What It Is: # ADA is a datapack built for easier datapack making. ## Features: - 100+ scoreboards to store data and statistics. - Tons of tags to make datapacks easier to make. - Tons of predicates for easier datapack making. - Raycasting engine to make guns, longer sight, etc. - Projectiles with motion engine to make custom projectiles easily. - Create custom blocks instantly with block displays. - Customizable settings. - Command to clear the chat. - Test dummys. - Command to delete all entities from the world except for certain entities such as block - displays, armor stands, players, etc. - Math, such as multiplication, division, logarithm, and more. - Randomizers - And more! ## How To Use:

Players

Drag this datapack in the datapack folder with any other datapacks that require this one.

Creators

Use this datapack in your datapack folder and make your own datapack in the same folder. This datapack allows you to make your own datapack and use the tags, predicates, engines, and more from my datapack (without copying code). When you publish your datapack, make sure you leave a link to this datapack, because your datapack will require this one to be installed. Look below for tutorials.

## License: - You may not redistribute this project. - You may use in YouTube videos as long as you leave some form of credit. - You may use in public servers. - You may not copy or steal code from this project. - If you have any questions about license, please ask below. ## Tutorials:

Getting Started

Inside of your load file, put this string of code to detect if ADA is installed: ``` execute if score check installed matches 1 run say My Datapack ``` Create a new mcfunction file, you will then run this mcfunction if ADA is installed from your load file using this line of code: ``` execute if score check installed matches 1 run function [namespace]:[mcfunction] ``` Inside of [namespace], put your namespace. Inside of [mcfunction], put your new mcfunction file name.

Custom Blocks

First create a custom block display model using block display studio. Click the link [HERE](https://eszesbalint.github.io/bdstudio/editor) to use it. Once you've created your custom model, make a new mcfunction file called place. Inside of the place.mcfunction file, put your summon command for your custom model. After your summon command, put this command: ``` function ub:block_displays/apply_block/block ``` Run your place function in a Minecraft world, and enjoy your custom block!

Gun

First, create a new scoreboard that detects when you right click a carrot on a stick: ``` scoreboard objectives add shoot minecraft.used:carrot_on_a_stick ``` Inside of your tick file, put this command: ``` execute as @a at @s if score @s shoot matches 1.. at @s run function ub:raycast/classic/start_raycast ``` The command will detect if the score shoot matches 1 and it will shoot a bullet. To reset the score after you shoot, use this command: ``` execute as @a at @s if score @s shoot matches 1.. run scoreboard players set @s shoot 0 ``` You are now finished with the gun, if you want to see bullet trails use this command: ``` /function ub:settings/raycast/trail/on ```

Boat Launcher

First, create a new scoreboard that detects when you right click a warped fungus on a stick: ``` scoreboard objectives add launch minecraft.used:warped_fungus_on_a_stick ``` Inside of your tick file, put this command: ``` execute as @a at @s if score @s launch matches 1.. at @s run function ub:custom_projectiles/custom/throw {custom_projectile:"minecraft:boat"} ``` The command will detect if the score launch matches 1 and it will shoot a boat. To reset the score after you shoot, use this command: ``` execute as @a at @s if score @s launch matches 1.. run scoreboard players set @s launch 0 ``` Enjoy Launching Boats! You can replace "minecraft:boat", with any entity you want.

YouTube Rank

You can give yourself YouTube rank by typing the command below: ``` function ub:ranks/give_rank {rank:"youtuber"} ```

All Ranks

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# Thank you for using ADA!

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