Frostiful:Config File (Old)

2026-04-02T07:36:13Z

TheDeathlyCow:

The [[Mod:Frostiful|Frostiful]] '''config file''' is a bit of a beast, but this guide will help walk you through what each of the options do. Items in ''italics'' are the important options that are fairly straightforward and are the ones you most likely will want to adjust.

{{Message box|text='''As of Frostiful 3.0, this page is no longer updated.''' This page reflects the state of the Scorchful config for mod versions 2.x (corresponding to most Minecraft 1.21.x versions). From Frostiful 3.0 onwards, a more robust config system with comments and descriptions has been implemented which should provide a much more accurate description of the config file for each version. Items documented here may not also necessarily reflect what appears in an older version of Minecraft, however some removed options are documented in [[#Removed Config Options]]. This page is kept up to be able to provide a resource for those still using older Frostiful versions.}}

=== Update Config ===

The update config is used to enable or disable automatic config updates when significant changes are made to the default config values.

; Current config version {{code|currentConfigVersion}}: This just saves the current version of the config, '''you should not touch this.'''

; ''Enable config auto updates {{code|enableConfigUpdates}}'': Whether to allow the config to reset itself whenever the config is out of date. For most modpacks, I'd recommend turning this off.

=== Client Config ===
These are a set of client-side settings that contain options for things like accessibility, rendering, and the HUD. Changing these on a dedicated server will do nothing.

; Frost overlay start percent (0-1) {{code|frostOverlayStart}}: Double between 0 and 1 that determines at what negative temperature scale the vanilla powder snow border overlay should start rendering at
; Do cold heart overlay {{code|doColdHeartOverlay}}: Whether to render the cold heart overlay or not
; Render water drip particles when wet {{code|renderDripParticles}}: Whether to render water dripping particles on wet players (does nothing if Scorchful is installed)
; Disable frost overlay when wearing Cloak of Frostology {{code|disableFrostOverlayWhenWearingFrostologyCloak}}: Whether to disable the frost overlay (powder snow border) from showing when wearing the Cloak of Frostology
; ''Shake hand when shivering'' {{code|shakeHandWhenShivering}}: Whether to shake the player's hand in first person when [shivering](./Temperature-System).
; Hand shake intensity {{code|handShakeIntensity}}: How intense the hand shaking should be when shivering.

=== Combat config ===

This config contains anything related to combat.

; ''Do chillager patrols'' {{code|doChillagerPatrols}}: Whether Chillagers should replace Pillagers in patrols in snowy biomes
; Strays carry frost arrows {{code|straysCarryFrostArrows}}: Whether Strays will carry Glacial Arrows.
; Max frost spell distance {{code|maxFrostSpellDistance}}: The maximum distance the spell cast by the Frost Wand should be able to go before exploding.
; Frost Wand cool down (ticks) {{code|frostWandCooldown}}: The cooldown time (in ticks) of the Frost Wand after casting a spell.
; Frost Wand root time (ticks) {{code|frostWandRootTime}}: The time (in ticks) that the Frozen Rooted effect of the Frost Wand should last.
; Frostologer heat drain per tick {{code|frostologerHeatDrainPerTick}}: How much heat the Frostologer should drain from nearby targets per tick when using its freezing attack.
; Packed snowball freeze amount {{code|packedSnowballFreezeAmount}}: The amount of temperature that the Packed Snowball should remove when thrown at an entity.
; Packed snowball damage {{code|packedSnowballDamage}}: The amount of Damage that the Packed Snowball should apply when thrown at an entity.
; Packed snowball vulnerable types damage {{code|packedSnowballVulnerableTypesDamage}}: The amount of Damage that the Packed Snowball should apply when thrown at an entity that belongs to the tag {{code|#minecraft:freeze_hurts_entity_types}}.
; Max Frost Bite Max Amplifier (inclusive) {{code|biterFrostBiteMaxAmplifier}}: The maximum level of the Frost Bite effect to apply to players frozen by the Frost Wand when attacked by a Biter (inclusive)
; Chillager fire damage multiplier {{code|chillagerFireDamageMultiplier}}: Increases damage Chillagers take from fire
; Frostologer fire damage multiplier {{code|frostologerFireDamageMultiplier}}: Increases damage Frostologers take from fire
; Ice Skate upgrade generate chance in Igloos (0-1) {{code|skateUpgradeTemplateIglooGenerateChance}}: Chance of an Ice Skate upgrade template appearing in an Igloo chest

=== Freezing Config ===

This config contains all of the values associated with freezing.

