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CurseForge · Minecraft mod

Ranged Damage Limit

Enable ranged damage protection for specific mobs. Ranged damage falloff can also be enabled. Highly Configurable!

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Updated 10 months ago
Latest stable file RangedDamageLimit-Forge-1.20.1-1.0.0.jar
Game version 1.20.1
Loader Forge

Ranged Damage Limit RangedDamageLimit-Forge-1.20.1-1.0.0.jar targets 1.20.1 with Forge. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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About this project

What does Ranged Damage Limit add?

Modpack developers may want ranged damage restrictions to encourage close-quarters combat and prevent "sniping" gameplay. This mod provides configurable solutions to cap ranged damage, with support extending beyond projectile attacks.

Through the configuration file (config/RangedDamageLimit-Rules.json), you can enable ranged damage protection for specific mobs, which either caps the damage received at a specific value or completely nullifies attacks when they occur beyond a set distance.

{

    "mobId": Entity registry ID (e.g. 'minecraft:pig', 'twilightforest:kobold').
    
    "protectionDistance": Minimum distance (in blocks) required to trigger ranged damage protection mechanics.

    "damageCap": Maximum damage allowed when attack originates beyond protectionDistance.
    
    "noAggroBeyondCertainDistance": [Boolean] Whether to completely nullify attacks and prevent aggro beyond specified distance.
    
    "noAggroDistance": Distance threshold for attack nullification (must be ≥ protectionDistance when enabled).

}

You can add several mobs and apply different settings for them, like:

[
{
"mobId": "minecraft:pig",
"protectionDistance": 20.0,
"damageCap": 2.0,
"noAggroBeyondCertainDistance": false,
"noAggroDistance": 25.0
},

{
"mobId": "minecraft:zombie",
"protectionDistance": 40.0,
"damageCap": 2.0,
"noAggroBeyondCertainDistance": true,
"noAggroDistance": 64.0
}
]

Additionally, damage falloff (it's linear) can be configured (in config/RangedDamageLimit-Falloff.json) for long-range attacks based on distance.

For instance, if you set the falloff to 0.5, the damage will lose 50% of its original value per block, which means the damage would be reduced to zero beyond 2 blocks. And if you set the falloff to 0.0, there will be no ranged damage falloff.

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