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#        Example Weapon.        #
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#  Just Copy Paste this file to #
#       make other weapons      #
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# Item Settings.
item:
  # Item ID.
  id: iron_sword

  # Item display name.
  display-name: '&7&lThrowing Knife'

  # Item Lore. Use of & for colors.
  lore:
    - ' '
    - '&7Drop to throw!'

# Damage entities get when getting hit by that.
damage: 6

# Cooldown, in ticks. (1 second = 20 ticks, 1 tick = 0.05s)
cooldown: 40

# Speed of the weapon.
speed: 2.35

# Permission to throw the weapon.
permission: throwingweapons.knife

# Trail Settings.
trail:
  # Trail enabled or not?
  enabled: true

  # Trail Particle.
  # List: http://pastebin.com/CVKkufck
  particle: CRIT

# Actions executed when Throwing Weapon hits an entity.
on-hit:
  # Potion Effects to give.
  # Format:
  # NAME, duration(in ticks), strength
  # List for NAME: http://bit.ly/28MDLG2
  potion-effects:
    - 'POISON, 60, 1'
    - 'BLINDNESS, 60, 1'

  # Put the entity on fire when hitting it.
  fire:
    enabled: false
    # duration (in ticks) 20ticks = 1 sec. 1 tick = 0.05seconds
    duration: 160

  # Commands to execute when the weapon hits an entity.
  # Commands executed as console!
  #
  # %tw_thrower% -> The name of the player who threw the weapon.
  # %tw_hit% -> Player: their name.
  #          Entity without name: Type of entity. (e.g. "Pig", "Villager").
  #          Entity w/ custom name: Its custom name.
  # %tw_item% -> The display name of this weapon. (of the item).
  # %tw_item_original% -> The display name defined in Throwing Weapons
  #                       This will be different from %tw_item% if
  #                       using Nexo, Oraxen, or ItemsAdder.
  # %tw_id% -> The ID of the item.
  #
  # --- Supports PlaceholderAPI!
  # The player is always the thrower. You can also use the name of
  # the other player with %tw_hit%
  #   Example: %otherplayer_level_%tw_thrower%%
  commands-on-hit-player:
    - 'say %tw_thrower% hit player %tw_hit% with %tw_item%!'
  commands-on-hit-entity:
    - 'say %tw_thrower% hit entity %tw_hit% with %tw_item%!'

  # Run hit commands also when the hit kills the entity.
  run-commands-on-kill: true

  # Chance to drop when hitting ground (Out of 100)
  drop-chance-ground:
    enabled: false
    chance: 40

  # Chance to drop when hitting entity (Out of 100)
  drop-chance-entity:
    enabled: false
    chance: 40

# Commands executed when the weapon kills a non-player entity.
commands-on-kill-entity: []

# Commands executed when the weapon kills a player.
commands-on-kill-player: []

# Crafting Settings.
crafting:
  # Should the item be craftable?
  enabled: true

  # Shaped Craft?
  # If yes, you can dispose how you want the items in the grid. Like a torch.
  # If not, you have the follow the exact crafting.
  shaped-craft: true

  # Ingredients.
  # Pattern:
  # a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i
  #
  # It corresponds to that in Minecraft:
  # a b c
  # d e f
  # g h i
  #
  # Use Items IDs.
  ingredients: 'iron_ingot,stick,iron_ingot,0,arrow,0,0,0,0'

  #
  # Amount of throwing weapons created when crafting.
  #
  amount: 5

# Should the item rotate?
rotation-animation: true

# Does the weapon drops when it hits the ground?
drops-when-hits-ground: true

# Does the weapon drops when it hits an entity?
drops-when-hits-entity: true

# Should all items of the ID of this throwing weapon be throwable?
overrides-default-mc-item: false

# Should the weapon go directly back in thrower when it hits something?
goes-back-to-inventory: false

# Sounds config
sounds:
  # Sound to play on hit.
  on-hit:
    # Enabled?
    enabled: true
    # Which sound? Sound List: http://pastebin.com/giyy6JKp
    sound: ARROW_HIT
  # Sound to play on throw.
  on-throw:
    # Enabled?
    enabled: true
    # Which sound? Sound List: http://pastebin.com/giyy6JKp
    sound: IRONGOLEM_THROW

# Only works on items that have durability (swords, etc).
durability:
  # Should the item decrease at each use or not.
  decreases: false
  # How much it decreases at each use.
  decrease-per-use: 1

# How should it be thrown?
# Possible:
#   DROP
#   LEFT_CLICK
#   RIGHT_CLICK
throw-manner: DROP

bypass-delay-between-weapons: false

# Works only on 1.14+
custom-model-data:
  enabled: false
  value: 123456

# You can also use the plugin Oraxen for custom items, instead of custom model data.
# 1.14+ only too
oraxen:
  enabled: false
  oraxen-id: your_custom_item

# You can also use the plugin ItemsAdder for custom items, instead of custom model data.
# 1.14+ only too
itemsadder:
  enabled: false
  itemsadder-id: your_custom_item

# You can also use the plugin Nexo for custom items, instead of custom model data.
# 1.14+ only too
nexo:
  enabled: false
  nexo-id: your_custom_item

# Only on +1.14!
# Format: 'MODIFIER, SLOT, Operation, Amount
# List of modifiers:
#   - MAX_HEALTH
#   - FOLLOW_RANGE
#   - KNOCKBACK_RESISTANCE
#   - MOVEMENT_SPEED
#   - ATTACK_DAMAGE
#   - ATTACK_SPEED
#   - ARMOR
#   - ARMOR_TOUGHNESS
#   - LUCK
# List of slots:
#   - ANY
#   - HAND
#   - OFF_HAND
#   - HEAD
#   - CHEST
#   - LEGS
#   - FEET
# List of operations:
#   - AMOUNT
#   - PERCENTAGE
#   - MULTIPLY
modifiers:
  enabled: false
  list:
    - 'MAX_HEALTH, ANY, AMOUNT, 1'
    - 'ATTACK_DAMAGE, OFF_HAND, PERCENTAGE, 4'

knockback:
  enabled: true
  # Knockback vertical component
  vertical: 0.2
  # Knockback strength
  strength: 1.0

# This setting overrides all the others.
# If enabled, the weapon keeps a constant
# speed along a straight trajectory.
# The speed is the one set in the speed
# setting above multiplied by this factor.
#
# This SHOULD be used with
# max-living-ticks enabled!!
straight-trajectory:
  enabled: false
  multiplier: 0.3

# Max living ticks for the weapon.
# 1 tick = 0.05 seconds.
# 20 ticks = 1 second
max-living-ticks:
  enabled: false
  value: 50

# These settings allow for affecting the
# gravity and can make the weapon
# fall slower (have a longer range)
# without requiring a very high speed.
#
# Warning, these settings can make the
# weapon act weirdly and stay
# in the air for a long time.
# Preferably use with max-living-ticks
# enabled, or use straight-trajectory
# with max-living-ticks.
gravity-modifiers:
  # Maximum Y velocity for the weapon.
  # if velocity y <= -value, the weapon
  # will not accelerate more downward.
  max-y-velocity:
    enabled: false
    value: 0.1
  # At each tick, this value is added
  # to the weapon's velocity y (upward).
  anti-gravity:
    enabled: false
    value: 0.01