Gatewaysjs Mod FAQ

Create a new KubeJS script file in your `kubejs/server_scripts/` folder, then use `GatewaysJS.registerGateway()` to define your gateway with a unique ID, custom pearl appearance, wave configurations, and event listeners. You can reference the Custom Gateway Pearl guide for the full structure and available properties.

Gateway events fire at different stages: `onOpen` (gateway created), `onStart` (wave begins), `onWaveEnd` (wave cleared), `onMobSpawn` (each mob appears), and `onFail` (arena lost). Attach listeners to each event in your script to trigger custom actions like spawning items, playing sounds, or modifying the boss bar.

Yes, use the Entity Modifiers system in your wave configuration to add potion effects, custom equipment, NBT data, and stat multipliers to spawned mobs. You can apply these modifiers per-wave or per-mob-type to create difficulty scaling and unique boss mechanics.

Set up a Dynamic Reward Pool by defining loot tables in your gateway script, then trigger them in the `onWaveEnd` event listener to drop items when players clear waves. You can randomize rewards or give specific loot based on wave difficulty.

Yes, Gatewaysjs Mod uses KubeJS scripts, so you'll need basic JavaScript knowledge to write event listeners and customize gateways. However, the mod provides event hooks and helper functions that make common tasks straightforward even for beginners.

Yes, you can customize boss bar display styles through the gateway configuration or dynamically update it during events using the provided customization options. This lets you match the boss bar visuals to your custom gateway theme.

The newer gateway registration automatically replaces the older one, so you can update gateway configurations without conflicts. This is useful for rebalancing or redesigning existing gateways.

Yes, Gatewaysjs Mod supports ProbeJS code autocompletion for gateway attributes and event properties, which helps you write scripts faster and avoid typos. Make sure ProbeJS is installed and your IDE is configured to use it.

Gatewaysjs Mod extends GatewaysToEternity specifically, so it's designed to work alongside that mod and other KubeJS scripts. Compatibility depends on whether other mods conflict with gateway event handling or KubeJS integration.

Check that your wave configuration includes valid mob types, your script file is in the correct `kubejs/server_scripts/` folder, and there are no JavaScript syntax errors in your code. Use the server logs to debug script errors and verify your gateway ID is unique.