Standalone [1.3] tModLoader - A Modding API

[sparks08]

Yes, too the wings dont show and dont work

Another thing you can do instead of:

        public virtual bool Autoload(ref string LatormWings, ref string LatormWings_Wings, IList<EquipType> equips) // you can also do static.

        {

            equips.Add(EquipType.Wings);

            return true;

        }

is add this instead:

    [AutoloadEquip(EquipType.Wings)]
    public class LatormWings : ModItem

So that there is an autoload on top of your LatormWings

 

[Yeahfrick]

Another thing you can do instead of:

        public virtual bool Autoload(ref string LatormWings, ref string LatormWings_Wings, IList<EquipType> equips) // you can also do static.

        {

            equips.Add(EquipType.Wings);

            return true;

        }

is add this instead:

    [AutoloadEquip(EquipType.Wings)]
    public class LatormWings : ModItem

So that there is an autoload on top of your LatormWings

Thx now it works uwu, you saved me a lot of hours thanks lmao

 

[Terrarian Gamer Θ]

Hey guys, Is tModLoader now compatible with Terraria version 1.4.0.5?

 

[shoelid]

Hey! New to modding, and I'm posting here with the hope that somebody can help me with my code. I want my weapon to give the player a buff when they right click with it. The issue is that once the player right clicks with the sword, item.buffType is assigned to the entire item. From that point forward, both the left and right clicks assign the buff. How do I unassign item.buffType for the left click functionality? or maybe there's a better way to go about this?

Here's the relevant code:

public override bool CanUseItem(Player player){ //right click functionality
            if (player.altFunctionUse == 2){
                item.UseSound = SoundID.Item100;//placeholder
                item.useStyle = ItemUseStyleID.HoldingUp;
                item.useTime = 10;//placeholder
                item.useAnimation = 10;//placeholder
                item.noMelee = true;
                item.buffType = ModContent.BuffType<GhostbladeBuff>();
                item.buffTime = 360;
            }
            else {
                item.UseSound = SoundID.Item1;
                item.useStyle = ItemUseStyleID.SwingThrow;
                item.useTime = 10;
                item.useAnimation = 25;
                item.noMelee = false;
            }
            return base.CanUseItem(player);
        }

UPDATE: I've since resolved this issue on my own. Instead of using item.buffType = ModContent.BuffType<GhostbladeBuff>();, I'm using item.buffType = mod.BuffType"GhostbladeBuff". This allows me to use item.buffType = mod.BuffType""; to unassign the buff, fixing my issue.

 

[Jofairden]

Hey guys, Is tModLoader now compatible with Terraria version 1.4.0.5?

Not yet, but we are working on it.

 

[Susuru]

Hey, is there any rough estimate for when tModLoader will be compatible with version 1.4.0.5, or any estimated progress percentage?
And will there be an announcement some time before it releases?

 

[Buddha]

Not yet, but we are working on it.

Wouldn't it be more advisable waiting for v1.4.1 before messing around with the current assemble process and having everything being wasted due to the fact opcodes changing after the client update?

 

[Nakano15]

Hey, is there any rough estimate for when tModLoader will be compatible with version 1.4.0.5, or any estimated progress percentage?
And will there be an announcement some time before it releases?

I think getting an estimate of when the update will come is not a good idea, It will be bad for everyone if the mod loader devs end up rushing the development because the estimate deadline is getting near.

I say that they can take their time to make it.

 

[Rathlon Tobias Riverwind]

I'm wondering.
Once you get TML to work with current version of Terraria will it be like the current way TML is handled on Steam?
Or would we have to download it and use it as we did before?

 

[PoiseMan]

What, still here? Hand it over. That thing, your tmodloader 1.4. For my terraria modding.