Lestora Base Temperature

This is a client-side helper mod that adds base temperature calculation to a location (player). It mainly takes into account the biome with some opinionated temperatures. It also "rubberbands" such that your temperature changes toward new environment changes at different speeds based on how dramatic the change is. It will be colder in snow, hotter near lava (no matter where you are), holding buckets of snow/lava, and more.

This mod also allows you to optionally depend on Lestora Config, which will create a config/lestora-biome.toml with default values, where you can add or update values.

Also, this optionally depends on Lestora Wetness, because the temperature may be affected by wetness, which is more complex than "in water" or "not in water".

Lastly, this mod optionally depends on Lestora Debug, which will show the temperature at the current location in an F3 menu.

Features

Usage: Calculates a rubber-band affected swing in temperature based on the environment.
Configuration: Use the dependency on Lestora Config's lestora-biome.toml, used for configuring biome temperatures.

Manual Installation

Download the mod JAR from CurseForge.
Place the JAR file into your mods folder.
Launch Minecraft with the Forge profile.

Commands

Use the command /lestora baseTemp current - Outputs the current player's body temperature. Useful if Debug is not installed, or disabled.
Use the command /lestora baseTemp disable [temp] - Sets the players' temperatures to the temp and disables updates.
Use the command /lestora baseTemp tempInterval [ticks] - Default 5: How many ticks to wait between updates.

Compatibility

Minecraft Version: 1.21.4
Forge Version: 54.1.0

Troubleshooting

If you run into issues (e.g., crashes or unexpected behavior), check the logs in your crash-reports or logs folder. You can also open an issue on the mod’s GitHub repository.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit pull requests or open issues if you have suggestions or bug reports.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.