; ''Do passive freezing'' {{code|doPassiveFreezing}}: Global toggle on whether passive freezing should be enabled. Both this config option and the gamerule {{code|frostiful.doPassiveFreezing}} must be true for passive freezing to take effect!
; ''Do wind spawning'' {{code|doWindSpawning}}: Whether Freezing Wind should spawn
; ''Wind spawn strategy'' {{code|windSpawnStrategy}}: The strategy to be used when spawning freezing wind. One of {{code|NONE}}, {{code|POINT}}, or {{code|ENTITY}}. Defaults to {{code|ENTITY}}. See the alternate strategies page on the Weather page for more information.
; Do wind spawning in air {{code|spawnWindInAir}}: Whether Freezing Wind should spawn in the air
; ''Wind destroys torches'' {{code|windDestroysTorches}}: Whether Freezing Wind can destroy open flames.
; Do snow packing from heavy entities {{code|doSnowPacking}}: Whether heavy entities should turn snow layers they step on into packed snow.
; ''Passive freezing tick interval'' {{code|passiveFreezingTickInterval}}: How many ticks occur between applying passive freezing. This is intended to be used to allow configuring passive freezing to work slower than it does by default. Setting less then or equal to 1 makes passive freezing occur every tick.
; Wind spawn cap per second {{code|windSpawnCapPerSecond}}: The maximum number of Freezing Wind events allowed to spawn per second
; Wind spawn rarity {{code|windSpawnRarity}}: Controls the chance of wind spawning when snowing. Higher values mean less wind.
; Wind spawn rarity {{code|windSpawnRarityThunder}}: Controls the chance of wind spawning in a thunder storm. Higher values mean less wind.
; ''Max passive freezing percent (0-1)'' {{code|maxPassiveFreezingPercent}}: The minimum temperature scale at which passive freezing should apply (higher values = you can freeze more)
; Soak percent from splash water bottle (0-1) {{code|soakPercentFromWaterPotion}}: A 0-1 percentage of how wet splash water bottles should make a player.
; Sun Lichen heat per level {{code|sunLichenHeatPerLevel}}: The amount of temperature that Sun Lichen adds to entities per level of warmth (The levels are cold=0, cool=1, warm=2, hot=3).
; Sun Lichen burn time {{code|sunLichenBurnTime}}: How long Sun Lichen should set entities on fire when overheating, in ticks.
; Campfire warmth search size {{code|campfireWarmthSearchRadius}}: How far away Campfires can warm players when a log is added.
; Campfire warmth time {{code|campfireWarmthTime}}: The amount of time in ticks that Warmth granted by campfires should last
; Freezing wind frost (per 5 ticks) {{code|freezingWindFrost}}: The amount of temperature to remove from players when colliding with wind
; Conduit Power warmth per tick {{code|conduitPowerWarmthPerTick}}: The amount of temperature gained from having the Conduit Power status effect whilst submerged in water.
; Heat from hot floor (magma block, campfire) {{code|heatFromHotFloor}}: How much heat to apply per tick to entites standing on hot floor blocks, such as magma blocks
; Start shivering when below temp {{code|shiverBelow}}: The temperature scale below which to have entities start shivering. Scale from -1 to +1.
; ''Shivering warmth per tick'' {{code|shiverWarmth}}: How much warmth shivering should apply per tick.
; Stop shivering warmth below food level {{code|stopShiverWarmingBelowFoodLevel}}: The food level below which shivering should not apply heat.
; Warming food and drink Warmth duration (ticks) {{code|warmFoodWarmthTime}}: How many ticks Warmth should be applied for when consuming Warming foods. That is, food with the item tag {{code|#frostiful:warm_foods}}. This tag is mainly used for integration with warming food and drinks from mods like Farmer's Delight.

=== Icicle Config ===

This config contains values associated with icicles.

