# The smart stacker system allows you to efficiently stack mobs in a chunk based on a
# cubic chunk splitting system. This algorithm is extremely light-weight compared
# to past stacking algorithms, which means more performance left for your server.
smart-stacker:
  # Should we enable the smart stacker system?
  enabled: false
  checks:
    # Run stack check when a mob spawns.
    spawn-check: true
    # Way more efficient than spawn check, but only works on paper servers. You can use both for
    # best performance.
    pre-spawn-check: false
    # Should we try to stack mobs when they change splits?
    # Disabling it may improve performance, but it's not recommended since it disables
    # stacking when moving from one chunk to another.
    split-change-check: true
  gameplay:
    # Should players always see stacked mob tags?
    # (!) Setting to false will make it so you can only see mob stacking when hovering over a mob
    tag-visibility: true
    # Size is required if you want stacking to work.
    tag-format: "&f{type} &cx{size}"
    # What entity types don't you want to be stackable.
    unstackable:
    - "ENDER_DRAGON"
    - "WITHER"
    - "BOAT"
    - "MINECART"
    - "ARMOR_STAND"
  technical:
    # The amount of vertical splits per chunk (Must divide 256). A lower amount makes the stacking area go down and thus
    # improve compatibility with farms.
    # (!) Setting it under 4 is not recommended. 8, 16 recommended.
    splits: 8
    # Should we remove all stacked mobs when the plugin is disabled? (DISABLED FEATURE)
    # (!) Highly suggested to be left on true, since it can help a lot with TPS. It
    #     also prevents the algorithm having to search the old mobs when the chunk issue
    #     empty which is a huge bonus.
    # (!) If left on false, the system will do stacking on chunk enable.
    # shutdown-clean: false
    # Should we amplify drops to get the approximate value of what those mobs would drop
    # if they were to be killed one by one?
    drops-fix: true
    # What's the highest amount a stack can get to? Since there's a limit of 1 stack per
    # split, it's useful to keep this higher.
    max-stack: 500
    # This section deals with custom handling for damage for stacked mobs.
    damage:
      # What damage causes should be multiplied by the stack count.
      # (!) This helps with farms. For example, multiplying fall damage fixes
      #     drop farms.
      multiply:
      - "CRAMMING"
      - "FALL"
      - "DROWNING"
      - "CONTACT"
      - "VOID"
      - "FIRE_TICK"
      - "DRYOUT"
    # Entity Comparison is used to prevent 2 similar entities from being stacked together.
    # Extremely useful when you want to retain vanilla-like gameplay.
    comparison:
      sheep: true
      pig: true
      slime: true
      villager: false
      tameable: true
      horse: true
      # Checks for the age of the mob approximatively
      ageable: false