Trigger Craft

Basics

When you boot up the mod in singleplayer, you will see a blue bar above your hotbar. That bar is your Trion Bar.

There is currently only one Trigger added for now, it's a Black Trigger, you can use this Trigger by right clicking it, this will activate your Trion Body.

When your Trion Body is active, you will not take damage - currently you can take damage from the environment (lava, fire, fall damage), this has been fixed in the upcoming update - and your Trion Bar will take the damage itself instead, although decreased. The Trion Body provides you with many advantages, there are only currently two:

1. You take decreased damage
2. Your physical capabilities are increased.

Your movement speed and jump height are still the same, but when you tap your crouch keybind for a split second and start sprinting or jumping, you get boosted, your stats also depend on your Trigger. You can also hold your 'Forward' key (W, in my case) when jumping to perform a lunge, this is useful for leaping across very large gaps.

You can also perform a Sidestep, this is by default the R keybind. To activate the sidestep, you need to press the direction you want to go to (WSAD or whatever you use), this will give you a burst of speed and may allow you to dodge things at the last moment, although it does not give i-Frames.

Sub & Main Triggers

These triggers are the loadouts. Each Trigger has 4 slots, I made these slots flexible as well, you can choose where each ability goes to make it comfortable for you. Currently, when you load the game, your Trigger slots are empty, because I have not made it possible to set them other than with commands as of the moment (I'm still building the basic foundation of the mod before adding those).

You can find the commands at the bottom of this.

The default keybinds for these are: V (Main) and C (Sub)

To select which trigger slot you want for each respective Trigger, you must hold their keybind while pressing 1-4 (you can change this as well in the keybinds).

How to activate the selected Trigger is by also holding the Trigger's keybind and pressing your Trigger Hold Activator keybind as well as your LMB (The keybind is also LMB, I really recommend to keep it the same as your Attack keybind.)

Parry System

This is planned to be a universal system of all weapons, but I will think it through. For now, you can only use this with Kogētsu.

To parry, you must hold your Secondary Trigger Hold Activator (Default RMB, change this to your Use/Place keybind). You will have 0.35 seconds to parry something (in the current update, you can parry ANY damage source, you're welcome ^v^), once 0.35 seconds pass and you haven't parried anything, you will hear a faint sound which indicates you failed and will change to blocking.

When in blocking, you will take decreased damage, you can only hold the blocking state for 2 seconds and can only be activated after a parry. (I might change this system to make blocking a whole different system from parrying).

Attacker Triggers

• Kogetsu - Just swing it like any sword in Minecraft... or not? Well, Kogētsu has a custom sword swinging animation and mechanic, it's pretty cool. You can cancel the early stages of the attack set by sidestepping, although you're cooked when you've executed the slash, you gotta take in the consequences if you're about to get hit.
• Scorpion - Like Kogetsu, this one is mainly focused on adaptability and speed, it has 5 different modes with each mode having its own unique comboset, a really good sword and is my favorite.
• Raygust - More defense-oriented, it's a decent sword with balanced damage. It also has a shield mode where you can block some damage with Raygust, when the shield breaks, you will only be able to reuse it once it regenerates 50% of its durability.

Shooter Triggers

• Asteroid - When activated, it will spawn 7 Trion Cubes around you which follow you, when you press your Trigger Hold Activator keybind, these will launch themselves straight into where you're looking. You can change its formations by holding the respective bind of the trigger it's under and tapping right click to cycle between the modes: Dense, Concentrated, Wide, Scatter, and Ultra-Wide.
• Hound - Activates the same as Asteroid and has the same function with formation cycling. This homes into nearby enemies and will spark with blue trion when they're being marked by Hound.
• Meteor - Functions the same as Asteroid. Meteor is an explosive trion projectile which deals a ton of damage, beware of usage!
• Viper - Functions the same as Asteroid. Viper can be controlled with where you look, when you crouch, Viper will find a nearby target in the proximity of a few blocks and redirect towards them, if it cannot find any target nearby, it will continue moving along where you look.

Gunner Trigger

• Handgun - LMB to shoot, RMB to Aim :). Really good range, consumes a fair amount of Trion, but has spread that becomes a disadvantage at longer ranges.

Sniper Triggers

• Egret - A sniper, same as Handgun, except you can only shoot when aiming. There is no scope, YET, and I'll figure it out. This has amazing range, great speed, almost zero spread, but consumes a lot of Trion. - Lightning - A high-velocity, low-damage sniper, BUT very accurate. Functions the same as Egret in activating and shooting. This has high fire-rate, and is really cool. - Ibis - A heavy and damage-focused sniper. The Ibis is guaranteed to one-shot players with low-Trion levels, although it is slow, it has explosive capabilities which scale with its user's maximum Trion.

