Return a reference to where you are looking.
Example:
Here's a spell that teleports you to where you are looking.
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function blink() {
const there = magik.aspecto();
magik.ianuae(there);
}
The caldarium function takes an array of ingredients and returns a secret. Sometimes it's a new function name, sometimes it's a clue.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function pot() {
}
Clear the interval timer.
Declaro - to manifest (to make clear, to bring into clarity). Manifests an item in Minecraft.
The argument is a special code that can be found from clues in the Magikcraft universe.
Example: Here is how you get an elytra:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function magik_carpet() {
magik.declaro('elytra');
}
Dixit prints a message out to the user's Minecraft console. It's useful for debugging.
This is the equivalent of console.log.
You can send a message to another user by passing their name as the optional second argument.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function say(msg="Hello world!") {
magik.dixit(msg);
}
Call a task function the specified number of times. When finished, optionally execute a callback function. Delay is the number of milliseconds between invocations of the task function.
Example:
This spell will have you jump multiple times in a row, to get extra height. Be careful though - jump too high and you'll hurt yourself if you fall!
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function multiJump(times = 2) {
magik.doNTimes(exsultus, times, 1000);
}
Here is a version with a callback function that executes when it is finished:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function mj(times = 2, delay = 1000) {
magik.doNTimes(exsultus, times, delay, () => magik.dixit("Done!"));
}
Recall your memory, which can be of any type, including a dictionary-like object.
Examples:
Here is a simple example that retrieves your memory:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function remember() {
const thing = magik.exmemento();
magik.dixit(thing.toString());
}
Here's a more advanced example that retrieves memories by name, using a dictionary-like object: ``` const magik = magikcraft.io;
function remember(name = "default") { const memory = magik.exmemento() || {}; if (memory[name]) { magik.dixit(memory[name]); } else { magik.dixit("I don't remember that!"); } }
Jump into the air.
The power parameter is between 0 and 100 - it is a percentage of your maximum jumping power.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function jump(power = 100) {
magik.exsultus(power);
}
Return a reference to the Magikcraft Bukkit Plugin
Return a reference to the current player Bukkit API object. On Magikcraft campaign servers this will return null if you do not have sufficient permissions. On Magikcraft Open Source Platform servers this always returns a reference to the player Bukkit API object.
Create a namespace called 'mct1'.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function initialiseMCT1() {
const mct1 = magik.global('mct1');
mct1.state = {
insulin: 0.4,
bgl: 0.3
}
}
Return a reference to the current location.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function where() {
const here = magik.hic();
magik.dixit(here);
return here;
}
Toss another player. Iacta gives us "eject" in English.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function toss(playername) {
magik.iacta(playername);
}
Teleport. Ianuae comes from Janus, the guardian of doorways. January is the gateway or entry to the year.
Example: Here is a spell that takes a location from your memory and teleports you there.
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function teleport() {
const where = magik.exmemento();
magik.ianuae(where);
}
Here is a more advanced version that assumes that your memory contains a dictionary of locations:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function tp(where = "default") {
const memory = magik.exmemento();
if (memory[where]) {
magik.ianuae(memory[where]);
} else {
magik.dixit(`I don't remember ${where}!`);
}
}
Set another player on fire.
Example: ``` const magik = magikcraft.io;
function ignite(name: string) { magik.incendium(name); }
Shoot a fireball.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function fireball() {
magik.infierno();
}
Memorize something for later. You have a single memory location that can store anything, including a dictionary-like object. This memory is wiped when you disconnect from the server.
Examples:
Here is a simple example that allows you to remember the current location:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function memorize() {
const here = magik.hic();
magik.memento(hic);
}
Here's a more advanced example that allows you to remember various locations: ``` const magik = magikcraft.io;
function memorize(name = "default") { const memory = magik.exmemento() || {}; memory[name] = magik.hic(); magik.memento(memory); }
Make another player radioactive.
Example: ``` const magik = magikcraft.io;
function radiate(name: string) { magik.radiatum(name); }
Generate and return a random number.
Example:
Here's a spell that rolls a die and produces a random number.
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function rollDie(sides = 6) {
const dieroll = magik.random(1, sides);
magik.dixit(`You rolled: ${dieroll}`);
return dieroll;
}
Satio feeds you with magik, giving you a full health bar.
Example:
function feedme() {
magik.satio();
}
Execute the callback function multiple times, after the delay in milliseconds. Returns a handler that can be used to clear the interval timer.
Execute the callback function once, after the delay in milliseconds
Strike lightning.
Defaults to where you are looking if you do not specify a location.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function lightning() {
magik.shakti();
}
Launch a firework.
Example: This spell will launch a firework where you are looking.
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function rocket() {
const there = magik.aspecto();
magik.stella(there);
}
Return a Java class reference to an org.bukkit.* class.
Refer to the Bukkit API documentation at https://bukkit.magikcraft.io.
Volare means to fly. This has you float up into the air. Be careful, because you will take damage if you fall on the ground. Landing in water causes no damage.
Example:
const magik = magikcraft.io;
function fly() {
magik.volare();
}
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User interface bars. These use BossBarAPI.