This code defines a private method `getPotentialBonusSpawns` that determines the...

August 28, 2025 at 08:07 PM

    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;
        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:
            default:
                return 0;
            case WITCH:
                if (flag || p_219831_ <= 2 || p_219831_ == 4) {
                    return 0;
                }

                i = 1;
                break;
            case RAVAGER:
                i = !flag && p_219833_ ? 1 : 0;
        }

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

This code defines a private method getPotentialBonusSpawns that determines the number of potential bonus spawns for a specific type of Raider within a "Raid" system (presumably from a game or simulation). Here's a detailed breakdown of what the code does:

Inputs:
- p_219829_: The type of Raider (e.g., VINDICATOR, PILLAGER, WITCH, etc.).
- p_219830_: A RandomSource object for generating random numbers.
- p_219831_: Some raid-specific value, likely representing the wave or stage of the raid.
- p_219832_: A DifficultyInstance object representing the game's difficulty state.
- p_219833_: A boolean flag that might represent some additional context (e.g., whether it's a special condition or phase).
Extract Difficulty:
- It gets the current difficulty level (Difficulty) from the DifficultyInstance.
- Flags are set for specific difficulties:
  - flag is true if the difficulty is EASY.
  - flag1 is true if the difficulty is NORMAL.
Switch Statement on Raider Type: The behavior depends on the p_219829_ Raider type:
- VINDICATOR or PILLAGER:
  - If the difficulty is EASY, i is set to a random integer between 0 and 1 (p_219830_.nextInt(2)).
  - If the difficulty is NORMAL, i is set to 1.
  - If the difficulty is higher, i is set to 2.
- EVOKER:
  - An unused default branch exists for EVOKER.
  - Always returns 0 (no bonus spawns).
- WITCH:
  - If the difficulty is EASY (flag is true), or if p_219831_ is less than or equal to 2, or if p_219831_ equals 4, the method immediately returns 0 (no bonus spawns).
  - Otherwise, i is set to 1.
- RAVAGER:
  - If the difficulty is not EASY (flag is false) and p_219833_ is true, i is set to 1. Otherwise, it's set to 0.
Final Random Adjustment:
- After the switch block determines the value of i:
  - If i > 0, the method returns a random integer in the range [0, i] (inclusive).
  - Otherwise, it returns 0.
Summary:
- This method evaluates a few conditions (e.g., Raider type, game difficulty, wave stage, and flags) to calculate a potential number of bonus spawns for each Raider type, with randomness added for certain cases.
- Some Raider types never have bonus spawns (EVOKER), while others depend on difficulty and specific rules.

This logic could be used to create variability in the number of Raiders spawned in a game system such as a raid mechanic in Minecraft-like games.

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