Adds Wemmbu's "stabshot" and "nukeshot" orbital strike cannons from the Unstable SMP into the game
For The Datapack -
To get the stabshot, run the command: /function nuke:give/stabshot
To get the nukeshot, run the command: /function nuke:give/nukeshot
To get a shulker full of both, run the command: /function nuke:give/shulker_of_explosives
To get the wolfshot, run the command: /function nuke:give/wolfshot
To get a shulker full of wolfshots, run the command: /function nuke:give/shulker_of_wolfs
To get the enderpearl stasis rod, run the command: /function nuke:give/pearl_stasis
and you will then be prompted to set the stasis coords
For The Plugin -
To get the stabshot, run the command: /give_stabshot
To get the nukeshot, run the command: /give_nukeshot
To get a shulker full of both, run the command: /give_shulker
You'll need to be opperator permissions to use these commands
Gameplay - outdated
Datapack Installation Guide
Singleplayer (Existing World)
Download the datapack .zip folder.
Open Minecraft and navigate to your Singleplayer world list.
Select the world you want to add it to, click Edit, and then click Open World Folder.
Find and open the datapacks folder.
Move or paste the downloaded .zip file into this folder (you do not need to unzip it).
Singleplayer (New World)
Download the datapack .zip folder.
In Minecraft, go to Singleplayer and click Create New World.
Navigate to the More tab at the top of the screen and click Data Packs.
Drag and drop the downloaded .zip file directly into the Minecraft window, then click Yes to confirm.
Hover over the datapack in the "Available" column and click the arrow to move it to the "Selected" column.
Click Done and finish creating your world.
Multiplayer (Server)
Download the datapack .zip file.
Access your server files through your server host's web panel.
Open your main world folder (usually named world, depending on your server settings).
Open the datapacks folder.
Upload the .zip file into the datapacks folder.
Restart your server, or type /reload to load the datapack.
