If that happens on a Mac, what you'll have to do is compile your mod into a dll file by yourself, then in build.txt set noCompile to true and include your dll file in the folder instead of your code. (That's actually the reason I added support for building dll files into mods.)
at System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2.get_Item(TKey key)
at Terraria.ModLoader.ModLoader.GetTexture(String name)
at Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.SetupContent()
at Terraria.ModLoader.ModLoader.do_Load(Object threadContext)
Need the whole error to give an accurate solution, I think.
I'll have to put it on later since I can't get on my computer right now.
You need hardmode and Plantera (pretty sure). I'll have a look at the source code to double check. And you must use the foul orb in the underworld.
The correct function to override would be:Hate to pile on the mountain of questions here, but I get a "no method to override" when I try drawHair.
Code:public override void DrawHair(Item item, ref bool drawHair, ref bool drawAltHair) { drawHair = true; }
Then there's the fact that I'm not sure if I'm using this right
public override void DrawHair(ref bool drawHair, ref bool drawAltHair)
thanks! I'll use it!
TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(100);Depends on what you're trying to do with it and where you're calling it?
my entire code:
using System;
using System.Windows.Input;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Terraria;
using Terraria.ID;
using Terraria.ModLoader;
namespace Trekko727Mod.Items
{
public class SASKnife : ModItem
{
int stylenumber = 1;
public override void SetDefaults()
{
item.name = "SAS Knife";
item.damage = 35;
item.melee = true;
item.width = 36;
item.height = 36;
item.position.Y = 2;
item.toolTip = "This is a modded sword.";
item.useTime = 18;
item.useAnimation = 20;
item.useStyle = stylenumber;
item.knockBack = 6;
item.value = 10000;
item.channel = true;
item.rare = 2;
item.useSound = 1;
item.autoReuse = false;
}
public override void AddRecipes()
{
ModRecipe recipe = new ModRecipe(mod);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock, 1);
recipe.AddTile(TileID.WorkBenches);
recipe.SetResult(this);
recipe.AddRecipe();
}
public override void UseStyle(Player player)
{
int counter = 0; //charge-up counter
int Power = 6; //projectile speed
int counterLimit = 10; //say every "charge" is per 0.1 sec which makes the limit to 1 second (full charge)
//int PenBase = 3; //defense reduction
if (counter > 1 && item.channel == true)
{
stylenumber = 4;
} else if (counter >10 && item.channel == true){
stylenumber = 5;
item.shootSpeed = Power;
item.
item.shoot = mod.ProjectileType("SASKnife");
} else if (item.channel == true){
if (counter < counterLimit)
{
TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(100);
Power++;
counter++;
}
} else {
stylenumber = 1;
}
}
}
}My lucky guess is that that's not going to work anyways, since you're setting 'counter' in the function to 0, so if you add a value to it, the value will be 0 on the next update once again. If I were you, I'd make a plan (on how to go about what you're trying to do) on paper or something first. That'll save you a lot of brain aches.
You've probably misplaced the texture or named it wrong. Is your texture called 'SaberOfTraitors.png' and does it correspond with the namespace of your item?
Maybe you misspelled what you put the namespace as in your Cs?
The problem with that is, that's the part where people are supposed to be skilled (not just knowledgeable) about programming.
For some reason Terraria multiplies axe power by 5 or something like this. The vanilla axes account for this, so you'll have to account for this too.
140 / 5 is 28. If I enter 28, will it actually have 140? Or will it have 28 but the item says 140?