Config
Default config.yml and description
Default config.yml:
config:
sphere:
# See below for full description
# Fractional positive number
calculation:
ad_factor: 20.0
rad_factor: 2.0
# Integer positive number
display:
# Sphere refresh rate in ticks
frequency: 20
# Sphere display time in ticks
duration: 400
# See below for full description
threads:
# Integer positive number
particles_per_thread: 2147483647
# boolean true/false
calculation_info: false
particle:
# Particle type.
# See below for possible values.
particle_type: VILLAGER_HAPPY
# Values of these keys are only used if the particle_type is REDSTONE.
# Otherwise, these values will be ignored.
particle_data:
# Color in RGB format
# Integer number 0-255
color:
r: 0
g: 0
b: 0
# Particle size
# Fractional positive number
size: 1.0
messages:
prefix: "&7[&5CTRZ&7] &b:"
import: "%prefix% &aImport completed!"
reload: "%prefix% &aReload completed!"
invalid_number_args: "%prefix% &cInvalid number of arguments."
invalid_argument: "%prefix% &cInvalid argument &9%arg%&c."
no_permission: "&cNo permission."
# Don't edit it!
config_version: 4config.sphere.calculation
ad_factor:
A displayed sphere is a collection of circles. This parameter affects a rotation angle calculation, which, in turn, affects a calculation of a next point coordinate lying on the same circle. The larger value of this parameter, the smaller distance between points and, accordingly, the greater points number. All calculated sphere coordinates are rounded and deduplicated. Therefore, unreasonably large values of this parameter will not change a sphere appearance, but will only pointlessly increase CPU load and a sphere calculation time.
rad_factor
This parameter determines а rotation angle for calculating next boundary of a sphere mesh cell. The larger value of this parameter, the smaller cell size.
config.threads
particles_per_thread:
This parameter determines how many threads will be created to display a sphere. For example, a calculated sphere surface has 57439 coordinates. If particles_per_thread = 10000 then 6 threads will be created for spawning particles:
The more threads, the more CPU usage. Don't touch the default value unless you fully understand what you are doing.
calculation_info
If true, then will display information about a calculated sphere:
Total calculation - total number of calculations performed in calculating a sphere surface coordinates. Sphere points - number of sphere surface coordinates after deduplication. Threads - number of threads created to display a sphere
Valid values for the particle_type key
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