacifist at heart, you deal a full heart less damage, and cannot throw spears at all.

### The Attuned
– You know exactly what this can do. 🙂

Yanza’s End City Overhaul

## **End City Overhaul**

The End City was added more than 8 years ago, yet since its addition it did not receive many updates. This datapack fixes that, fully reworking the structure with 20 new types of rooms, while keeping the simple vanilla style. _The size and the rarity of End Cities remain the same_.

### Structure of the updated End City:

#### Houses
The houses have a variety of sizes and interiors and may contain chests with treasures, barrels with supplies(such as food, arrows, wood or bundles), ender-chests or brewing stands with useful potions! However, getting these rewards won’t be easy as they are guarded by increased number of shulkers and updated arena designs: rooms are bigger and more open than in vanilla. Small houses are still present, but they usually appear in places where a bigger house wouldn’t fit.

#### Bridges
The bridges between the houses are updated as well, now they can have crossroads and they can connect to houses from different sides rather than always from the front side.

#### Ship
Just like in vanilla, a city has 50% chance to spawn with a ship, containing an Elytra. The ship is updated as well, it now includes a barrel with fireworks and phantom membranes. Also has a bit more shulkers.

### Compatibility and technical information

Due to a vanilla bug(which is already fixed in 1.21.4) with dimensional padding not working properly, an End City may spawn at the bottom of the void, resulting in it generating as a single house.

Since this datapack overrides vanilla’s “minecraft:end_city” structure file, other mods that override it will not be fully compatible.

#### Endercon
Since Endercon affects End Cities’ generation, putting this datapack above Endercon in the datapack list will update structure of the Cities, but keep the Endercon’s unique placement parameters.

YAML

Yet Another Math Library is a math library (wow so unexpected) specifically designed for speed.

Documentation can be found [HERE](https://github.com/averagebagelenjoyer/YAML/wiki/Documentation).

YAMB – SmallAnt Lockout Port

This is a datapack that ports over 200 objectives from SmallAnt’s Lockout mod into Yet Another Bingo. Just drop the datapack into the server’s world folder and you’re good to go!

To use the objectives, type `/bingo filter +smallant` or look for “SmallAnt Default” under Difficulty>Customize>Filter on the lobby menu.

Recommended Bingo Settings:

There is a resource pack available as well, recommended for use by vanilla clients not using the mod. It simply adds the icons to the bingo board.

RESOURCE PACK IS FOR VANILLA ONLY, IT WILL HAVE NO EFFECT ON MODDED CLIENTS

# Resource Pack Examples
Without Resource Pack:


With Resource Pack:


YAHHS

# Another health system

It’s a small datapack that changes the player’s life constantly

Every 5 deaths you have you will lose 1 health point (½ heart)

But if you eat a Recovery Heart, you will recover 1 health point up to your max health! (10 Hearts in v1 / 12 hearts in v2)


To change the base life use the next command (values ​​must be between 1-24) and /reload

“`
/scoreboard players set PdV
“`

Yet Another Elf Origin

Oh, hey. You there. Looking for elf-y stuff, huh? But don’t want anything overly complicated? You’re not too practiced at the mining and crafting, but still want a fun time with friends? I’ve got you covered, kiddo. Don’t worry.

# Yet Another Elf Origin
Don’t be driven off by the name! This was a labor of love towards my fellow, newer miners and crafters. This origin is **intentionally unbalanced, in a way biased towards the Elf player.** It is designed for players who are not exactly confident in their skills, and to help them keep up with their friends of different skill levels.

## Powers
Let’s get into why you’re actually here- what makes this origin unique?
– [+] As an Elf, you are a pacifist. It’s not that you can’t *hurt* things, but killing creatures- especially innocent creatures- incurs a bit of karma. On the flip side, though, living in harmony with nature will grant you boons!
– [+] You have a slightly higher jump, which gets boosted even higher in Forest biomes.
– [+] You’ve got a permanent speed bonus.
– [+] You do not take fall damage.
– [+] Your fairy wings let you glide with ease!
– [+] When sneaking in a Forest biome, you turn fully invisible!
– [+] You deal more damage with bows.
– [+] Hitting your target with an arrow will return the arrow to your inventory. If you miss, you still need to go pick it up.
– [+] You have 50% more health than normal players.
– [-] You are vegetarian.
– [-] As stated, your pacifism incurs penalties when one kills for no reason.
– [-] Iron weapons and tools deals far more damage to you, and you cannot bear to wear iron or chainmail.

## How does the Pacifism mechanic work?
It’s quite simple- over time, you gain karma. However, upon killing a mob or player, you lose karma- and depending on what alignment the creature has, you may lose more or less karma.
As long as you have about 3/4ths of your karma, you won’t suffer any ill effects, and if you’re in the top part of your karma bar, you’ll gain regeneration.
Beyond the 3/4th point, however, you’re slowed. Beyond halfway, you’re slowed further, and you gain weakness. If you continue to kill after that, you gradually gain mining fatigue, nausea, blindness, and may even wither away.

Hostile mobs, such as zombies, skeletons, spiders and creepers incur very little penalty- you *are* defending yourself, after all.
Sentient hostiles, such as witches, pillagers, and piglin brutes incur a little more of a penalty, though not much more.
Neutral mobs, such as goats, wolves, polar bears, and zombie piglins incur a bit more of a penalty than that.
Passive mobs, such as most animals, are a bit more than *that*, then sentient neutrals such as endermen, iron golems, and piglins, then sentient passive mobs and pets… you get the idea.
The only deviations from this formula are bosses, which drain a significant amount of your karma, and other players, which drain _all_ of your karma immediately.

This datapack, alongside the optional dependencies, supports [BetterAnimalsPlus](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/betteranimalsplus) right out of the box. Feel free to suggest new mods to support over on the Issue Tracker!

Y2K4’s Data Pack

### A collection of all my data pack creations.
More features to be added in the future!

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Hide In Grass

# Hide In Grass
You can become invisible as long as you stand in tall grass, even tall flowers can be used!
Suitable for some small games. 🙂
(This is my practice project while learning DataPack, so it’s a bit rough)

Enchantment Upgrade

# Enchantment Upgrade
I have raised the maximum level of most enchantments in Minecraft to 255! But due to a bug, a balancing feature emerged: only enchanting books can be combined for upgrading.
You can also pair it with the [this]([https://modrinth.com/mod/noexpensive](https://modrinth.com/datapack/too-expensive-removed)) mod.
## Goal
– Fix so that only enchanted books can be used to upgrade levels
– …

xzutils

# XZUtils

XZUtils is a library designed to aid datapack developmnent in niche ways.

### Functions