AC Core

# AC Core

AC Core is a shared **attribute and combat-settlement library** for Minecraft (Forge 1.20.1 and NeoForge 1.21.1).
It registers a set of reusable RPG-style attributes and ships the server-side logic that actually makes them work,
so content mods do not have to re-implement the same damage math over and over.

## Features

1. **A synchronized attribute suite (`ac_core:*`, 16 attributes)**
   Crit chance, crit damage, magic resist, flat magic penetration, percentage magic penetration, natural regeneration,
   heal & shield power, tenacity, omnivamp, physical damage reduction, magic damage reduction, adaptive force,
   true damage, ability haste, ultimate haste and accessory haste.
   All of them are client-synced and visible in attribute-screen mods such as Apothic Attributes.

2. **Built-in settlement systems (the part that does the work)**
   – *Unified crit pipeline*: one roll per hit, crit damage as an independent multiplier (default 150%), crit chance
     above 100% is converted into extra crit damage instead of being wasted, and other mods can hook the event to
     allow/force crits (for example spell crits) or take over the visual.
   – *Defense math*: magic resist uses the LoL formula `reduction = MR / (100 + MR)`; percentage magic penetration is
     applied before flat penetration; physical and magic damage reduction are separate multiplicative buckets applied
     after the resist calculation.
   – *Omnivamp*: heals the attacker for a percentage of every damage type it deals.
   – *Tenacity*: shortens negative effect durations by a percentage.
   – *Adaptive force*: every 0.5 s compares bonus attack damage / spell power / projectile damage and adds the points
     to whichever is the highest.
   – *Mob magic resistance baseline*: vanilla and Iron’s Spellbooks hostile mobs get a sensible default magic resist
     value when they spawn.
   – *Haste helper*: shared `CDR = haste / (100 + haste)` conversion used by ability, ultimate and accessory haste.

3. **Reusable utilities for dependent mods**
   `AcSpellPenetration` (damage-source aware penetration resolution), `AcIronsSpells` (runtime soft detection of
   Iron’s Spellbooks / Apothic attributes by registry id), `AcHasteMath`, plus mixins for spell penetration,
   tenacity, effect duration and entity-spawn blocking. **No hard dependencies**: AC Core only needs the mod loader
   and Minecraft, and every optional integration degrades gracefully when that mod is absent.

## How it affects gameplay

AC Core adds no blocks, items or mobs of its own — you install it so the mods that use it behave correctly:

– **Your numbers finally add up across mods.** Critical strikes, magic resistance, penetration, lifesteal/omnivamp,
  tenacity and true damage are resolved through a single shared pipeline, so two mods can no longer double-dip or
  roll two separate crits for the same hit.
– **Readable combat rules.** Magic resist has diminishing returns, penetration is applied in a fixed order
  (percentage first, then flat), and crit chance above 100% is converted into crit damage instead of being wasted.
– **Stats you can actually see.** Every attribute is client-synced and added to the player’s default attribute map,
  so attribute-screen mods display them properly, with a tooltip explaining each custom stat.
– **Install once, support many mods.** AC Core is the required dependency of the AC mod family (for example
  LOLAccessories 3.0+). One library install covers every compatible mod; depending mods also keep a Jar-in-Jar copy,
  and the loader automatically uses the newer standalone version, so there is no conflict.

## Requirements

– Minecraft 1.20.1 + Forge, or Minecraft 1.21.1 + NeoForge (one file per loader).
– Optional, soft-detected: Iron’s Spellbooks, Apothic Attributes, Curios. They are not required.

## License

MIT