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# Introduction to Slash Damage

## What can I do with Slash Damage?

The Slash Damage mod adds a new `/damage` command to Minecraft. This wiki is here to show you how to add your own mod's damage sources to the command's suggestion.

## 1. Create your mod's file

In your mod's `resources` folder, create the `data` folder if it's not already there. Then, in that `data` folder, create the `slash_damage` folder, and inside it, the `damage_sources` folder. Inside the `damage_sources` folder, create a file named `<mod_id>.json`.

{% hint style="info" %}
You need to replace `<mod_id>` with your actual mod id!
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
**Example:** <https://github.com/Max094Reikeb/Electrona-Project/blob/1.18.2-FORGE/src/main/resources/data/slash_damage/damage_sources/electrona.json>
{% endhint %}

## 2. Add your damage sources

The second and last step is to add your damage sources in the file you created in the previous step! They must be in an array named `name`, under the form `mod_id:name`.

{% code title="Example.json" %}

```json
{
  "name": [
    "real_mod:car_crash",
    "real_mod:plane_crash",
    "real_mod:drowning"
  ]
}
```

{% endcode %}

## 3. And then?

Then, it's done! Commit your changes, and now, every time your mod and Slash Damage are loaded together, your mod's damage sources will be suggested as damage sources in the `/damage` command!