Arc Lib Mod FAQ

Arc Lib is a library for mod developers, not a mod for players. If you're a player, you need a mod that uses Arc Lib built into it. If you're a developer, add Arc Lib as a dependency to your mod project and import the ARC framework classes to begin defining actions, conditions, and rewards.

An Action is an in-game event (like breaking a block or defeating a mob), a Condition is a requirement that must be met (like the block being a specific type), and a Reward is what the player receives when both the action occurs and the condition is satisfied (like items or experience).

Yes, Arc Lib supports combining multiple conditions so that a reward only triggers when all conditions are met simultaneously. This lets you create complex requirements like 'reward only if the player breaks stone while in a specific biome.'

Arc Lib supports actions based on block placement, block breaking, entity interactions, item usage, mob defeats, player movement, and other in-game events. The exact available actions depend on how the mod using Arc Lib has implemented them.

Use Arc Lib's location condition to specify a coordinate range or biome, then pair it with an action like block breaking. When the player performs that action within the specified location, the reward triggers.

Arc Lib is designed to integrate with other mods, but compatibility depends on how each individual mod implements it. Mods using Arc Lib should generally work alongside other mods unless they directly conflict with the same game mechanics.

Arc Lib is optimized for performance, but lag depends on how many actions, conditions, and rewards are defined in the mods you're using. A single mod with reasonable configurations should have minimal impact.

Chain multiple actions and conditions together where completing one reward unlocks the next stage. For example, reward a player with a special item after breaking 10 stone blocks, then create a second action that triggers only when that item is in their inventory.

Yes, Arc Lib supports rewards like experience points, status effects, buffs, and other benefits beyond just items. The specific reward types available depend on the mod implementing Arc Lib.

The reward simply won't trigger. Arc Lib doesn't penalize players for unmet conditions; it just waits for the action and condition to align before granting the reward.