This code calculates a "difficulty factor" in a game based...

August 28, 2025 at 05:28 PM

private float calculateDifficulty(Difficulty p_19052_, long p_19053_, long p_19054_, float p_19055_) { if (p_19052_ == Difficulty.PEACEFUL) { return 0.0F; } else { boolean flag = p_19052_ == Difficulty.HARD; float f = 0.75F; float f1 = Mth.clamp(((float)p_19053_ + -72000.0F) / 1440000.0F, 0.0F, 1.0F) * 0.25F; f += f1; float f2 = 0.0F; f2 += Mth.clamp((float)p_19054_ / 3600000.0F, 0.0F, 1.0F) * (flag ? 1.0F : 0.75F); f2 += Mth.clamp(p_19055_ * 0.25F, 0.0F, f1); if (p_19052_ == Difficulty.EASY) { f2 *= 0.5F; } if (p_19052_ == Difficulty.EXTREME) { f2 *= 2.0F; } f += f2; return (float)p_19052_.getId() * f; } } }

This code calculates a "difficulty factor" in a game based on several factors, such as the current difficulty level, game time, and an additional player factor. Here's a breakdown of what the code does:

  1. Check for Peaceful Mode:

    • If the current difficulty level is Difficulty.PEACEFUL, it immediately returns 0.0F, meaning no difficulty should apply.
  2. Initialize Variables:

    • The method identifies if the difficulty is Difficulty.HARD and stores it in a boolean flag.
    • f is initialized to 0.75F, which will form the base difficulty factor.
  3. Modify Difficulty Based on Elapsed Game Time:

    • f1 is calculated as a proportion of (p_19053_ - 72000) to 1440000 and clamped (adjusted to remain between 0.0 and 1.0).
      • p_19053_ likely represents the total elapsed game time in ticks.
      • This value (f1) is multiplied by 0.25F and added to the base difficulty (f).
  4. Additional Modifications Based on Weighted Factors:

    • f2 is calculated in steps:

      • A value proportional to p_19054_ / 3600000.0F is clamped and either fully added (if flag is true for HARD) or reduced by 25% (for other difficulties).
      • Another value based on p_19055_ * 0.25F is clamped and further added to f2.
    • If the difficulty is Difficulty.EASY, f2 is halved.

    • If the difficulty is Difficulty.EXTREME, f2 is doubled.

  5. Combine Factors:

    • f2 (the additional difficulty factor) is added to f (the base difficulty factor).
  6. Scale by Difficulty ID:

    • The method multiplies the final value of f by the ID of the current difficulty (p_19052_.getId()) and returns the result.

Summary:

The method adjusts the difficulty factor depending on:

  • The game’s difficulty level (p_19052_),
  • The elapsed game time (p_19053_),
  • Some measure of player activity or contribution (p_19054_ and p_19055_).

The resulting value represents a weighted difficulty score influenced by time, difficulty settings, and modifiers.

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