I think a fun(ny) idea would be to mixin into whatever part of the command interpreter converts strings into floats to accept Infinity, -Infinity, and NaN. I think NBT is parsed seprately so maybe that to. These values can already be set with an NBT editor so... yeah? Not sure if I can actually think of a good use case for this, but it's something I would like to see!
#Infinity and NaN support in commands
keen vapor
hybrid oar
this reminds me of the fact that minecraft now supports "infinite" duration status effects (although I think it still stores duration as an integer of ticks, so I think it just checks a threshold of a really high number or if it's equal to Integer.MAX_INTEGER)
hmmm... now I kinda wonder exactly how that's implemented, because if I did the math right, an integer limit of ticks is "only" 3.4 years long, so in theory "infinite duration" potions may still run out in the latest version
hybrid oar
I think a fun(ny) idea would be to mixin into whatever part of the command inter...
also going off of memory, the code you're looking for might be FloatArgumentType#getFloat or something related to that
keen vapor
this reminds me of the fact that minecraft now supports "infinite" duration stat...
It actually stores infinite potions as -1 ticks