; ''Icicles form in weather'' {{code|iciclesFormInWeather}}: Whether Icicles should form during weather events.
; Become unstable chance {{code|becomeUnstableChance}}: The chance of an icicle block attempting to become unstable on random tick.
; Grow chance {{code|growChance}}: The chance of an icicle block attempting to grow on random tick.
; Grow chance during rain {{code|growChanceDuringRain}}: The chance of an icicle block attempting to grow on random tick when its raining.
; Grow chance during thunder {{code|growChanceDuringThunder}}: The chance of an icicle block attempting to grow on random tick when its thundering.
; Frost arrow freeze amount {{code|frostArrowFreezeAmount}}: The amount of temperature to remove from victims of a Glacial Arrow.
; Thrown icicle freeze amount {{code|thrownIcicleFreezeAmount}}: The amount of temperature to remove to from entities when they have an icicle thrown at them.
; Icicle collision freeze amount {{code|icicleCollisionFreezeAmount}}: The amount of temperature to remove from entities that hurt themselves on an icicle.
; Maximum light level to form (exclusive) {{code|maxLightLevelToForm}}: The maximum (block) light level that icicles are allowed to form at, exclusive upper bound.
; Minimum sky light level to form (inclusive) {{code|minSkylightLevelToForm}}: The minimum amount of sky light that icicles require to form.
; Thrown icicle damage {{code|thrownIcicleDamage}}: The amount of damage to apply to victims when they have an icicle thrown at them.
; Thrown icicle hurts extra damage {{code|thrownIcicleExtraDamage}}: The amount of damage to apply to entities belonging to the tag {{code|#minecraft:freeze_hurts_extra_types}}. Note: this is not additive with {{code|thrownIcicleDamage}}!
; Thrown icicle cooldown {{code|thrownIcicleCooldown}}: The cooldown in ticks between icicle throws.

=== Environment Config ===

This config contains all of the values associated with environmental temperature changes and effects.

; ''Max temperature for cold (in °C)'' {{code|maxTemperatureForColdC}}<ref name="env_temp_formula">
The final value of the environment temperature change is calculated using the formula below. You can find a graphical representation on [https://www.desmos.com/calculator/01nd0aidxh Desmos]. 
<math>
B(T) = \frac{T - maxTemp - degreesPerTempDec}{degreesPerTempDec}
</math> <math>
TemperatureChange(T) = \operatorname{max}(0, \operatorname{ceil}(multiplier * B(T))
</math>
</ref>: Cutoff temperature for freezing in Celsius. Biomes at or below this temperature will apply environment freezing to players. May not exceed 15°C.
; ''Degrees per temperature level decrease (in °C/°K)'' {{code|degreesCPerTemperatureDecrease}} <ref name="env_temp_formula"/>: Specifies the number of Celsius/Kelvin degrees the temperature must fall below the maximum cold threshold for each one-point decrease in player temperature per tick. Must be positive and non-zero.
; ''Environment temperature multiplier'' {{code|environmentTemperatureMultiplier}} <ref name="env_temp_formula"/>: Multiplies the final temperature point change of an environment temperature change.
; Apply Environment Frost Resistance penalty when wet {{code|applyEnvironmentPenaltyWhenWet}}: When true, entities will have their Environment Frost Resistance attribute set to 0 when wet.
; Rain wetness increase per tick {{code|rainWetnessIncrease}}: How many points to increase wetness by each tick when in the rain.
; Touching water wetness increase per tick {{code|touchingWaterWetnessIncrease}}: How many points to increase wetness by each tick when touching, but not submerged in, water.
; On fire dry rate {{code|onFireDryDate}}: How many points of wetness to remove each tick when on fire.
; On fire warm rate {{code|onFireWarmRate}}: The amount of temperature per tick that should be added from entities that are on fire.
; Powder snow freeze rate {{code|powderSnowFreezeRate}}: The per-tick temperature reduction of entities submerged in Powder Snow.
; Warmth per light level {{code|warmthPerLightLevel}}: How much temperature per tick is added to entities in an area per light level.
; Minimum block light level for warmth {{code|minLightForWarmth}}: The minimum light level needed to an area to be warm.
; Ultrawarm dimension warm rate {{code|ultrawarmWarmRate}}: The amount of warmth to apply in Ultrawarm dimensions like The Nether (does nothing if Scorchful is installed).
; Maximum snow accumulation ticks {{code|maxSnowAccumulationTicks}}: Controls how much many ticks of snow can be accumulated on entities that will melt off them when they go inside or enter a warm area. Set to 0 to disable this feature.

