This is a fork of Levels, the underlying code is almost completely different as I abstracted most of the logic into a common package, this allows this version to be:
- Fully configurable (the cfg file now has way more entries, you can configure for instance how long "Fire" lasts or how much "Absorbs" takes, and their max levels)
- Easily implemented in other platforms (Right now supports Bukkit, Forge and Fabric)
- Possibly allow sub mods to define their own attributes and register them, thanks to a registry instead of enums
- Allow more or less than 3 levels, without being limited (eg: Soulbound in the past had 3 levels which behaved the exact same way, this has been fixed)
- Better support for displaying upgrade summary (before each level had a custom description, now it has a placeholder for the value calculated based on the level)
- Safer network implementation (old version could allow you to send fake packets and upgrade stuff without the necessary tokens and more)
Since people have given me a lotta shit about the license and other stuff - lemme spell out what is going on.
The port of Levels 2 which was floating around ported the mod illegally (by GPL's standards). I removed it because it was a shitty version of Levels 2 and apparently had several bugs and issues. I've been on and off trying to update Levels 3, but I'm also trying to cut back how much time I'm spending modding (with work and school), and with LSC taking up a lot of time, I don't have much time to work on Levels 3 - if anyone wants to take over the mod, send me a message please. I'd be interested in handing the project off to someone else.
A small, Minecraft mod focused around the aspect of weapon and armor leveling.
To view the source code, navigate between the desired branches, and the source will be viewable there. The master branch of this project is simply just used for information and miscellaneous mod-wide files.
Levels is an innovative mod, centered around the concept of leveling systems, combined with adding many new features to the combat system within Minecraft. With Levels, you will be able to level up all of your weapons, swords and axes, along with tools and armor. On top of this, enemies will also become leveled, giving the option of a more challenging experience.
Through all of these additions, Levels strives to create a unique system in which allows your weapons to become fully customizable and insanely powerful. On top of that, we are striving to create something highly adaptable, in other words, compatible with almost every other mod that adds weapons, tools, armors, and even monsters.
A wiki implementation will be added here soon, for further information.
At the base of the mod, Levels implements a rarity system. This system essentially determines how powerful the base stats of the item or monster are, with higher rarities being more powerful, while being much more rare. On top of this, items will also be able to gain experience, earn levels, and unlock powerful abilities for you to explore and use.
Perhaps you are interested in getting the most up to date version of the mod possible, or are interested in modifying the mod to fit your own standards, here are some basic instructions for getting started.
- Setup: Download the source and run
gradlew [setupDecompWorkspace|setupDevWorkspace] [eclipse|idea] - Build: Download the source and run
gradlew build
Distributing a customized version of Levels publicly is forbidden. You may, however, use your customized version and share it with friends privately. You also may not distribute a compiled version of the mod yourself either. If you have any questions regarding this, just let me know.
Please follow this format, even if loosely, when reporting issues. This just saves myself time asking you questions about what version you are running and things like that.
- Minecraft Version
- Forge Version
- Levels Version
- xLib Version (if appropriate)
- Other mods possibly involved
- Crash Reports and Logs (if applicable)
- Steps to reproduce
All official downloads can be found via CurseForge. Levels is also dependent on xLib. Make sure you have the right version installed!