Optional Triggers

• Senkū - Senkū is an Optional Trigger and is an extension of Kogetsu. When Senkū is activated, you must swing Kogetsu, it will increase its range (~15 blocks) and damage by a lot. To activate it, you must have the slot selected, hold the respective trigger bind, and right click. When you've done the stance, only then can you press your Trigger Hold Activator (LMB) to activate it.
• Grasshopper - An amazing mobility trigger, to use it, you must hold the respective trigger bind and LMB. If you aren't pressing either WSAD, then you will automatically launch upwards, if you're holding either WSAD, you will launch to the direction held and looked at (you will understand how this works really fast). You can also deploy this from a distance or on a player by crouching and activating it. - Dummy Beacon - You can spawn up to 6 of these, all deployed Dummy Beacons can be activated via Trigger Button + RMB. When activated, these Beacons will appear in players' locator bars, you can use these to mask your location and confuse the opponent, although their nature can be discerned from their movements if one looks close enough. These last for up to a minute when inactive and for 15 seconds when active, they can be destroyed by hitting them, or if you placed one by accident while it is still inactive, to retrieve them. - Bagworm - Used to hide onself in the locator bar, this requires Trion to maintain, simple but useful. - Lead Bullet - Used for any Gunner & Sniper Triggers. The Lead Bullet makes your bullets slower and weaker as well as increase the cost of Trion to shoot it, but in exchange, it [anchors] players making them heavier and slower. Anchors can stack up to 3 times only. - Teleporter - Allows you to teleport a fair amount of distance. Its cooldown and Trion cost depend on how far you wish to teleport. It costs a significant amount of Trion and so it isn't really used, but can be treated as a "last resort".

Defense Triggers

• Shield - Exactly how it sounds, it's a shield. You can activate this by holding your Trigger Hold Activator, it costs Trion to maintain depending on its form. You can cycle between forms by holding your respective trigger bind and tapping your right click to cycle between the 3 modes: Concentrated, Wide, and Tall. To use [Full Guard], you must have both Sub and Main Triggers to have Shield on them, then press both your Main and Sub Trigger keybind to activate it. The more damaged the Trion Shield is, the more it fades. (It currently does not function as to how you'd expect it to, such as explosions, for example, those will still affect you.) - Escudo - This is a stationary deployable shield, it is extremely durable and is also an area control/Offensive Trigger. You can use this to launch enemies from a distance by deploying it on them or to launch yourself by crouching and activating it, otherwise, you can just deploy it in front of you to deploy a shield. Currently can only be deployed on the floor (ceiling and wall deployments will come soon).

Use these wisely, they cost Trion and you MUST remember that your Trion Body uses your Trion as its HP, you start with 100 Trion every time.

Bail Out

This is for when you're out of Trion (0), when it activates, you will fly into the high skies and enter a rough ride. Since there is no way to set a destination for landing, you will enter Emergency State mode, which is my own implementation. It also has a cooldown, around nearly 4 minutes, so don't expect any saving all the time. You will land at a random area and crash land.

When you lose Trion and your Bail Out is under cooldown, well... needless to say, you're cooked. That's all for main additions.

Commands

/triggercraft - You will figure how to use this, you can use it to set your current Trion as well as abilities in your Sub and Main Trigger slots.

• Uses   - /triggercraft [playername] Trigger [Sub/Main] [Trigger Slot: 1-4] [Trigger Ability ID: 1-10] \\\ 1-19 are the implemented abilities.   - /triggercraft [playername] BulletType Handgun [Bullet Type: 0-3]   - /triggercraft [playername] Trion [amount]

/setdestination - For Bail Out, since there's no way to set a landing destination for now, you have to use this if you want to try it out. It will set your destination at your current location.

/ttseds - This is a testing command I used for testing Bail Out, it's not supposed to be here but oh well, will be removed in the next update. I guess you can go about "back in my day, this mod had a super special command! You wouldn't know about it.". The naming was just my palm gently landing on my keyboard :)

Changing your maximum Trion

You have to use the base /attribute command of Minecraft, I'm very kind so I'll paste it here:

• /attribute [playername] triggercraft:trion_max base set [amount]

• Trion
  • Think of Trion as Mana, it functions the same, except it also serves as your HP when your Trion Body is activated. In the manga, Trion is made from an invisible organ in our body called the Trion Gland.
• Trion Body
  • Your Trion Bar is the healthbar for the Trion Body, so manage it well, please.
  • Is a body made out of your Trion, it shells your real body and replaces it with one made out of Trion. It increases your physical capabilities and mobility.
• Trigger
  • Standard Triggers - These are normal triggers, they have fixed amount of Trion. These are divided into four different roles: Attacker, Shooter/Gunner, Sniper, and Defense/Utility.
  • Optional Trigger - These are plug-ins or extensions to enhance a standard Trigger, like Sēnku to Kogētsu. You will know if you have an optional trigger in your slots, they are highlighted in blue.
  • Black Triggers - These are unique triggers, they are made when someone with tons of Trion sacrifices their life to leave behind their legacy. They are vastly different from Standard Triggers, these can't just be used by anyone and are extremely powerful (think of these as nuclear weapons).

I do not claim any of the Intellectual Property of Daisuke Ashihara

And to all the other resources that I used, those belong to their creators respectfully (I hope I didn't forget to credit anyone else o.O).