MythicMobs Integration

EmakiAttribute integrates with MythicMobs: attribute damage mechanics, temporary attribute mechanics, attribute conditions, and mob attribute configuration. Write each section's example into your MythicMobs config; parameters and return values follow the tables. Prerequisite: MythicMobs is installed and loaded (soft-dependency behavior is noted below)

NOTE

MythicMobs is a soft dependency. If it is not installed, related features are skipped

Skill mechanic: emaki_damage

Aliases: emakiattribute_damage, attribute_damage

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
damage	double	skill power	Base damage
damage_type	string	—	Damage type id, such as physical or spell
allow_critical	boolean	true	Whether critical hits are allowed
allow_target_dodge	boolean	false	Whether target dodge is allowed
calculate_target_defense	boolean	true	Whether target defense is calculated
trigger_mythic_on_damaged	boolean	false	Whether MythicMobs on-damaged behavior is triggered

Example:

FireBlast:
  Skills:
    - emaki_damage{damage=50;damage_type=spell;allow_critical=true} @target

Skill mechanics: temporary attributes

These mechanics target skill targets (@target, @self, etc.) and work on both players and mobs. Lifecycle: temporary attributes are removed automatically on expiry, are not persisted, and are lost on restart

Upgrade notes: timed attribute behaviour changes

1. emaki_attribute_add_tag no longer produces composite effect IDs. effect_prefix=poison used to write one separate poison:<attributeId> record per matched attribute; they now all join a single poison effect group. Configuration deleting a composite ID no longer matches — use emaki_attribute_remove{effect_id=poison} instead, which previously removed nothing and now works
2. Multi-group SET (set=true) on the same attribute now has a defined winner: the last write, no longer dependent on internal hash-map iteration order

Single-attribute skill configuration is unaffected. Also note that low-level refusals (unregistered attribute, invalid stack_mode, NaN) used to still return SUCCESS; they now return INVALID_CONFIG and log a console warning

emaki_attribute_add

Alias: emakiattribute_add. Adds one temporary attribute to the target

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
effect_id	string	—	Effect group id. Several attributes can share one id: they coexist and emaki_attribute_remove clears the whole group. The stack mode only applies when the same attribute is re-applied inside the same group. Aliases: effectid, id
attribute	string	—	Attribute id. An unregistered id returns INVALID_CONFIG and logs a warning. Aliases: attribute_id, attributeid
value	double	0	Temporary value. NaN / ±Inf return INVALID_CONFIG. Aliases: amount, v
duration	int	—	Duration in ticks, must be greater than 0. Aliases: duration_ticks, ticks, d
stack_mode	string	attribute default	REPLACE or STACK. Falls back to the attribute's temporary_stack_mode; any other value returns INVALID_CONFIG instead of silently falling back. Aliases: stackmode, mode
set	boolean	false	When true, uses overwrite (SET) instead of additive (ADD). Alias: override_value

A target that is not a LivingEntity returns INVALID_TARGET

emaki_attribute_remove

Alias: emakiattribute_remove. Clears every temporary attribute inside the effect_id group

Parameter	Type	Description
effect_id	string	Effect group id to clear; every attribute in that group is removed. Returns CONDITION_FAILED when the target carries no such group, and INVALID_TARGET when the target is not a LivingEntity. Aliases: effectid, id

emaki_attribute_add_tag

Alias: emakiattribute_add_tag. Adds a temporary attribute for every attribute whose tags contain the given tag, placing them all into one effect group, so emaki_attribute_remove with that group id clears the whole set at once

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
tag	string	—	Attribute tag (e.g. DEBUFF), case-insensitive. Aliases: tags, t
value	double	0	Value applied to every matching attribute. Aliases: amount, v
duration	int	—	Duration in ticks, must be greater than 0. Aliases: duration_ticks, ticks, d
effect_prefix	string	tag:<tag>	Effect group id that every matched attribute joins. Aliases: effectprefix, prefix
stack_mode	string	per-attribute default	REPLACE or STACK. Falls back to each attribute's temporary_stack_mode; any other value returns INVALID_CONFIG. Aliases: stackmode, mode

A target that is not a LivingEntity returns INVALID_TARGET

emaki_attribute_clear_tag

Alias: emakiattribute_clear_tag. Clears every temporary attribute whose attribute carries the given tag

Parameter	Type	Description
tag	string	Attribute tag, case-insensitive. Aliases: tags, t. A target that is not a LivingEntity returns INVALID_TARGET

Example:

CurseStrike:
  Skills:
    - emaki_attribute_add{effect_id=curse_slow;attribute=movement_speed;value=-2;duration=100} @target
    - emaki_attribute_add_tag{tag=DEBUFF;value=-10;duration=100;stack_mode=STACK} @target
Purify:
  Skills:
    - emaki_attribute_clear_tag{tag=DEBUFF} @target

Condition: emaki_attribute

Aliases: emakiattribute_attribute, attribute_value, attribute_resource

Parameter	Description
attribute	Attribute id when checking an attribute value
resource	Resource id when checking a resource value. Players only
field	Resource field: current (aliases current_value, value), max (alias current_max), default (alias default_max), bonus (alias bonus_max), or percent. Defaults to current
operator	Comparison operator
value	Comparison value
value_2	Second value for between

Operator	Aliases	Description
>	gt	Greater than
>=	gte	Greater than or equal (default)
<	lt	Less than
<=	lte	Less than or equal
!=	<>, ne	Not equal
between	—	Between value and value_2, inclusive and order-independent

NOTE

Omitting operator or supplying an unrecognized one falls back to >=. There is no dedicated equality operator

Conditions:
  - emaki_attribute{resource=health;field=percent;operator=<;value=30} true

Mob attributes

In a MythicMobs mob config file, use the EmakiAttribute section to give a mob attributes:

FireDragon:
  Type: ENDER_DRAGON
  Health: 500
  EmakiAttribute:
    - "physical_attack: 100"
    - "physical_defense: 50"
    - "spell_attack: 80"
    - "health: 500"

Every entry must be quoted

EmakiAttribute is a string list. Written unquoted as - physical_attack: 100, YAML parses each entry as a mapping instead of a string, the whole section is skipped, the mob receives no attributes, and nothing is logged

To check: run /ea debug on and enter combat, then look for your attribute IDs in the attacker snapshot. Seeing only default_profile entries means the section was not read

Attribute values support math expressions (parsed by ExpressionEngine). Attributes are synchronized when Mythic mobs spawn, and active Mythic mobs are resynced after MythicMobs reloads

Mythic mob names in damage messages

The entity label in attribute damage messages prefers the MythicMobs definition name: & legacy color codes in that name are converted to MiniMessage before display, so forms such as &c and &l&6 render as colour and bold exactly as they would inside MythicMobs. Only when no MythicMobs name exists does it fall back to the entity's custom name or vanilla name