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Swift Adventure Lab Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds content or systems related to adventure and laboratory mechanics.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

Debug Test Failures and View Detailed OutputRead the Chat Output When you run /test runall , the mod displays results in chat. Each test shows either a checkmark…Set Up Your First Test in a Data PackCreate the Test Structure Inside your data pack's namespace folder, create a new directory path: functions/test/ .…Use Dummy Players to Test InteractionsSpawn a Dummy Player Dummy players are fake players you can control to simulate player actions. Spawn one using: `…Wait for Asynchronous Conditions with AwaitUnderstanding Await The /await command pauses your test and repeatedly checks a condition every game tick until it…

Frequently asked questions

How do I create my first test?
Create a folder named `test` inside your data pack's namespace directory (e.g., `data/mypack/function/test/`), then add an `.mcfunction` file with your test logic. Use `/assert` or `/await` commands to check conditions, and run `/test run ` to execute it.
What's the difference between /assert and /await?
`/assert` checks a condition immediately and fails the test if it's false, while `/await` repeatedly checks a condition each tick until it succeeds or times out, making it useful for testing events that happen over multiple ticks.
How do I test player interactions like mining or attacking?
Use the `/dummy` command to spawn a controllable fake player, then use `/dummy mine ` or `/dummy attack ` to make it perform actions. Clean up with `/dummy leave` when done.
Can I set up a test environment automatically?
Yes, use the `@template` directive at the top of your test file to load a structure, or use `@dummy` to pre-spawn fake players. You can also use `@timeout` to set how long a test can run before failing.

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