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                "title": "Reputation",
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                        "*": "[[Category:Configuration]]\n[[Category:Factions & Reputation]]\nThe reputation controls how mobs of a [[Faction]] react to a nearby player. It also affects the availability of certain [[Trade|Trades]].\n<br/>\nA player has one reputation score towards each [[Faction]].\n<br/>\n== Mechanics ==\nThe reputation can change per faction, but some [[Faction|factions]] have that disabled, the player will then always have the default reputation set for that faction towards it.\n<br/>\nEverytime a player kills a '''CQR'''-entity, the reputation towards the '''witnessing''' entity's [[Faction]] may change. \nA entity is a witnessing entity when it's distance towards the '''killed''' entity is <= 'factionUpdateRadius' (defined in [[Main Configuration]]), it also needs to be able to physically see the killing player.\n<br/>\nDepending on the killed-entity's [[Faction]] towards the the witnessing-entity's [[Faction]] the player's reputation will change according to one of these scenarios:\n* killed-entity is enemy of witnessing-entity's [[Faction]]: Player will GAIN reputation towards the witnessing-entity's-[[Faction]]\n* killed-entity is ally of witnessing-entity's [[Faction]]: Player will LOSE reputation towards the witnessing-entity's-[[Faction]]\n* killed-entity is member of witnessing-entity's [[Faction]]: Player will LOSE reputation towards the witnessing-entity's-[[Faction]]\n<br/>\n== Gameplay Effects ==\nBasically the reputation controls when '''CQR'''-entities will attack the player, this is diverted into three states:\n* Attack on sight (Enemy)\n* Attack when provoked (Neutral)\n* Never attack (Member)\n<br/>\nThe reputation also affects the availability of [[Trade|Trades]] a [[NPC]] has. Some [[Trade|Trades]] are only available when a certain amount of reputation is gained.\n<br/>\n== Developer Information ==\nReputation is saved in a NBT file for each player. The files are named with a player's UUID and are stored per world in data/cqr/reputation/."
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                        "*": "[[Category:Configuration]]\nA ResourceLocation is the replacement for numeric id's introduced in 1.8.\n\nIt pretty much is a namespaced identifier consisting of a domain and a path which are divided by a ':'.\nIt also supports mods.\n\nTo see a block or item id, go ingame and press 'F3 + H', then go in your inventory and hover over an item, it will show the id under the item name.\n\nFor a more detailed explanation, see [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Namespaced_ID minecraft wiki].\n\n===Example===\n* ID for stone block: 'minecraft:stone'\n* ID for a creeper: 'minecraft:creeper'\n* ID for a abyss-walker: 'cqrepoured:walker'\n* ID for a ice and fire ice dragon: 'iceandfire:icedragon'"
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