Wheel of Wacky

# Wheel of Wacky (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ModFest/art/v2/badge/svg/carnival/cozy.svg)](https://modfest.net/carnival) A mod that adds a carnival prize wheel that - when spun - has the chance to either fabulously reward or horrifically punish the player that spun the wheel in a hilarious fashion! **You do not need Sinytra Connector and Forgified Fabric API if you are playing on Fabric.** !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/JwRk761J/images/9ef74a2ddd388ebb69be750273d560993e74d1a6.gif) <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/-UctkRdo6kQ" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe> ## Obtaining a Wheel of Wacky In order to get a Wheel of Wacky for yourself, you'll have to find a "basement" structure in your world. Inside <del>Wheel Boy's dungeon prison</del> the basement you'll find a Wheel of Wacky that you can break and collect using a diamond or better pickaxe. !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/JwRk761J/images/3e181de53a079fe12fa4e8fc1d930ba3a9d5cb16.png) !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/d87b3e5ed63bc0d56c75c804302fa09d8d1389d3.png) ## Creating spells To start creating your own custom spells, you'll first have to create a data pack folder. If you don't know how to make a data pack, here is a link to a tutorial to help you get started: (https://minecraft.wiki/w/Tutorials/Creating_a_data_pack). If you haven't already, you'll want to create a `data` folder in your data pack folder. Then you'll want to a create a folder named `wacky_wheel` within your `data` folder. After which you will have to create a folder called `spell_type` in the `wacky_wheel` folder. Your file path should look like this: `<your data pack folder>/data/wacky_wheel/spell_type`. Now you'll want to create a JSON file in `<your data pack folder>/data/wacky_wheel/spell_type`. For the purpose of this example, we'll call it `free_diamond.json`. The first thing we'll want to do is give a spell a name that will be displayed to the player when they roll that spell on the wheel. ``` { "name": "Free Diamond!", } ``` We can also optionally set a specific color for the name text and add some flavor text to be displayed underneath it: ``` { "name": "Free Diamond!", "titleColor": "#ADD8E6", "flavorText": "Enjoy your free diamond :)", } ``` Next, we have to provide our spell with an item id that corresponds to an in-game item. This item will be used to represent the spell on wheel slices. ``` { "name": "Free Diamond!", "titleColor": "#ADD8E6", "flavorText": "Enjoy your free diamond :)", "itemID": "minecraft:diamond", } ``` The next field we have to define is `castingTime`, which represents the amount of time (in ticks) that it will take to cast the spell after the wheel lands on it: ``` { "name": "Free Diamond!", "titleColor": "#ADD8E6", "flavorText": "Enjoy your free diamond :)", "itemID": "minecraft:diamond", "castingTime": 60, } ``` The last step is the provide the name of .mcfunction file that will be used to provide the actual spell effect. ``` { "name": "Free Diamond!", "titleColor": "#ADD8E6", "flavorText": "Enjoy your free diamond :)", "itemID": "minecraft:diamond", "castingTime": 60, "onCastFunction": "give_diamond" } ``` Of course, we'll actually have a create a .mcfunction file named `give_diamond.mcfunction` in `<your data pack folder>/data/wacky_wheel/functions`. ``` give @s diamond ``` Keep in mind that the `onCastFunction` by default will target the player who initially spun the wheel. To test our new command, enter the /wheel free_diamond command into chat and receive your free diamond. ### Spell JSON Properties `name`: The name of the spell. `titleColor` (Optional) : Color of the name text/title. `flavorText` (Optional): Additional information that appears underneath the spell's name. `flavorTextColor` (Optional): Color of the flavor text subtitle. `itemID`: ID of the item used to represent the spell on the wacky wheel. `castingTime`: Time in ticks that it takes to cast the spell. `onCastFunction`: Name of the .mcfunction file that executes to create the spell effect. `executeOnCastFunctionAtPlayer` (Optional): Set to true to execute onCastFunction AT player instead of AS player. `duration` (Optional): Time in ticks that the spell lasts. `onTickFunction` (Optional): Name of the .mcfunction that executes every tick that the spell lasts. `executeOnTickFunctionAtPlayer` (Optional): Set to true to execute onTickFunction AT player instead of as player. `onEndFunction` (Optional) : Name of the .mcfunction file that executes when the spell ends. `executeOnEndFunctionAtPlayer` (Optional): Set to true to execute onEndFunct