Data Packs Server Utility

Data Utilities

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Minecraft 1.16
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Astrune
Lvl 65High Grandmaster Programmer
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This is quite a simple, yet useful data pack for those who create data packs. It adds a few commands that allow you to quickly access numerical values associated with potions, biomes, etc. Theres also a few other commands that make coding data packs while playing minecraft easier because you no longer have to go to the wiki and search for the "Formatting Codes" page for example.

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Commands
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/function du:cc - clears all online players chats
/function du:clear_debuffs - clears all debuffs from yourself
/function du:heal - clears all debuffs from yourself and fully restores health and saturation
/function du:list/biomes - lists all biomes and their numerical id
/function du:list/code_formats - lists all color code formats for use in server files
/function du:list/debug_keycodes - lists the most useful debug keycodes
/function du:list/potion_ids - lists the name and numerical value of all status effects
/function du:reset_xp - resets experience levels and points to 0

Random Number Generator
All generated numbers are whole numbers and apply to the "r" score of the target who executed the command
/function rng:0-1 - picks a random number for the selected target between 0 and 1
/function rng:1-3 - picks a random number for the selected target between 1 and 3
/function rng:1-4 - picks a random number for the selected target between 1 and 4
/function rng:1-100 - picks a random number for the selected target between 1 and 100
/function rng:1-1200 - picks a random number for the selected target between 1 and 1200
/function rng:custom - picks a random number for the selected target between 1 and their "rmax" score

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