- Increased lightning density and radius minmax on all energy abilities
- Made AbilityOrbBarrage interruptible during active state
- Renamed AbilityEnergyBeam to AbilityBeam
- Updated imports
All ability GUI tabs (General, Target, Effects, Type, Visual) are now
fully declarative via FieldDef definitions. Deleted 18 SubGuiAbility*
classes (~3100 lines) and rewrote SubGuiAbilityConfig to use
GuiScrollWindow for every tab with a unified field renderer.
- Add FieldDef, FieldType, TabTarget, ColumnHint, TabDef gui framework
- Add getFieldDefinitions() to all 18 ability subclasses
- Add getBaseFieldDefinitions() to Ability.java for shared tabs
- Merge COLOR/EFFECTS into SUB_GUI with convenience factories
- Net reduction: ~3100 lines removed
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove interruptThreshold field entirely - interrupts now based on damage source type
- Update canInterrupt() to only allow interrupts from direct physical hits (not magic/fire/explosions)
- Interruption only occurs during WINDUP phase, not ACTIVE
- Reorganize SubGuiAbilityConfig into 4 tabs: General, Type, Target, Effects
- Increase GUI size to 420x216 for better layout
Replace fully qualified class names with proper imports in ability files:
- Added cpw.mods.fml.relauncher.Side and SideOnly imports
- Added IAbilityConfigCallback and SubGuiAbilityConfig imports
- Added SubGuiAbility* imports for each ability type
- Replaced @cpw.mods.fml.relauncher.SideOnly(...) with @SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
- Replaced fully qualified return types with short class names
This refactoring allows third-party mods to provide their own custom GUI
for ability type settings by extending SubGuiAbilityConfig.
Changes:
- Refactored SubGuiAbilityConfig as base class with GuiMenuTopButton tabs
- Added virtual methods: initTypeTab(), handleTypeButton(), handleTypeTextField()
- Added createConfigGui() method to Ability base class for GUI instantiation
- Created 15 SubGuiAbility* subclasses in new ability package
- Updated GuiNPCAbilities and GuiNpcManageAbilities to use ability.createConfigGui()
Third-party mods can now:
1. Create a custom Ability subclass
2. Extend SubGuiAbilityConfig with their own GUI
3. Override createConfigGui() to return their custom GUI
Kam