This method, `getPotentialBonusSpawns`, appears to determine the number of "bonus...

August 30, 2025 at 03:41 AM

    private int getPotentialBonusSpawns(Raid.RaiderType p_219829_, RandomSource p_219830_, int p_219831_, DifficultyInstance p_219832_, boolean p_219833_) {
        Difficulty difficulty = p_219832_.getDifficulty();
        boolean flag = difficulty == Difficulty.EASY;
        boolean flag1 = difficulty == Difficulty.NORMAL;
        boolean flag2 = difficulty == Difficulty.EXTREME;
        int i;
        switch (p_219829_) {
            case VINDICATOR:
            case PILLAGER:
                if (flag || flag2) {
                    i = p_219830_.nextInt(2);
                } else if (flag1) {
                    i = 1;
                } else {
                    i = 2;
                }
                break;
            case EVOKER:
            default:
                return 0;
            case WITCH:
                if (flag || flag2 || p_219831_ <= 5 || p_219831_ == 7 || p_219831_ >= 11) {
                    return 0;
                }

                i = 1;
                break;
            case RAVAGER:
                if (flag || flag2 || p_219831_ >= 6) {
                    return 0;
                }

                i = 1;
        }

        return i > 0 ? p_219830_.nextInt(i + 1) : 0;
    }

This method, getPotentialBonusSpawns, appears to determine the number of "bonus spawns" (or additional entity spawns) for a raid in a game-like simulation. Here's a breakdown of what the code does:

Parameters:

p_219829_: The type of raider/monster (Raid.RaiderType), such as Vindicator, Pillager, Witch, Ravager, etc.
p_219830_: A random number generator (RandomSource) used to calculate chance-based values.
p_219831_: Presumably the wave level or current progress of the raid (wave number, raid phase, or similar).
p_219832_: The difficulty of the instance (DifficultyInstance), which determines how challenging the scenario is.
p_219833_: A boolean flag likely related to some external condition (not used in the method, though).

Functionality:

The goal of the method is to determine a random number of additional ("bonus") spawns for given raider types, based on the difficulty, raid wave, and type of raider. Here's how it works:

Difficulty Determination:
- It retrieves the current Difficulty from p_219832_ and sets flags for EASY, NORMAL, and an assumed more challenging EXTREME difficulty.
Switch Statement on p_219829_ (Raider Type):
- The method branches its behavior based on the type of raider.
- VINDICATOR and PILLAGER:
  - Depending on the difficulty:
    - For EASY or EXTREME, it randomly selects 0 or 1 bonus spawns.
    - For NORMAL, it adds exactly 1 spawn.
    - Otherwise, it adds 2 spawns.
- EVOKER and Default:
  - These cases always return 0, meaning no bonus spawns are generated for these types.
- WITCH:
  - For EASY, EXTREME, or if the wave (p_219831_) is <=5, ==7, or >=11, this returns 0, meaning no bonus spawns.
  - Otherwise, it adds 1 spawn.
- RAVAGER:
  - For EASY, EXTREME, or if the wave (p_219831_) is >=6, this returns 0, meaning no bonus spawns.
  - Otherwise, it adds 1 spawn.
Final Calculation and Return:
- If the calculated i (number of possible bonus spawns) is greater than 0, it generates a random number between 0 and i (inclusive) using the random generator (p_219830_).
- Otherwise, it simply returns 0.

Example Output:

For a PILLAGER on EASY difficulty, the result will always be a random number between 0 and 1.
For a WITCH on wave 4 (and not in EASY or EXTREME), the result will be exactly 1.

Summary:

The method calculates the potential number of bonus spawns for a raid wave based on difficulty, raider type, and wave number. The calculation involves:

Determining the conditional maximum bonus spawns (i) for various raider types.
Using the random generator to return a random number of spawns between 0 and i.

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