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# Bombs

Bombs are throwable items that fly in the direction the player looks and explode a **sphere** of mine blocks on impact (or when their fuse runs out). Configured in `bombs.yml`.

```yaml
enabled: true
not-in-mine-message: '&cYou can only throw bombs inside a mine!'

bombs:
  common:
    name: 'Common Grenade'
    explosion-radius: 3
    fuse-ticks: 60
    throw-speed: 1.4
    tnt-block: TNT
    affect-block-currencies: false
    affect-autosell: true
    affect-tokengreed: false
    explosion-sound: true
    explode-message: '&c&lBOOM! &7Your grenade mined &c{blocks} &7blocks!'
    commands-on-throw: []
    commands-on-explode:
      - 'give-eco tokens {blocks}'
    item:
      material: TNT
      name: '&a&lCommon Grenade'
      glow: true
      lore:
        - '&7Throw this grenade into your mine to blow up a sphere of blocks.'
        - '&a[ʀɪɢʜᴛ ᴄʟɪᴄᴋ ᴛᴏ ᴛʜʀᴏᴡ]'
```

## Global

| Key                   | Description                                              |
| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| `enabled`             | Master toggle for the bomb system.                       |
| `not-in-mine-message` | Sent when a player tries to throw a bomb outside a mine. |

## Per-bomb (`bombs.<id>`)

| Key                       | Description                                                                                                 |
| ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `name`                    | Display name (used in messages).                                                                            |
| `explosion-radius`        | Sphere radius (blocks) destroyed on detonation.                                                             |
| `fuse-ticks`              | Max flight before it explodes mid-air (20 ticks = 1s). It also explodes on contact with a solid mine block. |
| `throw-speed`             | Initial speed in the look direction (blocks/tick).                                                          |
| `tnt-block`               | The block shown inside the thrown primed-TNT entity.                                                        |
| `affect-block-currencies` | Broken blocks pay block currencies (rankup/pickaxe XP).                                                     |
| `affect-autosell`         | Broken blocks go to the backpack / autosell.                                                                |
| `affect-tokengreed`       | Broken blocks also pay the Token Greed enchant.                                                             |
| `explosion-sound`         | Whether to play the explosion sound.                                                                        |
| `explode-message`         | Chat message on explosion. `{blocks}` = blocks mined.                                                       |
| `commands-on-throw`       | [Action lines](/p/pinnaprison/customization/item-format.md#actions) run when thrown (`{player}`).           |
| `commands-on-explode`     | Action lines run on explosion (`{player}`, `{blocks}`).                                                     |
| `item`                    | The bomb item (`material`, `name`, `glow`, `lore`).                                                         |

{% hint style="info" %}
The example `commands-on-explode` uses `give-eco tokens {blocks}` to pay **1 token per block** the explosion mined.
{% endhint %}

## Usage

* **Right-click** a bomb item inside your mine → throws it.
* Admins: **`/bomb give <player> <bomb-id> [amount]`** (alias `/bombs`).


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