=== Removed Config Options ===
These reflect the removed config options from Frostiful, and their replacements (starting from Frostiful 2.2).

; Passive freezing wetness scale multiplier {{code|passiveFreezingWetnessScaleMultiplier}}: Increases passive freezing when wet
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced with {{code|environmentConfig/environmentFreezingSoakedMultiplier}}

; Very protective Frost Resistance multiplier {{code|veryProtectiveFrostResistanceMultiplier}}: Multiplies the base frost resistance of very protective armour materials
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced with the [./components.md#frost-resistance Frost Resistance Item Component]

; Protective Frost Resistance multiplier {{code|protectiveFrostResistanceMultiplier}}: Multiplies the base frost resistance of protective armour materials
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced with the [./components.md#frost-resistance Frost Resistance Item Component]

; Do dry biome night freezing {{code|doDryBiomeNightFreezing}}: Whether dry biomes, like deserts, should be cold at night.
: Removed in 2.2
: Feature is now defined by [https://github.com/TheDeathlyCow/scorchful Scorchful]'s {{code|scorchful:set_humidity/arid_climate}} [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_provider_definition/ environment provider]

; Cold biome base temperature change {{code|coldBiomeTemperatureChange}}: The base ambient temperature change per tick of snowy biomes that are not freezing. See Temperature System.
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced by the {{code|frostiful:cold_climate}} [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_definition/ environment]

; Freezing biome base temperature change {{code|freezingBiomeTemperatureChange}}: The base ambient temperature change per tick of freezing biomes. See Temperature System.
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced by the {{code|frostiful:freezing_climate}} [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_definition/ environment]

; Night time temperature shift {{code|nightTemperatureShift}}: Ambient temperature per tick shift in dark areas of cold or cool biomes. *This will also apply in dark places during the day.*
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced by the {{code|frostiful:modifier/sun_light}} [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_provider_definition/ environment provider]

; Dry rate {{code|dryRate}}: How many points of wetness to remove each tick when not touching water in any way.
: Removed in 2.2
: No replacement, hardcoded to be handled by Thermoo directly.

; Enable seasons integration {{code|enableSeasonsIntegration}}: Allows the passive temperature of biomes to change depending on the Season. Requires a Seasons mod like Fabric Seasons or Serene Seasons and [https://modrinth.com/mod/thermoo-patches Thermoo Patches] to have any effect. If disabled, then the Season will always be treated as being like Spring.
: Removed in 2.2
: Replaced by the {{code|thermoo:seasonal/temperate}} [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_provider_definition/#temperate-seasonal environment provider types], and used in the {{code|frostiful:temperate_climate}}, {{code|frostiful:cool_climate}}, {{code|frostiful:cold_climate}}, and {{code|frostiful:freezing_climate}} [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_definition/ environments]

=== Notes ===
<references />

[[Category:Frostiful|Developer Docs]]

Frostiful:Temperature System

2026-03-20T13:05:11Z

TheDeathlyCow:

This page describes the temperature and environment related mechanics of freezing in [[Frostiful]]. Frostiful's temperature system was created using Thermoo, which you can find out more about here: https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/

{{Message box|title=TL;DR|text=You get cold from being in dark and cold places, and you can warm up from being near block light sources. Being wet will also increase the speed at which you get colder.}}

== Overview ==

Frostiful replaces and greatly expands upon the power snow mechanic introduced in Minecraft 1.17. Freezing can now come from many sources in the world, not just [[Minecraft:Powder Snow|Powder Snow]]. Frostiful also adds new effects and displays to better indicate exactly how cold you are.

Much like how {{code|TicksFrozen}} works in vanilla, the temperature "point" field is an integer field that measures how many ticks you have been exposed to extreme temperatures in Frostiful. The lower this value is, the colder an entity is. In Frostiful, the minimum value for temperature is {{code|-6300}} and the maximum value is {{code|0}}. With [[Mod:Scorchful|Scorchful]] installed, the maximum can be increased (providing for overheating/hyperthermia).

Freezing is now also more permanent: the cold stays with you and you will need to seek out heat sources to recover from the cold. However, there are also new ways of protecting yourself against the cold. The system is also highly configurable, and pretty much all of the numbers can be changed to suit your liking.

