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August 28, 2025 at 09:21 PM

    @Override
    public boolean hurtServer(ServerLevel p_369360_, DamageSource p_364544_, float p_368576_) {
        if (this.isInvulnerableTo(p_369360_, p_364544_)) {
            return false;
        } else if (this.abilities.invulnerable && !p_364544_.is(DamageTypeTags.BYPASSES_INVULNERABILITY)) {
            return false;
        } else {
            this.noActionTime = 0;
            if (this.isDeadOrDying()) {
                return false;
            } else {
                this.removeEntitiesOnShoulder();
                if (p_364544_.scalesWithDifficulty()) {
                    if (p_369360_.getDifficulty() == Difficulty.PEACEFUL) {
                        p_368576_ = 0.0F;
                    }

                    if (p_369360_.getDifficulty() == Difficulty.EASY) {
                        p_368576_ = Math.min(p_368576_ / 2.0F + 1.0F, p_368576_);
                    }

                    if (p_369360_.getDifficulty() == Difficulty.HARD) {
                        p_368576_ = p_368576_ * 3.0F / 2.0F;
                    }
                    
                    if (p_369360_.getDifficulty() == Difficulty.EXTREME) {
                        p_368576_ = (p_368576_ * 3.0F / 2.0F) + 1.0F;
                    }
                }

                return p_368576_ == 0.0F ? false : super.hurtServer(p_369360_, p_364544_, p_368576_);
            }
        }
    }

This code appears to be a method in a Java game class, potentially related to an entity taking damage in a server-based version of Minecraft or a similar game environment. Here's what the method does:

Method Purpose:
The method hurtServer determines how and whether the entity in question takes damage when inflicted with a DamageSource in a ServerLevel environment.
Key Components:
- ServerLevel p_369360_: Represents the game world on the server.
- DamageSource p_364544_: Specifies the type of damage (e.g., fire, explosion, etc.).
- float p_368576_: Indicates the amount of damage the entity would take.
Logic Overview:
- If the entity is invulnerable to the given damage type (via isInvulnerableTo), the method returns false, i.e., no damage is taken.
- If the entity has an "invulnerable" ability and the damage source does not bypass invulnerability (DamageTypeTags.BYPASSES_INVULNERABILITY), it also returns false.
- The method resets the noActionTime counter (potentially keeps the entity active).
- If the entity is already dead or dying (isDeadOrDying), it returns false, i.e., no further damage is processed.
- Before applying damage, the method performs some cleanup using removeEntitiesOnShoulder (possibly removing any dependent/secondary entities).
Damage Scaling Based on Difficulty:
If the DamageSource scales with difficulty (scalesWithDifficulty()):
- In PEACEFUL difficulty, no damage is applied (p_368576_ = 0.0F).
- In EASY difficulty, the damage is halved and incremented slightly.
- In HARD difficulty, the damage is increased by 1.5x.
- A hypothetical "EXTREME" difficulty further increases the damage by 1.5x and adds 1.0.
Final Application:
- If the final damage (p_368576_) equals 0.0, the method returns false (no damage is applied).
- Otherwise, the method delegates actual damage processing to its superclass's implementation (super.hurtServer), returning its result.

Summary:

The code controls the logic of how an entity processes damage in a game, factoring in:

Invulnerability mechanics,
Difficulty settings,
Special handling for specific damage sources.

It adjusts the incoming damage amount based on the game's difficulty, with a possible normalization or buff (adjusted either upwards or limited to zero damage). It also ensures no additional processing happens if the entity is invulnerable, immune, or already dead/dying.

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