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--- tutorial:datagen_advancements [2023/06/05 17:34] – Create pack as variable, otherwise other providers can't be added mcrafterzz
+++ tutorial:datagen_advancements [2023/09/24 18:52] – Use new minecraft wiki mattidragon
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 Unfortunately there's like three layers of indirection before we can actually start adding some advancements, but we'll go one layer at a time. First things first, in the ''DataGeneration'' file we created earlier, add the following:
-<code java [highlight_lines_extra="11"]>
+<code java [highlight_lines_extra="13"]>
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.datagen.v1.DataGeneratorEntrypoint;
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.datagen.v1.FabricDataGenerator;
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   * This name is only ever used by ''requirements'' (another property we can add to advancements) which make it so that before an advancement activates, the ''requirements'' (other advancements) need to be fulfilled first. In other words, it mostly doesn't matter what name you give the criterion.
-The second argument is the criterion. In our example we use the ''InventoryChangedCriterion'' and we pass it the item we want it to trigger for ''Items.DIRT''. But there are many criterions. The Minecraft Wiki has them listed as "[[https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Advancement/JSON_format|List of triggers]]". But the better reference to use is the Minecraft source itself. (If you haven't generated the source yet, read [[tutorial:setup#generating_minecraft_sources|here]].) You can take a look at the ''net.minecraft.advancement.criterion'' folder where they are all located and see what's already available.
+The second argument is the criterion. In our example we use the ''InventoryChangedCriterion'' and we pass it the item we want it to trigger for ''Items.DIRT''. But there are many criterions. The Minecraft Wiki has them listed as "[[https://minecraft.wiki/w/Advancement/JSON_format#List_of_triggers|List of triggers]]". But the better reference to use is the Minecraft source itself. (If you haven't generated the source yet, read [[tutorial:setup#generating_minecraft_sources|here]].) You can take a look at the ''net.minecraft.advancement.criterion'' folder where they are all located and see what's already available.
 | PlayerHurtEntityCriterion.class | ImpossibleCriterion.class | Criterion.class | AbstractCriterion.class | VillagerTradeCriterion.class