These are essentially two ways of getting cold in Frostiful: [[#Passive Freezing|passive freezing]] from the environment, and [[#Other Freezing Sources|active freezing]] from other sources like Powder Snow and combat.

As you get hotter, you will face negative [[#Temperature Effects|effects]] such as slowness, mining fatigue, weakness, and eventually freezing damage.

To counteract cold, you need to warm up. Warming can come from a few sources, but the primary source is from [[#Heating|block light]]. This includes all [[Minecraft:Light|light sources]] - torches, glowstone, campfires, lava - and even modded ones.

== Temperature Display on HUD ==

Your body temperature is displayed as a freezing heart overlay on your health bar. When you reach the minimum body temperature, the hearts will become fully frozen. Once your temperature bar gets half full, a frosty overlay will beging to fade in until you reach your minimum body temperature. This is the same overlay used in vanilla for powder snow.

[[File:Frostiful-cold hearts.png|thumb|The temperature bar just at half of minimum temperature.]]

[[File:Frostiful-freezing.png|thumb|A full temperature bar and Frosty overlay.]]

== Environment ==
=== Passive Freezing ===

Passive freezing is the primary survival mechanic of the mod. It can be disabled by setting the gamerule {{code|frostiful:enable_environment_freezing}}<ref>In some older versions this gamerule may be called either {{code|frostiful.doPassiveFreezing}} or {{code|frostiful:do_passive_freezing}}.</ref> to {{code|false}}, or by disabling it in the config. Passive freezing primarily applies to the [[Minecraft:Overworld|Overworld]], and not [[Minecraft:The Nether|The Nether]] or [[Minecraft:The End|The End]].

=== Climate Zones ===

Frostiful uses four different climates to determine biome temperature, in decreasing order of average temperature: Temperate, Cool, Cold, and Freezing.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Climate Zone biomes
|-
! Climate || Default Biomes List
|-
| Temperate || [[Minecraft:Plains|Plains]], [[Minecraft:Sunflower Plains|Sunflower Plains]], [[Minecraft:Forest|Forest]], [[Minecraft:Flower Forest|Flower Forest]], [[Minecraft:Birch Forest|Birch Forest]], [[Minecraft:Old Growth Birch Forest|Old Growth Bird Forest]], [[Minecraft:Dark Forest|Dark Forest]], [[Minecraft:Pale Garden|Pale Garden]], [[Minecraft:Beach|Beach]], [[Minecraft:Ocean|Ocean]], [[Minecraft:Deep Ocean|Deep Ocean]], [[Minecraft:Stony Peaks|Stony Peaks]]
|-
| Cool || [[Minecraft:Taiga|Taiga]], [[Minecraft:Old Growth Pine Taiga|Old Growth Pine Taiga]], [[Minecraft:Old Growth Spruce Taiga|Old Growth Spruce Taiga]], [[Minecraft:Windswept Hills|Windswept Hills]], [[Minecraft:Windswept Forest|Windswept Forest]], [[Minecraft:Windswept Gravelly Hills|Windswept Gravelly Hills]]
|-
| Cold || [[Minecraft:Snowy Taiga|Snowy Taiga]], [[Minecraft:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]], [[Minecraft:Snowy Beach|Snowy Beach]], [[Minecraft:Snowy Slopes|Snowy Slopes]], [[Minecraft:Jagged Peaks|Jagged Peaks]], [[Minecraft:Grove|Grove]], [[Minecraft:Frozen River|Frozen River]], [[Minecraft:Deep Frozen Ocean|Deep Frozen Ocean]], [[Minecraft:Frozen Ocean|Frozen Ocean]], [[Minecraft:Cherry Grove|Cherry Grove]], [[Minecraft:Meadow|Meadow]]
|-
| Freezing || [[Minecraft:Ice Spikes|Ice Spikes]], [[Minecraft:Frozen Peaks|Frozen Peaks]], [[Minecraft:Jagged Peaks|Jagged Peaks]]
|}

