Right, I've had enough of this. Why do other people keep getting AIOOBEs from WandHelper when I've never ever had one in my dev environment, after all the testing I've done? What gives?!
I may have got a bit behind with version control. A lot behind, in fact. Maybe I'll go back and split this sometime - then again, I probably won't. But hey, at least it's here!
Switch to an EnumSet for immunities, both because it's more efficient for this purpose, and because adding immunities to an entity caused a crash, because of improperly attempting to extend an array through the asList wrapper.
- Splits all particle textures into individual files intead of sprite sheets
- Replaces arc and lightning pulse entities with particles
- Pulls particle code up to the general ParticleWizardry so behaviours such as spin can be applied to all particle types
- Renames a few ParticleBuilder methods for conciseness.
- Adds a few new particle effects to various spells and entities, with a slight tweak to EntityMagicArrow#onBlockHit to facilitate impact effects
- Replaces the old hardcoded drawing methods with a new json-based system with support for multiple inbuilt and resource pack-defined skins.
- Adds a config option for choosing the spell HUD skin, along with a custom config GUI screen allowing the user to select from a list of available skins with a preview of the currently selected skin.
- Replaces the HUD texture file with a spell_hud subfolder, containing all the necessary textures and json files for the 12 inbuilt skins.
- Adds a subtle sound effect and scroling animation when switching spells
- Reorganises the control event code into a single handler class and converts this class and the spell HUD class to static event handlers.
- Fixes the HUD position option which got broken in the previous spell HUD commit
- Adds new generic spell superclasses which aim to group spells such that duplicate code is eliminated, and functions standardised, as much as possible.
- Removes numerous spell classes which are no longer required as a result of this change, and replaces them with instances of the relevant generic spell classes.
- Changes the remaining spell classes to fit with the new system, mostly by having them extend the generic spell classes.
- Completes the transfer of particle spawning to the ParticleBuilder system.
Adds ParticleBuilder to replace the particle spawning methods in the proxies, and changes all particle spawning to use the builder except for in the spell classes, which are to be reorganised first.
- Advancements are now in JSON files, converted by the included migration script.
- WizardryAdvancementTrigger is a generic achievement trigger that can be reused throughout the code to trigger custom advancements not covered by the JSON conditions.
- Plus some other small and obvious fixes.
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