Heroic Death Mod

When a player dies in-game, a death screen is displayed. This screen contains the options to respawn or teleport to the title screen. Along with these options, a message is also shown. This message is supposed to give an idea about how the playerâ€™s death occurred. For example, a player who died burning in fire will get a message that says â€œPlayer went up in flamesâ€. A player who dies by drowning will get a message that says â€œPlayer drownedâ€. A different message is shown if the player dies by falling from a height. But what if you wanted to replace these boring death messages with something witty, detailed or maybe even insulting. This is where Heroic Death Mod (1.20.1, 1.19.3) will help you. This mod allows you to configure the death screen message that is shown when a player dies. This is done by creating config files with custom messages included in them. The mod by itself does not create any config file when installed. The player himself has to create custom .json files into the config folder. The title of the json should be the name of the damage source that caused the death. A list of damage sources and their corresponding file names are given below.

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Here are some Vanilla damage source names, note that some mods may add their own damage sources which would require a json under their name:

Standing in fire : inFire.json
Struck by lightning : lightningBolt.json
Being on fire = onFire.json
Contact with lava = lava.json
Contact with hot blocks such as magma blocks : hotFloor.json
suffocating in a wall : inWall.json
Entity cramming : cramming.json
Drowning : = drown.json
Starving : starve.json
Cactus = cactus.json
Fall damage : fall.json
flying into a wall while wearing elytra : flyIntoWall.json
Damage caused by falling into the void or the /kill command : outOfWorld.json
Generic damage : generic.json
Damage caused by splash potions of harming : magic.json
Withering debuff : wither.json
Crushed by an anvil : anvil.json
being hit by a falling block : fallingBlock.json
Dragon’s breath smoke : dragonBreath.json
Standing too close to fireworks : fireworks.json

Now inside most json, there are 2 entries: normal, and afk.

Normal is used when the player is not afk, and is an array of possible death messages.
Afk is used when the player has been afk for more than 5 minutes.

Both entries are formatted as an array of strings with %s being used to substitute the player’s name.

There are a few special exceptions to this format.

generic.json – This is used when the game is unable to find a cause of death for the player, it’s otherwise formatted like above.
mob.json – This one is a bit more complicated, the game uses it for when killed by a normal mob attack such as a zombie.

At the root, there is a list of json entries labeled with the registry name of the mob that caused the damage.

Inside the entry, there are 3 sub entries; normal, afk and biggest.

normal and afk are the same as described above. But the biggest works a bit differently.Â Biggest comes into play when another source that caused more damage than the fatal blow is involved in the attack such as taking fall damage then dying to a zombie (Player was doomed to fall by Zombie).

If this is the case, then an entry from this category will be chosen instead of normal, note that biggest has its own damage type categories similar to the json titles. a second %s can be used to substitute the mob name.

Heroic Death Mod

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Heroic Death Mod (1.20.1, 1.19.3) Download Links

For Minecraft 1.12.2

For Minecraft 1.16.5

For Minecraft 1.18.2

For Minecraft 1.19.2

For Minecraft 1.19.3

For Minecraft 1.20.1