Item cooldown
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I'll try to be as brief as possible.
Item Cooldown isn't working correctly and is very confusing. Let's start from the beginning.-
The processing is incorrect – the entire cooldown you want to set needs to be reduced by ~0.08 (if I calculated everything correctly). Why? I don't know; that's just how Minecraft ticks work. More specifically, when we set, for example, 1 - 1, it doesn't actually hit when the cooldown is at 100%, but rather gives permission to hit (as far as I understand). For example, I set the Item Cooldown to 0.88 (according to Minecraft's cooldown, it's actually 0.96, but I explained above why it needs to be reduced by 0.08). The server counts the hit as 0.99999994 (i.e., slightly less than the full cooldown). We didn't hit at 100% of the cooldown, but we hit at 0.96, but the damage doesn't change. (In fact, it does, but that's how the ticks work.
A full charge is 8 damage.
A charge of 0.99999994 is 7.999999046325684 damage.
This is a netherite sword.)
So, we hit at 0.96 of the charge, but we were counted as 100% damage, and we still saved 25 milliseconds.
I think I explained it terribly
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Item Cooldown doesn't work with Always Criticals mode.
Why? Because Always always wants to hit at full charge. Although a critical hit is possible starting at 84.8% charge (Well, you can't hit exactly at 84.8%. Why? I don't know, that's how ticks work).
But we can hit, for example, at 92%. And a critical hit is possible because 92 is greater than the 84.8% threshold. But no matter what value we set for Item Cooldown (in Killaura), it will always hit at 100% (or 99.999994%, to be precise). Why would it be simple to always hit at 100% cooldown? Right? Not quite, well, maybe in principle you can hit at 100%, but still, liquid bounces are about flexibility. In any case, hitting before 100% and after 84.8% can save time, which can, for example, increase DPS.
That's about all I wanted to say.
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What you are looking for is that Cooldown will also overwrite itself based on the situation of e.g. critical hit?
Regarding Always Criticals Mode:
I swear to god I will delete the Always Criticals Mode. There is a Smart Criticals Mode for a reason.
