V2 biome

[Giovanniricotta2002]

This pull request introduces several improvements and refactorings to the handling of anti-radiation armor, status effects, particle types, and some multiblock and biome logic. The most significant changes are the improved detection of full anti-radiation armor sets, more robust cooldown management for vicinity effects, and the introduction of a custom particle type registry. Additionally, the code now changes the biome around reactor casings when placed.

Armor and Status Effect Improvements:

• Refactored anti-radiation armor logic:
  • Added isFullSet methods to check if an entity is wearing a complete anti-radiation armor set, and isAnyPiece to check for any piece. This replaces the previous isArmored method and improves detection reliability.
  • Updated the RadiationEffect and related logic to use isFullSet for determining immunity, ensuring radiation effects are only applied if the entity is not fully protected. [1] [2]
• Improved vicinity effect cooldown management:
  • Replaced a single cooldown counter with a per-entity cooldown map, ensuring each affected entity has its own cooldown for effect application. Also added server-side cleanup for removed entities. [1] [2]

Particle System Enhancements:

• Introduced a centralized particle type registry:
  • Added the CNParticleTypes enum to register and manage custom particle types, such as IRRADIATED_PARTICLES, and integrated it into the mod's initialization and client event bus. [1] [2] [3]

Multiblock and Biome Logic:

• Changed biome around reactor casings:
  • When a ReactorCasing block is placed, the biome in a 12-block radius is updated to the custom irradiated biome, enhancing world interaction and atmosphere. [1] [2]

General Refactoring and Cleanup:

• Updated method and variable names for clarity and consistency, and removed or commented out unused code, such as legacy attribute modifier handling in AntiRadiationArmorItem. [1] [2]
• Minor import and type simplifications for maintainability. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

These changes collectively improve code maintainability, gameplay mechanics, and mod extensibility.