=== Biome Temperature ===

The temperature of each biome is used to determine how quickly a player will freeze. If a season mod is installed, the temperature of each biome will change depending on the season. Otherwise, biomes will use their Spring temperatures. Sunlight can also increase the environment, increasing it by 10°C in affected biomes.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Day/Night Time Biome Temperatures by Season
|-
! Climate || Spring Day/Night Temperature (default) || Summer Day/Night Temperature || Autumn Day/Night Temperature || Winter Day/Night Temperature
|-
| Temperate || Unset || Unset || Unset || 15°C / 5°C
|-
| Cool || 15°C / 5°C || 25°C / 15°C || 15°C / 5° || 5°C / -5°C
|-
| Cold || 5°C / -5°C || 15°C / 5°C || 5°C / -5°C || -5°C / -15°C
|-
| Freezing || -5°C / -15°C || 5°C / -5°C || -5°C / -15°C || -15°C / -25°C
|}

Unset biomes will default to 20°C, unless overridden by another mod like [[Mod:Scorchful|Scorchful]].

If you want to know the ambient temperature change at a particular location, you can use the command {{code|/thermoo environment temperature <pos>}}.

{{Message box|title=Important Note|text=Frostiful does not add seasons by itself. You must install a Seasons mod like [https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-seasons Fabric Seasons] or [https://modrinth.com/mod/serene-seasons Serene Seasons] '''AND''' [https://modrinth.com/mod/thermoo-patches Thermoo Patches] to make Frostiful aware of the seasons. If no seasons mod is installed, the Spring temperatures will be used by default.}}

=== Conversion to Entity Exposure ===

When the temperature is at or below '''10°C''' ('''50°F'''), entities will begin to face increased exposure each tick, increasing in intensity for every 10°C (18°F) that the temperature decreases.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Environment Temperature to Temperature Point per Tick
|-
! Temperature Range (°C) || Temperature Point Change per Tick
|-
| Above 10°C || 0
|-
| 0°C (exclusive) to 10°C (inclusive) || -1
|-
| -10°C (exclusive) to 0°C (inclusive) || -2
|-
| -20°C (exclusive) to -10°C (inclusive) || -3
|-
| -30°C (exclusive) to -20°C (inclusive) || -4
|}

== Wetness ==

Entities will become wet after being exposed to water. Being wet makes players become colder, faster, and makes all entities drip.

Wetness (or soaking) has a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 600. However, it is mainly used as a 0-1 percentage scale. When out in the rain, this increases by 1 per tick. When touching, but not submerged in, water this increases by 5 per tick. When submerged in water, it will max out immediately.

Entities that are not exposed to water will have their wetness value decreased by 1 per tick. Being near light sources also speeds this up somewhat.

Wetness values can be read or adjusted using the command {{code|/thermoo soaking <target>}}.

If [[Mod:Scorchful|Scorchful]] is installed, Frostiful's soaking and drying mechanics will be automatically disabled, and replaced by Scorchful's.

Wetness can also be accumulated from the Snow. When an entity enters a warm or interior area after being recently exposed to snow, it will melt and make the entity wet. This applies even if Scorchful is installed.

== Temperature Effects ==

As entities get colder, they will face an increasing number of negative effects.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto
! Temperature Scale || Effect || Entity Types affected
|-
| -99% and below || Freeze Damage || All non-immune entities
|-
| -99% and below || Extra Freeze Damage || [[Minecraft:Blaze|Blaze]], [[Minecraft:Strider|Strider]], [[Minecraft:Magma Cube|Magma Cube]]
|-
| 0% and below || Increasing Slowness, scales with how cold you are || [[Minecraft:Player|Player]] only
|-
| -50% and below || [[Minecraft:Weakness|Weakness I]] || Player only
|-
| -75% and below || [[Minecraft:Mining Fatigue|Mining Fatigue I]] || Player only
|-
| -50% and below || [[Minecraft:Weakness|Weakness II]], [[Minecraft:Mining Fatigue|Mining Fatigue II]] || Player only
|}

The [[Frostiful:Frostologer|Frostologer]] and the [[Frostiful:Cloak of Frostology|Cloak of Frostology]] also have associated temperature effects of their own.

Temperature effects are defined in Frostiful's datapack. You can see the default Temperature Effects [https://github.com/TheDeathlyCow/frostiful/tree/main/src/main/resources/data/frostiful/thermoo/temperature_effect here]. Documentation for the temperature effect format is available on the [https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/temperature_effect_definition/ Thermoo Wiki].

