Generic

Expression Check

Use this condition to perform arithmetic and boolean calculations. You can use placeholders from PAPI returning true or false as well as logical operators (negation !, or ||, and &&) and MythicLib will parse and compute the result of your boolean formula.

This can be used to multiple compare numbers simultaneously, for instance using (a < b) && (c >= d). The brackets are not mandatory but can help with readability. You can add as many spaces as you want between the different parts of the formula for better clarity.

Parameter	Alias	Description	Default
formula	form, f, expression, expr, e	The boolean formula to evaluate.	-

condition_generic_1:
  conditions:
  - 'boolean{formula=" (%mmocore_in_combat% || %mmocore_in_combat%) && true"}'
  mechanics:
  - 'message{format="You are in combat!"}'

condition_generic_2:
  conditions:
  - 'boolean{formula="(<caster.health> <= 10 && <caster.health> > 5) || (!%mmocore_in_combat%)"}'
  mechanics:
  - 'message{format="Condition met!"}'

Has Variable

Checks if a variable exists. This can also be used against a reserved variable like target or target_location.

Parameter	Alias	Description	Default
variable	var, v, name, n	Name of the variable to check for.	-

condition_has_variable:
  conditions:
  - 'has_variable{var=target_location}'
  mechanics:
  - 'message{format="The variable target_location exists!"}'

String Contain

Use this condition to check if some string contains another string.

Parameter	Alias	Description	Default
within	in	The string to search in.	-
search	lookfor, look, lf	The string to search for.	-
ignore_case	ic	Whether to ignore case when comparing the strings.	false

This example script checks if the target entity is either a Zombie or a Skeleton.

condition_string_contain:
  conditions:
  - 'string_contains{in="ZOMBIE,SKELETON";look="<target.type>"}'
  mechanics:
  - 'message{format="Target is either a Zombie or a Skeleton!"}'

String Match

Use this condition to check if two strings match exactly.

Parameter	Alias	Description	Default
first	one, left, lhs	The first string.	-
second	two, right, rhs	The second string.	-
ignore_case	ic	Whether to ignore case when comparing the strings.	false

This checks if the player is in a certain world:

condition_string_eq:
  conditions:
  - 'string_equals{first="<target.location.world.name>";second="spawn"}'
  mechanics:
  - 'message{format="You are in the spawn world!"}'