Cold Sweat 2.4-b03a

2.4-b03a

Entities can now be configured to be affected by temperature
! This mechanic is experimental and disabled by default. It can be enabled in entity.toml
- Configured animals will heat up and cool down, and can die from overheating/freezing
- Default entities are pigs, cows, sheep, chickens, goats, horses, donkeys, mules, and llamas
- Each of these entities are also best suited for different climates
- Entities in an uninhabitable climate will emit hot or cold "angry" particles
- Entity temperature uses a heavily simplified version of the player temperature system
- This should be fine in most scenarios, but the option is present to enable more robust measurements
- This is disabled by default, as it is less performant
- Configurable via TOML, JSON, and KubeJS
Soul stalks now have an initial "bud" stage when placed
- This is a small, 1-block-tall stage that will grow into a full stalk
Glowstone can now be used to "bonemeal" soul stalks (#cold_sweat:grows_soul_stalk)
- It can also be applied by a dispenser
The boiler now only lights up when it is performing a fuel-draining task:
- Heating waterskins
- Purifying drinkable items (with Thirst Was Taken)
- Warming a room with a smokestack
Soul stalks now grow twice as fast, and bear soul sprouts 60% more often
Added setting to toggle the new animated model for the soulspring lamp
Added support for Soul Fire'd:
- When an entity is burning from soul fire, it will now emit cold
- This is an entity_temp defined via JSON
Soul fire now deals contact damage (like normal fire)
Naturally-generated igloos are no longer warmer inside
Updated the effect icon for ice resistance

Fixes:

(1.18, 1.19) Fixed Thirst Was Taken support not being enabled when the mod is installed
Fixed the boiler not draining fuel when warming waterskins or purifying drinkable items
Fixed chunkloading deadlock when scanning for temperature-affecting structures in some cases
Fixed Just Enough Effect Descriptions recipes not showing the icebox and boiler as sources of frigidness and warmth
Fixed some of the settings in the Temperature Effects tab not being marked as clientside when they should be

Technical Changes:

The list of "required_mods" in JSON configs is now a negatable list
Changed how the GatherDefaultTempModifiers event works:
- Name changed to DefaultTempModifiersEvent
- Now fired for all temperature traits simultaneously instead of a separate event for each trait
- Now uses a Map<Trait, List<TempModifier>> for collecting modifiers
- Methods for adding/removing modifiers must now specify the trait to apply to
- The old version of the event still functions, but is deprecated and will be deleted in a future release
A single modifier instance can now be added to multiple traits on an entity
- This single instance will be preserved when saving & loading the entity
- getLastInput() and getLastOutput() are now stored per-trait, and now take in a Trait argument
- Added getFunction() method to TempModifier, which also takes in a Trait argument
Added tick() method to TempModifier
- Naturally, this method is called every tick
- This can be used to handle central calculations that aren't tied to any specific trait
The player's body temperature equalization rate is no longer halved when temperature modifiers are applied to it
- For some custom temperature modifiers applied to the CORE trait, this means their rate might need to be increased
Removed Temperature#getTemperatureAt(), since it was moved to WorldHelper in 2.3.10
WorldHelper#getRoughTemperatureAt() now uses a less accurate but more performant method of getting the temperature
- Now accepts flags as a 3rd argument. 1 = use more accurate temperature, 2 = force update (forces a new calculation)
- The "more accurate" system is the old system, which is generally still less precise and more performant than getTemperatureAt()
Block requirements now accept a list of enum properties when checking block state (i.e. "type": ["top", "bottom"])
Added convert() method to KubeJS (mirror of the method from the Temperature class)

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