Mechanics:-VFX.md

@@ -15,29 +15,24 @@ Not only will you always get a spot to make your VFX colorable, but the assets a
 # Mechanic
 ## VFX
 Set the VFX of the mob.  
-**This does not spawn the VFX immediately so you can edit its properties.**
 | Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
-|-----------|---------------|------------------------------------------|---------------------|
+|---|---|---|---|
 | modelid | m, mid, model | The model id of the VFX |  |
 | partid | p, pid, part | The part id of the VFX |  |
 | remove | r | Is this mechanic used for removing a VFX | false |
 | radius | rad | The view radius of the VFX | base entity default |
 | color | c | The color of the VFX | FFFFFF |
 | enchant | en | If the VFX is enchanted | false |
+| visible | v | If the VFX is visible | true |
+| bvisible | bv | If the base entity of the VFX is visible. | false |
+| autotick | at | Should the VFX update by itself<br>When enabled, the VFX would update location, pitch and yaw | false |
+| autorange | ar | Should the VFX spawn/despawn automatically to player <br>based on distance | true |
 ### Example
 `- vfx{m=knight;p=sword;en=true} @self ~onSpawn`  
 Apply the VFX to the entity executing the skill. In this case, it would be the sword from the knight model.
 
 ***
 
-## Spawn
-Spawn the VFX if the mob has a VFX.
-### Example
-`- vfxspawn{delay=20} @self ~onSpawn`  
-Show the VFX 1 second after spawning.
-
-***
-
 ## Set Visibility
 Control the visibility of the VFX.
 | Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
@@ -75,7 +70,7 @@ Give the VFX an enchant glint 2 seconds after spawn.
 
 ## Update Position
 Update the position of the VFX.  
-**If you do not use this mechanic, your VFX would not move even after moving the base entity.**
+**If you do not use this mechanic, your VFX would not move even after moving the base entity if the autotick attribute was `false` on the original mechanic**
 | Attribute      | Aliases       | Description                           | Default |
 |----------------|---------------|---------------------------------------|---------|
 | ignorerotation | i, ir, ignore | Whether the VFX would also ignore yaw | false   |
@@ -119,9 +114,6 @@ Reset the VFX rotation 2.5 seconds after spawn.
 Aim the VFX towards the target, where the forward direction in game is `North` in BlockBench.
 > Note: Be careful when using this mechanic together with `vfxrot`. `vfxpoint` would overwrite all previous rotation, while `vfxrot` only adds.
 
-| Attribute | Aliases | Description                                                                  | Default |
-|-----------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|
-| useyaw    | y, yaw  | Whether the rotation on Y axis would be using yaw or armor stand head angle. | true    |
 ### Example
 `- vfxpoint @PIR{r=16} ~onTimer:20`  
 Point towards the nearest player in a 16 block radius, updating every second.
@@ -137,3 +129,25 @@ Copy the rotation of a bone of the target. Useful for making a bone "leave" the
 ### Example
 `- vfxcopy{m=reaper;p=scythe} @parent ~onSpawn`  
 Copy the rotation of `scythe` bone from the parent's `reaper` model.
+
+***
+
+## VFXObserver (vfxobs)
+Manually set the target to see the vfx.
+| Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| remove | r | Hide from targets | false |
+| force | f | Force the target to see the VFX | false |
+
+### Example
+`- vfxobs{r=true} @trigger ~onDamaged ?~isPlayer`
+This will hide the vfx for any player that damaged the entity
+
+***
+
+## VFXChangeModel
+Change the model of the VFX. The armor stand holding the VFX would change size if the VFX uses a different size.  
+| Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| modelid | m, mid, model | The model id of the new VFX model |  |
+| partid | p, pid, part | The part id of the new VFX model |  |