This Library adds a few functions that will make it very easy to deal custom damage.
You only need to change the following settings that you need in the data storage `dynamic_damage:config Settings` and then use the command
`function dynamic_damage:damage_executer` to deal the damage.



If you don't want to use the build-in settings storage, you can create your own with the settings you need.
This time, when calling the function, use:
`function dynamic_damage:damage_from_storage with <storage>`
or you can directly call the different function versions:
`function dynamic_damage:dmg_functions/<default/positioned/source/source_displaced> with <storage>`



Current Settings:

- function what version of the damage function is used.*
/\!!!Not needed if you use `function dynamic_damage:damage_executer`!!!/\
-default: just damage with target and damage type.*
-positioned: like default but with coordinates where the damage comes from.
-source: like default but with a source target selector.
-source_displaced: like source but with a target selector to change the source position.
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- storage | the data storage the function should get the data for the damage command.
/\!!!Not needed if you use `function dynamic_damage:damage_executer`!!!/\
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- storage_nbt | the path to the compount in the selected data storage. If there is none, put a space here.
/\!!!Not needed if you use `function dynamic_damage:damage_executer`!!!/\
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- target | any selector, even stuff like `@e[​type=husk,tag=jeff,distance=..30,limit=10]` works)
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- dmg | the damage amount you want to deal
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- cause | a damage type. If you don't want any special damage type, use generic
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- x | x coordinates for the positioned function version
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- y | y coordinates for the positioned function version
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- z | z coordinates for the positioned function version
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- source | a source entity, for the source function version
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- source_displacement | another entity, to act from as the source entity




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