TaCZ JS Mod FAQ

Create a new .js file in your KubeJS scripts folder, then use the TaCZ event handlers to access gun, attachment, and ammunition data. Start by listening to TaCZ-specific events that let you modify or add new items before the game loads them.

Yes, you can modify gun behavior through KubeJS scripts by adjusting properties like fire rate, magazine capacity, and reload time. These changes apply when you edit the gun's data in your script before the world loads.

Modifying an existing gun changes its properties in-place, while creating a new gun requires defining all its properties from scratch, including firing mechanics, attachments slots, and crafting recipes. Both use similar KubeJS syntax but serve different purposes.

Define your custom attachment in a KubeJS script with its properties (like scope magnification or recoil reduction), then assign it to a gun's attachment slots. The gun must have available attachment points that match your attachment type.

Yes, you can override the default crafting recipe for any TaCZ gun or ammunition using KubeJS recipe events, replacing ingredients or changing the recipe type entirely. This works the same as modifying recipes for other mods.

KubeJS will log the error to your game console and the script won't apply—your guns will keep their default behavior. Check the latest.log file in your .minecraft folder to find what went wrong in your script.

Yes, you can remove guns or ammunition by deleting their index in a KubeJS script, which prevents them from being registered when the game loads. This is cleaner than hiding them and frees up item IDs.

TaCZ JS Mod only customizes TaCZ content; it won't affect other gun mods. However, you can use KubeJS itself to modify recipes or mechanics for other mods in the same script file.

Use KubeJS to modify the gun's aiming properties, such as zoom level and recoil behavior, by editing the relevant gun data before it loads. These changes affect how the gun feels when you aim down sights.

Yes, if all players have the same KubeJS scripts installed on the server and client, your custom guns will sync properly. Make sure everyone uses identical script files to avoid conflicts.