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...e>Items#LINGERING_POTION</code>, and <code>Items#TIPPED_ARROW</code>. Like effects, potions need to be [[Registration/1.16|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects/1.16|Category:Game Effects]]

...ems#LINGERING_POTION</code>, and <code>Items#TIPPED_ARROW</code>. Like mob effects, potions need to be [[Registration/1.17|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects/1.17|Category:Game Effects]]

...ems#LINGERING_POTION</code>, and <code>Items#TIPPED_ARROW</code>. Like mob effects, potions need to be [[Registration/1.18|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects/1.18|Category:Game Effects]]

...de> adds an attribute modifier that affects the movement speed while <code>Effects#WITHER</code> attacks the entity from a <code>DamageSource</code> whenever Effects need to be [[Registration/1.16|registered]].

Mob Effects need to be [[Registration/1.18|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects/1.18|Category:Game Effects]]

Mob Effects need to be [[Registration/1.17|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects/1.17|Category:Game Effects]]

...ems#LINGERING_POTION</code>, and <code>Items#TIPPED_ARROW</code>. Like mob effects, potions need to be [[Registration|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects]]

...o requires great caution due to how they are created and referenced in the game. ...>Particle</code> goes and handles the rendering logic to make it appear in game.

<h3>Game Effects</h3> * [[Mob Effects/1.18|Mob Effects]]

...o requires great caution due to how they are created and referenced in the game. ...>Particle</code> goes and handles the rendering logic to make it appear in game.

...o requires great caution due to how they are created and referenced in the game. ...>Particle</code> goes and handles the rendering logic to make it appear in game.

<h3>Game Effects</h3> * [[Mob Effects]]

Mob Effects need to be [[Registration|registered]]. [[Category:Game Effects]]

...o requires great caution due to how they are created and referenced in the game. ...>Particle</code> goes and handles the rendering logic to make it appear in game.

<h3>Game Effects</h3> * [[Effects/1.16|Effects]]

<h3>Game Effects</h3> * [[Mob Effects/1.17|Mob Effects]]

A <code>sounds.json</code> left in its current state would only be defined in-game. There is currently no way to reference the sound within a mod. To do this, [[Category:Game Effects/1.18|Category:Game Effects]]

A <code>sounds.json</code> left in its current state would only be defined in-game. There is currently no way to reference the sound within a mod. To do this, [[Category:Game Effects/1.17|Category:Game Effects]]

A <code>sounds.json</code> left in its current state would only be defined in-game. There is currently no way to reference the sound within a mod. To do this, [[Category:Game Effects/1.16|Category:Game Effects]]

...not crash the game, but can rather have unintended and often unpredictable effects. ...interacts with, and a server is where the user connects for a multiplayer game. Easy, right?

...not crash the game, but can rather have unintended and often unpredictable effects. ...interacts with, and a server is where the user connects for a multiplayer game. Easy, right?

...not crash the game, but can rather have unintended and often unpredictable effects. ...interacts with, and a server is where the user connects for a multiplayer game. Easy, right?

A <code>sounds.json</code> left in its current state would only be defined in-game. There is currently no way to reference the sound within a mod. To do this, [[Category:Game Effects]]

...not crash the game, but can rather have unintended and often unpredictable effects. ...interacts with, and a server is where the user connects for a multiplayer game. Easy, right?

* Modifying a biome's client effects, such as water color ...laced features to biomes, as this may cause a feature cycle violation (the game will crash if two biomes have the same two features in their feature lists

...for the usage of modders, researchers, or just those curious about how the game works. ...snowman) in the compiled files. This makes immediate recompilation of the game literally and physically impossible, as every Java compiler currently avail

...for the usage of modders, researchers, or just those curious about how the game works. ...snowman) in the compiled files. This makes immediate recompilation of the game literally and physically impossible, as every Java compiler currently avail

...for the usage of modders, researchers, or just those curious about how the game works. ...snowman) in the compiled files. This makes immediate recompilation of the game literally and physically impossible, as every Java compiler currently avail

...ing for an entity, which is a required step to be able to see an entity in-game without crashing. See [[Entity Renderer]] for more information on entity re ...c entity, use <code>Entity</code>. For a living entity with health, potion effects, and an inventory, use <code>LivingEntity</code>. For a living entity with