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Audience attributes can be used to display an effect only to a specific group of players, rather than the entire server, by using the `audience=<audience type>` attribute in a mechanic that supports audiences and specifying an audience type to use. This can be useful in preventing too many particles from being displayed to everyone unnecessarily, and can reduce client-side lag to some extent.
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The audience types are:
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- `self`/`caster`: the caster of the mechanic
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- `nonSelfWorld`/`nonSelf`: every player in the world other than the caster of the mechanic
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- `target`: the target of the mechanic
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- `world`: every player in the world
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- `nearby`: every nearby player
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- `tracked`: every player who's clients can render the caster
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- `@Targeter`: every player that the targeter targets
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> The default value is `nearby`
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Of particular relevance is the `audience=@Targeter` attribute, that allows any entity targeter to be used as the audience of the effect
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```yaml
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Skills:
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- effect:particles{particle=reddust;y=2;audience=@Owner} @self
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``` |
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