Basically Static Particle

static_particle

• configurable color, alpha, size, lifetime, texture
• is emissive (glow in the dark)

static_oriented

• configurable color, alpha, sizeX, sizeY, lifetime, rotation, post_rotation, cull, texture
• is emissive (glow in the dark)

/fov <add|multiply|set|query> [interpolation type] [interpolation duration]

• changes/gets the client FOV of the targets

/setperspective [camera distance]

• changes the client perspective

/rendertext [duration] [opacity] {options}

• displays text on the targets screens at the inputted position
• {options} is a compound accepting offset:[x,y] extraColor:O/S#RGBA|none(S for shadow, O for outline, color also accepts `followx) hideWithHud/hudHidden:bool guiScaleIndependent/scaleIndependent:bool overlay:bool angle:int fade:{in:int,out:int} blend/blendMode:additive/add/glow | invert/inverted/exclusion/difference | multiply`

/log <client|server> [targets]

• sends the message under the logger name in the client's/server's console (not in chat)

/camerarot [duration]

• adds rotation offset to the client camera (linear interpolation)

mouse* condition

{
  "condition": "staticparticle:player_action",
  "action": "attack"/"pick_item"/"use"/"scroll_up"/"scroll_down",
  "context": "in_game"/"in_menu"
}

• true when the target of the predicate is holding the respective buttons in the respective context

key condition

• the mod adds 5 new keybinds that dont do anything, except for tell the server theyve been pressed by a client

{ 
  "condition": "staticparticle:special_key",
  "key": 0/1/2/3/4
}

• true when the target of the predicate is holding the respective key

movement input condition

{ 
  "condition": "staticparticle:input",
  "action": "forward/back/left/right/jump/sprint/sneak"
}

add the datablock to a shader

layout(std140) uniform SP_Data {
    vec4 slots[64];
} uniformData;

you can now use `uniformData.slots[]` to get data from it, keep in mind, its a vec4

use `/execute store result uniform run - ` to send data into the shaders

values will be cached on the client until updated from the server, you can set a value once and itll stay for as long as the client is running, values are always passed in as integers since brigadier can only return integers anyway