They won't need to add frames, actually. If I recall, the whole reason for them being amazed they managed to add sitting is because it *didn't* require a new frame, and presumably uses some sprite piece rendering trickery like the Crouch, Crawl, and Roll mod, or Terraria Overhaul.
You guessed it right! Thanks again Jopo! I'm joining the server right now.
First post in this thread, near the bottom. I'd direct link but I don't know what platform you're on.
Thank you.
inside your Mod folder, there is a enabled.json file
did you set a projectile.timeLeft correctly?
I dont actually think I put "projectile.timeout" in it. I have "projectile.timeLeft" in it though.
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Terraria;
using Terraria.ID;
using Terraria.ModLoader;
namespace BATIM.Projectiles.Minions
{
public class BabyBlob : ModProjectile
{
public override void SetStaticDefaults()
{
DisplayName.SetDefault("Baby Blob");
Main.projFrames[projectile.type] = 6;
ProjectileID.Sets.MinionSacrificable[projectile.type] = true;
ProjectileID.Sets.Homing[projectile.type] = true;
ProjectileID.Sets.MinionTargettingFeature[projectile.type] = true;
}
public override void SetDefaults()
{
projectile.CloneDefaults(ProjectileID.BabySlime);
aiType = ProjectileID.BabySlime;
projectile.friendly = true;
projectile.minion = true;
projectile.minionSlots = 1;
projectile.tileCollide = true;
projectile.ignoreWater = true;
projectile.alpha = 0;
projectile.width = 30;
projectile.height = 28;
projectile.penetrate = -1;
projectile.timeLeft = 18000;
}
public override bool PreAI()
{
Player player = Main.player[projectile.owner];
return true;
}
public override void AI()
{
Player player = Main.player[projectile.owner];
BATIMPlayer modPlayer = player.GetModPlayer<BATIMPlayer>(mod);
if (player.dead)
{
modPlayer.BabyBlob = false;
}
if (modPlayer.BabyBlob)
{
projectile.timeLeft = 2;
}
}
public override bool OnTileCollide(Vector2 oldVelocity)
{
if (projectile.penetrate == 0)
{
projectile.Kill();
}
return false;
}
}
}you need to reset modPlayer.BabyBlob in ResetEffects() in your player class
Ok, I added the reset thing, but now it says the following message:
c:\Users:owner\Documents\My Games\ Terraria\Modloader\Mod Sources\BATIM\ BatimPlayer.cs(26,1) : error CS1513:
} expectedusing System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
using Terraria;
using Terraria.DataStructures;
using Terraria.ID;
using Terraria.ModLoader;
using Terraria.ModLoader.IO;
using Terraria.GameInput;
namespace BATIM
{
public class BATIMPlayer : ModPlayer
{
public bool FlyingInkBlot = false;
public bool BabyBlob = false;
public override void ResetEffects()
{
public bool FlyingInkBlot = false;
public bool BabyBlob = false;
}
}
}An easy way to deal with this is to hold Shift before it gets to the mod loading. It will then automatically not load in your mods, just tModLoader, so you'll be able to disable them from the mods menu. Generally, too many mods will overload Terraria due to its nature as a 32 bit program, and therefore its 4GB memory limit.
How do I find the .json file?
Nevermind
