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‎docs/nova/addon/abilities.md

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object Abilities : AbilityTypeRegistry by ExampleAddon.registry {
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object Abilities {
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val EXAMPLE_ABILITY = registerAbilityType("example_ability", ::MyAbility)
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val EXAMPLE_ABILITY = ExampleAddon.registerAbilityType("example_ability", ::MyAbility)
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}
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‎docs/nova/addon/attachments.md

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## Creating an AttachmentType
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Register an attachment type:
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@Init(stage = InitStage.PRE_PACK)
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object Attachments : AttachmentTypeRegistry by ExampleAddon.registry {
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object Attachments {
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val EXAMPLE_ATTACHMENT = registerAttachmentType("example_attachment") { ItemAttachment(it, Items.ATTACHMENT_ITEM) }
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val EXAMPLE_ATTACHMENT = ExampleAddon.registerAttachmentType("example_attachment") { ItemAttachment(it, Items.ATTACHMENT_ITEM) }
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‎docs/nova/addon/blocks/block-behaviors.md

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```kotlin
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object Blocks : BlockRegistry by ExampleAddon.registry {
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object Blocks {
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val EXAMPLE_BLOCK = block("example_block") {
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val EXAMPLE_BLOCK = ExampleAddon.block("example_block") {
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behaviors(/*...*/)
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‎docs/nova/addon/blocks/creating-blocks.md

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## Creating a Block Registry
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Create a singleton object and annotate it with `#!kotlin @Init` to have it loaded during addon initialization.
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```kotlin
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@Init(stage = InitStage.PRE_PACK) // (1)!
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object Blocks {
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object Blocks {
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val EXAMPLE_BLOCK = ExampleAddon.block("example_block") {}
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val EXAMPLE_BLOCK = ExampleAddon.block("example_block") {
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‎docs/nova/addon/fonts/guitextures.md

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‎docs/nova/addon/items/creating-items.md

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‎docs/nova/addon/items/enchantments.md

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‎docs/nova/addon/items/equipment.md

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‎docs/nova/addon/items/tools.md

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