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This code appears to be part of a system related to managing raids in a game, most likely Minecraft, as it uses familiar terms like "Raid" and "RaiderType." Here's what the individual methods do:

1. getDefaultNumSpawns

private int getDefaultNumSpawns(Raid.RaiderType p_37731_, int p_37732_, boolean p_37733_) {
    return p_37733_ ? p_37731_.spawnsPerWaveBeforeBonus[this.numGroups] : p_37731_.spawnsPerWaveBeforeBonus[p_37732_];
}

This method computes the default number of mobs ("spawns") for a specific raider type in a raid wave.

• Parameters:

  • p_37731_: The type of raider (e.g., VINDICATOR, PILLAGER).
  • p_37732_: An index or a specific wave number.
  • p_37733_: A boolean flag that determines whether to use this.numGroups (an object field) or p_37732_ as the index.

• Logic:

  • If p_37733_ is true, it uses this.numGroups to access the raider's spawn count in the spawnsPerWaveBeforeBonus array.
  • Otherwise, it uses the value of p_37732_ to retrieve the spawn count.

• Purpose: This method is used to retrieve the baseline number of raiders of a given type that spawn in a specific wave of a raid (before applying any bonuses).

2. getPotentialBonusSpawns

private int getPotentialBonusSpawns(Raid.RaiderType p_219829_, RandomSource p_219830_, int p_219831_, DifficultyInstance p_219832_, boolean p_219833_) {
    // ...
}

This method computes the potential additional spawns for a raider type in a raid wave, based on the game's difficulty and the wave number.

• Parameters:

  • p_219829_: The type of raider (e.g., VINDICATOR, WITCH).
  • p_219830_: A random number source used to generate random bonus spawns.
  • p_219831_: The current wave number in the raid.
  • p_219832_: A DifficultyInstance object that represents the current game difficulty (EASY, NORMAL, EXTREME, etc.).
  • p_219833_: A boolean flag (not explicitly used in the current code).

• Logic:

  • It begins by determining the current game difficulty (Difficulty) and sets flags for EASY, NORMAL, and EXTREME difficulties.
  • A switch statement handles the logic for each raider type:
    • VINDICATOR and PILLAGER:
      • If difficulty is EASY, it allows a 0 or 1 bonus spawn (nextInt(2)).
      • If NORMAL, it grants 1 bonus spawn.
      • Otherwise, it grants 2 bonus spawns.
    • EVOKER and ILLUSIONER: No bonus spawns are added (return 0).
    • WITCH:
      • Some specific rules are based on wave numbers. Bonus spawns are not allowed for certain waves (e.g., ≤5, ==8, ≥11).
      • In EXTREME difficulty (flag2), additional conditions apply for waves ≥5 to generate a bonus spawn.
    • RAVAGER:
      • No bonus spawns are allowed for wave numbers ≤3 or ≥6.
      • In EXTREME difficulty, it checks specific waves (4 or 5) to allow a bonus spawn.

• Purpose: This method determines the random bonus spawns to add to the default number of raiders in a raid wave. The decision depends on raider type, wave number, and difficulty.

3. isActive

public boolean isActive() {
    return this.active;
}

This is a straightforward method that returns whether the raid is currently active.

Overall Functionality:

The code is responsible for determining the number of mobs that spawn during a raid in a game, based on the raider type, wave number, and difficulty. It also provides a way to check the raid's active status.