die@random

die@random

A datapack for Minecraft that randomly kills players & more!
Currently supports Minecraft versions from 1.20.2 to 26.2

⚙️ Customisation

☠️ Odds for dying

You can adjust the chances for dying each tick using /data modify storage dieatrandom:config odds set value <number>
The default value is 10000

NOTE:
The odds are 1/<number>, so the default is equal to 1/10000

IMPORTANT:
Make sure your number is an integer, e.g. 2500

🎯 Target selector

You can adjust the target selector using /data modify storage dieatrandom:config selector set value <selector>
The default value is "@a"

NOTE:
To read about target selectors, check out the Minecraft Wiki

IMPORTANT:
Make sure your selector is a string, e.g. "@e[type=minecraft:player]"

🛠️ Advanced usage

💾 Presets

You can apply a configuration preset using /function dieatrandom:load_preset with storage dieatrandom:presets <preset_name>
The default value is "default"

NOTE:
The pack only comes with the default preset; to create a new preset from your current settings use the command /data modify storage dieatrandom:presets <preset_name> set from storage dieatrandom:config

IMPORTANT:
Make sure your preset name is a string, e.g. "everything"

🚩 Flags

The pack features hidden flags that can be used to control some aspects of the pack. They can be enabled using /data modify storage dieatrandom:status <flag> set value true
Flags have no default value
Currently available flags and their functions are:

• locked - Prevents dieatrandom:reset from running
• deactivated - Prevents dieatrandom:tick from running

NOTE:
To disable a flag you must remove it using /data remove storage dieatrandom:status <flag>

IMPORTANT:
Assigning any value to a flag will cause it to be enabled

📝 Notes

• To clear the scoreboard, you can use the function dieatrandom:clear_scoreboard
• To restore the default settings, you can use the function dieatrandom:reset
• If a custom selector is not working, check that any double quotes " in the middle of the selector are escaped like so \"