# Apothic Compat: user defined loot category overrides.
#
# Maps Minecraft items (or item tags) to Apotheosis loot categories so the
# affinity system can roll the right gem/affix pools on modded gear that
# Apotheosis does not categorize on its own. Entries here are sent to
# Apotheosis via IMC at startup, alongside the mod's built in compat
# modules. Edit this file then run /apothiccompat reload (op 2) to apply
# changes without restarting the server.
#
# Built in loot category names (Apotheosis 7.4.8):
#   sword, heavy_weapon, trident, bow, crossbow, shield,
#   helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots, pickaxe, shovel, none
#
# Other mods can register additional categories at startup. Any name
# that resolves at apply time is accepted; unknown names are skipped
# with a warning. Known third party categories from Fallen Gems &
# Affixes:
#   staffs           (requires Iron's Spellbooks)
#   celestial_melee  (requires Celestisynth)
#   celestial_ranged (requires Celestisynth)
#
# When an item is set in both adventure.cfg (Apotheosis's own Equipment
# Type Overrides) and this config, Apothic Compat's value currently wins.
# To keep an adventure.cfg value, leave that item out of this file.
#
# Keys MUST be quoted because item and tag IDs contain a ':' separator
# (namespace:path), which TOML does not allow in bare keys.

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Categorization settings.
#
# name_based_heavy_override (default false): When enabled, items whose
# registry id contains a heavy weapon name (greatsword, claymore,
# zweihander, etc.) are categorized as HEAVY_WEAPON regardless of their
# attack speed and damage. Disable to use pure speed and damage.
#
# weapon_pickaxes_as_heavy (default true): When enabled, items in the
# dual-purpose pickaxe list (combat tools like the Void Forge, Infernal
# Forge, and Blacksmith Gavels) categorize as HEAVY_WEAPON instead of
# PICKAXE. Disable for pure PickaxeItem-class behavior.
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
name_based_heavy_override = false
weapon_pickaxes_as_heavy = true

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Affix blacklist. Stops the listed affixes from rolling on newly
# generated gear (loot drops, reforging, trades, gem application).
# Existing items keep any affixes they already have; this only blocks
# future rolls. Apotheosis's own datapack affix overrides still win.
#
#   value = array of affix ids, each "namespace:path"
#           e.g. "apotheosis:sword/attribute/vampiric"
#
# Find affix ids from JEI tooltips on affixed gear, or from the files
# under data/<namespace>/affixes/ inside a mod's jar. Edit this list then
# run /apothiccompat reload (op 2) to reapply without a restart.
#
# Example:
#   affix_blacklist = ["apotheosis:sword/attribute/vampiric", "apotheosis:heavy_weapon/attribute/berserking"]
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
affix_blacklist = []

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Per item overrides.
#   key   = full item id (namespace:path)
#   value = loot category name from the list above
#
# Example:
#   "ruins:greatsword" = "heavy_weapon"
#   "simplyswords:greathammer" = "heavy_weapon"
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
[item_overrides]

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Per tag overrides. Every item carrying the tag receives the category.
#   key   = full tag id (namespace:path)
#   value = loot category name from the list above
#
# Tags are resolved at apply time, so datapack only tags that load with a
# world may not be visible during early startup. /apothiccompat reload
# runs after world load, so tag expansion there sees datapack tags.
#
# Example:
#   "simplyswords:greathammers" = "heavy_weapon"
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
[tag_overrides]