Creating an effect

This guide assumes you've already created and setup an Avoid project.
This guide uses meta-programming. Another way may either not be implemented or you may need to figure it out on your own.

NOTE: The effect API is heavy beta. It is not recommended to use yet.

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§ Making an effect with the Avoid Framework

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1. Create a java class;
   You can pick any location within your project source code directory.

2. Paste the following code:
   

   package com.example.avoidtmpl;
   
   import pl.olafcio.avoid.mods.annotation_processor.AutoEffect;
   import pl.olafcio.avoid.mods.annotation_processor.AutoID;
   import pl.olafcio.avoid.net.effect.Effect;
   import pl.olafcio.avoid.net.effect.properties.*;
   import pl.olafcio.avoid.net.effect.values.Category;
   
   @AutoEffect
   @AutoID
   
   @_category(Category.NEUTRAL)
   @_color(0xaa10ff)
   
   public class SoftnessEffect extends Effect {
      @Override
      public boolean tryApply(
              World world,
              Entity entity,
              @Range(from = 1, to = 256) int amplifier
      ) {
         // apply your effect here
         return true;
      }
   }

   Of course you need to replace the class name and package.
   

3. Customize it as you wish;
   All effect properties (currently only the category and color) are done with these little underscore (_)-prefixed annotations.
   These properties themselves are quite simple, imo.

4. Implement the effect;
   Add an implementation for the tryApply method to actually apply the effect for the player.