BuffMobs Changelog

Version 2.5.0 - The Preset Update

🎯 Major Features

Mob Preset System ⭐ NEW

• Added a powerful new preset system that allows you to create custom buff profiles for specific mobs
• Create up to 5 different presets with unique multipliers for:
  • Health (0.5x - 100x)
  • Damage (0.5x - 100x)
  • Speed (0.5x - 10x)
  • Attack Speed (0.5x - 10x)
  • Armor (+0 to +30)
  • Armor Toughness (+0 to +20)

Flexible Mob Mapping

• Map any mob to any preset using an easy-to-edit list format
• Format: minecraft:zombie:preset_name
• Example configurations included:
  • default preset for common mobs
  • boss preset for bosses (3x health, 2.5x damage)
  • elite preset for mid-tier mobs (2x health, 1.8x damage)
  • weak preset for easy mobs (0.5x health, 0.5x damage)

Priority System

When presets are enabled, buff application follows this priority:

1. Mob-specific preset (if mapped)
2. Dimension scaling (if no preset)
3. Default buffs (if no preset or dimension scaling)

🛠️ Improvements

Enhanced Debug Commands

• /buffmobs debug - Now shows detailed preset information for nearby mobs
  • Displays if a preset is active
  • Shows all preset values being applied
  • Suggests mapping format if no preset found
  • Lists available mappings for reference
• /buffmobs presets - NEW COMMAND
  • View all configured presets at a glance
  • See all mob-to-preset mappings
  • Identify invalid mappings instantly

Better Configuration

• Presets are fully configurable via in-game GUI (requires Cloth Config)
• Each preset can be named and customized individually
• Mob mappings can be edited directly in the config screen
• Invalid mappings are detected and logged

New section in config/buffmobs.json5:

"mobPresets": {
  "enabled": false,  // Set to true to enable
  "preset1": { ... },
  "preset2": { ... },
  "mobMapping": [
    "minecraft:zombie:default",
    "minecraft:skeleton:default"
  ]
}

💡 Use Cases

• Boss Fights: Create super-strong presets for boss mobs
• Difficulty Tiers: Set different power levels for different mob types
• Modpack Balance: Fine-tune individual mob difficulties
• Custom Challenges: Make specific mobs stronger or weaker
• Dimension Variety: Combine with dimension scaling for complex progression

📝 Notes

• Presets are disabled by default to maintain compatibility with existing configs
• Presets work seamlessly with day scaling - multipliers stack
• Unmapped mobs continue to use dimension/default scaling as before
• Debug logging added for troubleshooting preset application

🔧 Compatibility

• Minecraft: 1.21.9 - 1.21.10 (Fabric)
• Required: Fabric API
• Optional: Cloth Config API v19.0.147+ (for in-game configuration)
• Compatible: All existing BuffMobs configurations

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How to Use Presets

1. Enable the system: Set mobPresets.enabled to true in config
2. Configure presets: Edit preset1-5 with your desired multipliers
3. Name your presets: Give each preset a unique name (e.g., "boss", "elite")
4. Map mobs: Add entries to mobMapping in format: mobid:presetname
5. Test in-game: Use /buffmobs debug to verify preset application
6. Reload if needed: Use /buffmobs reload to reapply buffs

Example Configuration

"preset1": {
  "presetName": "boss",
  "healthMultiplier": 5.0,
  "damageMultiplier": 3.0,
  "speedMultiplier": 1.3,
  "attackSpeedMultiplier": 1.5,
  "armorAddition": 15.0,
  "armorToughnessAddition": 8.0
},
"mobMapping": [
  "minecraft:wither:boss",
  "minecraft:ender_dragon:boss",
  "minecraft:warden:boss"
]

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