/onyxlib-mcb

A library for mc-build that implements functions from Onyx

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onyxlib-mcb

A library for mc-build that implements functions from Onyx

Usage

Simply extract onyxlib.zip from the releases tab straight into your src directory.

The library is split into 3 parts: calc_xp_points, rng, and math. See below for a list of macros that this library provides:

  • calc_xp_points - import with import ./onyxlib/calc_xp_points

    • calc_xp_points - (Usage: macro calc_xp_points <targets>. Output is stored in <player_name> onyx.xp_points.)

  • rng - import with import ./onyxlib/rng

    • rand_int - (Usage: macro rand_int min max. Both min and max are inclusive. Output is stored in $output onyx.rng.)

  • math - import with import ./onyxlib/math

    • sin - (Usage: macro sin <theta> or macro sin <player> <objective>. Output is stored in $output onyx.math.)
    • cos - (Usage: macro cos <theta> or macro cos <player> <objective>. Output is stored in $output onyx.math.)
    • tan - (Usage: macro tan <theta> or macro tan <player> <objective>. Output is stored in $output onyx.math.)
    • pow - (Usage: macro pow <player> <objective> <exponnent>. Output is stored in $output onyx.math.)
    • sqrt - (Usage: macro sqrt <value> or macro sqrt <player> <objective>. Output is stored in $output onyx.math.)
    • NOT - (Usage: macro NOT <value> or macro NOT <player> <objective>. Output is stored in $output onyx.bitwise)
    • AND - (Usage: macro AND <player> <objective> <value> or macro AND <player> <objective> <player2> <objective2>. Output is stored in $output onyx.bitwise)
    • LEFT_SHIFT - (Usage: macro LEFT_SHIFT <player> <objective> <value> or macro LEFT_SHIFT <player> <objective> <player2> <objective2>. Output is stored in $output onyx.bitwise)
    • RIGHT_SHIFT - (Usage: macro RIGHT_SHIFT <player> <objective> <value> or macro RIGHT_SHIFT <player> <objective> <player2> <objective2>. Output is stored in $output onyx.bitwise)
    • OR - (Usage: macro OR <player> <objective> <value> or macro OR <player> <objective> <player2> <objective2>. Output is stored in $output onyx.bitwise)
    • XOR - (Usage: macro XOR <player> <objective> <value> or macro XOR <player> <objective> <player2> <objective2>. Output is stored in $output onyx.bitwise)

For more information on output scale, input scale, etc., see the onyx documentation.

Credits

  • Nitro (Creator of mc-build)
  • vdvman1 (Creator of Phi, used for the RNG and bitwise modules)
  • Part Toon (Creator of the square root functions)
  • Ancientkingg and SnaveSutit (Helped me learn mc-build)