EmakiAttribute v4.1.0

Vanilla damage takeover, combat debug system, scaling curves, and attribute contribution API.

✨ New Features

Vanilla Damage Takeover

A new configuration option lets you control whether EmakiAttribute fully takes over vanilla damage calculation, giving you complete control over how damage is computed in your server.

Perfect Takeover Coordinator

A new coordination mechanism ensures smooth integration between EmakiAttribute's damage calculation and vanilla Minecraft damage events, preventing conflicts and double-calculations.

Combat Debug System

A new combat debug handler and listener allow server admins to trace damage calculations step by step — invaluable for debugging complex combat mechanics and ensuring everything works as expected.

Damage Calculation Cache

A new caching service reduces redundant damage calculations, improving combat performance especially in high-frequency combat scenarios.

Scaling Curve Configuration

Customizable attribute scaling curves allow you to define how attribute values grow — linear, exponential, logarithmic, or any custom curve you need for balanced stat progression.

Attribute Contribution API

A new API interface allows other plugins to register custom attribute sources, enabling cross-plugin attribute bonuses and integrations.

Web Console Integration

EmakiAttribute is now accessible through the built-in Web management console, allowing you to edit attribute configurations and damage types directly in your browser.

♻️ Improvements

• The damage handling system has been refactored, splitting the original monolithic listener into a dedicated combat damage listener for cleaner, more maintainable code.
• Lore format templates have been updated and optimized.
• The attribute snapshot collector has been optimized for better performance.
• The attribute API has been extracted to a separate module for cross-plugin reference.
• Language files have been significantly expanded with new translations.