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

September 1, 2025 at 12:07 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) {
                    i = p_219830_.nextInt(2);
                } else if (flag1) {
                    i = 1;
                } else {
                    i = 2;
                }
                break;
            case EVOKER:
            case ILLUSIONER:
            default:
                return 0;
            case WITCH:
                if (flag || p_219831_ <= 5 || p_219831_ == 8 || p_219831_ >= 11) {
                    return 0;
                }

                if ((flag2 && p_219831_ >= 5) && (flag2 && p_219831_ != 8)) {
                	return 1;
                }
                
                i = 1;
                break;
            case RAVAGER:
                if (flag || p_219831_ <= 3 || p_219831_ >= 6) {
                    return 0;
                }
                
                if (flag2 && p_219831_ == 4 || flag2 && p_219831_ == 5) {
                	return 1;
                }
                
                i = 1;
        }

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

This method, getPotentialBonusSpawns, appears to determine the number of "bonus" spawns for entities (likely in a raid scenario, based on the Raid.RaiderType) under specific conditions such as difficulty level, raid wave, and other contextual factors. Here's a breakdown of what this code does:

Inputs

p_219829_: The type of raider (Raid.RaiderType) being evaluated, e.g., VINDICATOR, WITCH, RAVAGER, etc.
p_219830_: A random number generator of type RandomSource.
p_219831_: A raid wave or stage number (likely an integer used to determine the current wave of the raid).
p_219832_: An object representing the difficulty of the raid (DifficultyInstance), with methods to fetch difficulty information (e.g., EASY, NORMAL, HARD).
p_219833_: A boolean input, which isn't used in the provided code but might represent additional conditions relevant to bonus spawns.

Logic

Determine Difficulty:
- The difficulty of the raid (EASY, NORMAL, or EXTREME) influences the potential bonus spawns.
- Corresponding flags (flag, flag1, and flag2) are set for EASY, NORMAL, and EXTREME difficulties respectively.
Behavior Based on Raider Type:
- A switch statement determines the behavior of the function for each type of raider:
  - VINDICATOR or PILLAGER:
    - For EASY: A random number between 0 and 1 is generated (nextInt(2)).
    - For NORMAL: The result is 1.
    - For HIGHER difficulties: The result is 2.
  - EVOKER or ILLUSIONER:
    - Always return 0 (no bonus spawns).
  - WITCH:
    - Bonus spawns are 0 for EASY difficulty or specific raid waves (p_219831_ of 5, 8, or greater than 11).
    - If EXTREME difficulty and raid wave conditions are met (p_219831_ >= 5 and not equal to 8), 1 bonus spawn is granted.
    - Otherwise, 1 bonus spawn is allowed.
  - RAVAGER:
    - Bonus spawns are 0 for EASY difficulty or raid waves (p_219831_ <= 3 or p_219831_ >= 6).
    - If EXTREME difficulty and raid wave is 4 or 5, 1 bonus spawn is granted.
    - Otherwise, 1 bonus spawn is allowed.
  - Default:
    - For any other unrecognized raider type, return 0.
Return Value:
- The final number of bonus spawns is determined as follows:
  - If i > 0 (a potential number of bonus spawns exists), return a random integer from 0 to i inclusive (nextInt(i + 1)).
  - If i <= 0, return 0 (no bonus spawns).

Output

The method returns an integer representing the number of bonus spawns for the given raider type under current conditions. This value depends on:

The raider type.
The raid's difficulty level.
The current wave or stage of the raid (p_219831_).
Randomization for certain cases (e.g., VINDICATOR or PILLAGER on EASY difficulty).

Observations

The boolean parameter p_219833_ is included in the method signature but is not used in the method logic. It could be redundant or reserved for future use.
The logic for "EXTREME" difficulty (as set by flag2) is handled in specific cases (e.g., WITCH and RAVAGER).
This code could be part of a game's AI system to spawn additional enemies dynamically based on difficulty and raid progression.

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