== Heating ==

Once cold, entities will remain cold until and must seek out heat. Some heat sources are provided below:

* '''Light Sources''': Most artificial [[Minecraft:Light|light sources]] can provide heat. This includes [[Minecraft:Torch|Torches]], [[Minecraft:Glowstone|Glowstone]], [[Minecraft:Campfire|Campfires]], [[Minecraft:Lava|Lava]], [[Minecraft:Redstone Lamp|Redstone Lamps]] and more. Light-sourced heat increases with the strength of the light, and a minimum [[Minecraft:Light#Block_light|block light level]] of 5 is needed to provide heat. This will automatically apply to modded light sources, too. No need to configure anything!
* '''Shivering''': When at least 50% cold, entities will begin to shiver. When shivering, a small amount of warmth is gained each tick. For players, this comes at the cost of hunger. When a player's [[Minecraft:Hunger|hunger]] gets too low, they will continue to shiver but gain no warmth.
* '''Sun Lichen''': [[Frostiful:Sun Lichen|Sun Lichen]] provides some warmth when stepped on to help players in the early game not immediately freeze to death in snowy biomes.
* '''Fire''': Being on [[Minecraft:Fire|fire]] will provide some warmth each tick. If the entity has [[Minecraft:Fire Resistance|Fire Resistance]], the fire will be immediately extinguished even when the entity is a little cold (has temperature < 0).
* '''Enchantments''': The [[Frostiful:Enchantments|Enervation]] and [[Frostiful:Enchantments|Curse of Frozen Touch]] [[Minecraft:Enchantment|enchantments]] transfer heat between the attacker and their victim. See the [Enchantments](./Enchantments) page for more detail.
* '''Conduit Power''': A large amount of warmth is gained from being submerged with the Conduit Power effect.
* '''Magma Blocks''': [[Minecraft:Magma Block|Magma Blocks]] provide warmth when stood on, except when wearing boots enchanted with Frost Walker

== Armor ==

Armor with the Frost Resistance and Environment Frost Resistance [[Minecraft:Attribute|attributes]] are used to protect against the cold. These armors won't make you inherently warmer; they will just prevent you from getting cold.

Frost Resistance and Environment Frost Resistance can be gained from [[Minecraft:Netherite|Netherite Armor]], [[Frostiful:Fur Armor|Fur, and Fur Padded Chainmail Armor]]. The [[Frostiful:Cloak of Frostology|Cloak of Frostology]] reduces Frost Resistance (though, for that item, that is a good thing). However, Frost Resistance can be applied to other armors using the {{code|frostiful:frost_resistance}} [[Minecraft:Data Component Format|item component]]. More information about this component can be found on the config wiki: https://frostiful.thedeathlycow.com/components

=== Frost Resistance ===

Each point of Frost Resistance corresponds to a 10% decrease in incoming freezing. Entities can have up to 10 points of frost resistance, and no less than -10 points. Negative values will increase the amount of incoming freezing. Note that this does ''not'' apply to temperature changes from the [[#Environment|environment]], only to [[#Other Freezing Sources|active sources]].

=== Environment Frost Resistance ===

Provides a random chance of "dodging" a freezing environment temperature change, on a 0-1 scale. For example, an attribute value of 0.25 will provide a 25% chance of dodging environmental freezing.

== Other Freezing Sources ==

Freezing can be applied from many other sources. This list is non-exhaustive, as freezing sources are constantly being added to Frostiful.

* '''Freezing Wind''': [[Frostiful:Weather|Freezing Wind]] will freeze players that it collides with.
* '''Frostologer''' The [[Frostiful:Frostologer|Frostologer]] will use freezing as one of its main attacks.
* '''Powder Snow''': Falling in [[Minecraft:Powder Snow|Powder Snow]] will cool you just as quickly as it will in vanilla
* '''Glacial Arrows''': [[Frostiful:Glacial Arrow|Glacial Arrows]] will freeze entities on hit. These arrows are carried by [[Minecraft:Stray|Strays]] and [[Frostiful:Chillager|Chillagers]].
* '''Icicles''': Falling on [[Frostiful:Icicle|Icicles]] will provide freezing.
* '''Packed Snowballs''': Being hit by a [[Frostiful:Packed Snow|Packed Snowballs]] will provide freezing.

[[Category:Frostiful|Surival Mechanics]]

=== Notes ===

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