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How to install.

  1. Install Minecraft Forge.
  2. Download and install the latest stable release of ANSSRPG.
  3. Place ANSSRPG into your /mods/ folder.

How to install external configs.

  1. Have you started How To configure ANSSRPG? If so continue to step 2.
  2. If your zipped config files contains anssrpg.cfg move to step 4.
  3. Open up anssrpg.cfg (/config/anssrpg.cfg) and change B:useExternalConfig=false to B:useExternalConfig=true.
  4. Unzip into /config/.
  5. ???
  6. Play.
Please use an application like Notepad++ instead of regular Notepad, Wordpad or Word.

Commands.

/anssrpg [#] Shows a GUI associated with the number proceeding the command. #0 Experience GUI. #1 Perk GUI. #2 Status GUI.

  • /perk [list|obtain|getinfo|convertpoints|activate]
  • list [current|all]

  • current lists all perks that are currently obtained by the player. all lists all perks loaded into the game.

    • obtain [perkslug]
      Attempts to grant the calling player the perk associated with the slug.
    • getinfo [perkslug]
      Returns information about the perk.
    • covertpoints [#]
      When enabled it will convert # general experience into perk points.
    • activate [perkslug]
      Will attempt to activate the associated perk.

  • /skill

Returns information about all of your skills.

How to configure ANSSRPG.

  1. Plan out your configs before hand.
  2. Change useExternalConfig as described above.
  3. Read this Json Primer.
  4. Copy and adjust existing configs to your needs following the rules laid out below.
  • All fields need to be filled out (however you're allowed to have a value of 0 or "" where appropriate I.E. metadata, pointcost, tool).
  • Multiple skill definitions with the same name are considered compound (experience gained is shared) but they
  • Skills do not require perk definitions.
  • Block,item,entity definitions do not require skills.
  • Where a perk is present with a game object (block,item,entity), if the player fails to have it they will be unable to fulfil the action.
  • Where metadata is specified -1 can be used as a wildcard.
  • The properties field list will attempt to match all specified key, value pairs(which are regex strings.

Perk types.

  • Block.

Triggered when a player mines a block. Upon failure: Block is not mined.

  • Entity.

Triggered when a player attacks an entity. Upon failure: Entity's incoming damage is reduced to 1 and it will not drop items on death.

  • Item.

Triggered when a player attempts to craft with a vanilla crafting table or personal 2x2 crafting grid. Upon failure: Crafting GUI will close.

  • Title.

Does not have a trigger, exists only to be used as a requirement for other perks I.E. create classes.

  • Self Potion.

Triggered when activated via command, if successful will apply the associated effects. Has 4 unique fields:

  1. Effects list containing information about the potion effects id:potion id, amplifier:potion amplifier, duration:duration in ticks.
  2. Repeat, determines if the effect will run more than once.
  3. Cycle how often the effects will be applied.
  4. Max cycles (only makes sense with "repeat": true) after this is exceeded the perk will not longer repeat.

Skill types.

  • Block.

Gives experience on mining blocks.

  • Entity.

Gives experience on killing an entity(mob's including zombies,sheep etc.).

  • Item.

Gives experience when crafting an item.

Tool field.

Can be used to require skills to be preformed with a tool. Possible values:(Case sensitive)

  • Pickaxe
  • Spade
  • Sword
  • Axe
  • Hoe
  • Shears
  • Bow
  • FlintAndSteel
  • Hand
    • or "" (special case that acts as a wildcard).

Experience.

Works off the equation base*level^modifier. This is represented as the keys "mod" and "base"/