Mind Vault

Mind Vault

The Mind Vault lets you flay villagers body and mind into the vault, storing it for later use. The true innovation is that by consuming the essence of the villager, it allows you to reuse their mind over and over, with a cooldown between uses. The downside is that one vault can only store one type of villager mind, at that level.

It's set by the first villager you store, so choose wisely.

Takes a villager entity and a vector location of the mind vault. Flaying the villager into the vault stores their mind and locks the vault to that type and level of villager.

Hex Reliquary

Hex Reliquary

The Hex Reliquary copies the contents of a focus into itself, in one of five slots, it'll also copy the contents back to an empty focus. It'll use the focus's name as a slot label.

Right click the reliquary with a focus to copy to it, and with an empty to copy from it. An empty hand will rotate the slots. Use a scrying lens to see what slot is selected and the name.

Contained Splinter

Contained Splinter

A contained splinter is a fragile sliver of will anchored to a physical box. It can hold a focus and will cast this focus through the contained splinter.

Place the Splinter Caster in a spell circle and provide a focus by right clicking it with a focus in hand. It will Will capture the spell circle wave until execution has finished. A redstone pulse to the caster will forcibly release the circle wave.

Equation Synthesizer

Equation Synthesizer

The Equation Synthesizer writes an Equation Particle iota directly into a held focus. Use it when you want large particle effects.

Insert a focus, open the synthesizer UI, and define x/y/z expressions with ranges and point count. Configure color mode (fixed, gradient, or expression), then click write to write the equation into the focus. You must right click the synthesizer first with a focus to insert, then with a non-empty hand to open the UI. Click with an empty hand to remove the focus.

Use that stored iota with Equation Hex Cloud to render the particles.

Reusing the same cloud id updates the existing channel for smoother continuous animation during loops and quines.

You can also use the optional time variable in your equations to make the shape itself animate over time.

Memory Crystal

Memory Crystal

Memory Crystals are funny little things. They have their own unique identifier and can store patterns within them.

I've found that you can jam these things into other magical items, keeping their properties. Although jamming two into one item often cracks the first.

I've found that you can jam these things into other magical items adding a form of persistent memory to them. Although jamming two into one item often cracks the first.

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Memory Crystal

Forged from a focus and charged crystals. Makes sense given their properties.

Manifest Threshold

Thresholds are about anchoring one location with the intent to be at another. Creating a threshold between the two places. With a strong enough intent, I can even bridge across dimensions. I wonder if I can create a frame that permanently holds a threshold in place indefinitely? I'm inspired by Nether Portals and my Deepslate.

Manifest Relay

Optionally you can specify a power up to 15 as the final argument to emit a redstone signal when the relay is activated.
Activating that relay will proxy the caster's interaction to the target as if they were interacting with it themselves.

Be aware that some things require the presence of a person to work fully, so the dream of opening chests from across the world will have to stay a dream.

Takes an origin vector and a radius, destroys manifestations (portals and relays) in that area. Based on permissions.

Visual Manifestation

Inputs:
target: vector where the point cloud is created,
OR
anchor: entity center to follow,
OR
anchor + offset: entity center plus offset vector.
equation: Equation Particle iota that defines point layout and colour behavior.
id: numeric cloud id.

Using the same id smoothly moves the cloud between positions.

The positions have to be within 10 blocks of each other for the trail to smoothy move between them, otherwise it will snap to the new position. You also specify two colours for the trail to cycle between and a duration in ticks for the colour transition. There are a variety of particle types to choose from, some new and some from vanilla Minecraft. Not all particles can be tinted. The ID allows you to have multiple trails active and make sure they all animate independently.

Inputs:
position: vector for the particle to appear at or move to.
color from: RGB vector (0..1) at the start of the color cycle.
color to: RGB vector (0..1) at the end of the color cycle.
duration: time in ticks it takes for the colour to transition
id: trail identifier. This is what's used to look up the last position and animate between the position.
type?: optional particle style as a number (default 0).

Types:
0 dust ribbon
1 sparks
2 trail
3 pulse beads
4 end rod
5 witch plume
6 enchant flecks
7 soul flame beadss
8 solid beams
9 ring lattices
10 lightning arcs
11 hex conjure ribbons
12 hex conjure sparkss
13 hex conjure trails
14 dual-helix.

Inputs:
patterns: non-empty list of patterns to embed around the ring (max 48).
origin: vector for circle center.
facing: vector used as the circle plane.

duration: lifetime in ticks (1..1200).

size?: optional number 1..6 (default 3).

Splinters

In trying to recreate Greater Sentinel, I first hypothosised that strong intent was the key. Instead I split away unstable slivers of my own will that whilst a shadow of myself, could indeptendently cast, whilst taking the cost from myself. Fascinating. They would often collapse after one cast but I did observe some splinters renewing themselves perpetually, fascinating.

A splinter only has 16 ambit around itself. If it mishaps, it simply collapses rather than rebounding on to myself.

Position: vector to summon at.
delay: time in ticks before cast.
list of patterns: list of patterns to be cast.

Cost: 5 dust x (active splinters + 1).

Inputs:
position: vector to summon at.
delay: time in ticks before cast.

Cost: replacing at the same position is free but moving to a new position costs 0.5 dust.

Charming Intent

Sometimes I just want to add a little flair to my charmed items, and with this, I finally can. I can now set the sound a charmed item makes when it casts!

Use string sound id (namespace:path) to change the charm in the offhand to that sound, or null to mute.

Optionally you can pass a charmed item entity at the top of the stack to change that instead.