EffForceAttack Damage Entity By Amount

[Absolutionism]

Problem

No support for having an entity damage another entity by a specific amount.

Solution

Updates EffForceAttack by adding 2 new patterns to add this support

Testing Completed

CODE

command /emptyhand:
	trigger:
		spawn a zombie at test-location:
			set {_attacker} to entity
		spawn a villager at test-location:
			set {_victim} to entity
		make {_attacker} attack {_victim}
		clear entity within {_attacker}
		clear entity within {_victim}

command /swordhand:
	trigger:
		spawn a zombie at test-location:
			set {_attacker} to entity
			set the tool of {_attacker} to a netherite sword
		spawn a villager at test-location:
			set {_victim} to entity
		make {_attacker} attack {_victim}
		clear entity within {_attacker}
		clear entity within {_victim}

command /damage [<num: number = 1>]:
	trigger:
		spawn a zombie at test-location:
			set {_attacker} to entity
		spawn a villager at test-location:
			set {_victim} to entity
		make {_attacker} damage {_victim} by {_num}
		clear entity within {_attacker}
		clear entity within {_victim}

on damage:
	broadcast "Damage %damage%"
	broadcast "Final: %final damage%"
	broadcast "Attacker: %attacker%"

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Completes: none
Related: none

[sovdeeth]

should have some test scripts

[Absolutionism]

should have some test scripts

I did attempt making a test script but there seemed to be some discrepancies for the test (quickTest) versus a started up server (skriptTestDev)
Such as, having a zombie equipped with a netherite sword was still dealing the same amount of damage as with no sword, on the test. But actually starting it up and testing manually it worked fine.

So I took advantage of your new PR template to provide the code I used to test manually.

[sovdeeth]

I did attempt making a test script but there seemed to be some discrepancies for the test (quickTest) versus a started up server (skriptTestDev)
Such as, having a zombie equipped with a netherite sword was still dealing the same amount of damage as with no sword, on the test. But actually starting it up and testing manually it worked fine.

Test what does work, though. It's understandable that it might not update items but you should be able to test the newly added syntax just fine.