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Nuke Remote

by Hyperion-java · on Modrinth

A real remote-detonated TNT strike - mark a spot, watch it fall, and unleash a genuine block-breaking explosion.

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Nuke Remote — screenshot 1

Nuke Remote

Inspired by AltarSMP.

Base item: Clay Ball (detonator) Command: /nukeremote [player] Permission: customweapons.nukeremote (default: op) Resource Pack: Install the AltarSMP Texture Pack - this plugin set is built around it and looks/sounds as intended with it installed.

Cross-Plugin Detection (/weapons)

Every AltarSMP weapon plugin registers /weapons [player], which hands you one weapon from every other AltarSMP plugin currently installed and enabled - a live check each run, nothing to configure.

Crafting Recipe

. R .
I B I
. R .

Where:

Drop the ingredients into a crafting table in that pattern (. = empty slot) to get the Nuke Remote. Recipe can be turned off in config.

Enchantments

Not a melee weapon, bow, or armor piece, so it doesn't carry combat/defensive enchantments beyond Mending. Still unbreakable.

config.yml

weapon:
  cooldown-ability-1: 45
  cooldown-ability-2: 0
recipe:
  enabled: true
  shape:
    - " R "
    - "IBI"
    - " R "
  ingredients:
    R: REDSTONE
    I: IRON_INGOT
    B: TNT

Cooldowns are in seconds and reload from config on server start. Set recipe.enabled: false to disable crafting and hand the item out with /nukeremote only.

Abilities & Triggers

Trigger Ability What it does
Right-Click Nuclear Strike Marks your target location and drops a real falling TNT entity onto it from above. When it lands (or after ~3 seconds, whichever comes first), it detonates a real block-breaking 10-block-wide explosion for up to 28 damage falling off with distance.
Shift+Right-Click (none) This weapon has no secondary ability.

Notes

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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