Game Mechanics Adding dyes to weapons
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Huzbubber Tim
Ice Queen
This is definitely a n interesting idea, but how would it work? Would there be a dye slot for the weapon being held, or would each weapon need a separate dye? I support, but maybe include a little more detail.
hi9990005
Official Terrarian
It's been on mobile and console for awhile
Hold the selected dye over your weapon for 5 seconds,and the dye will be applied to the weapon. To remove it, double click on the weapon.
[doublepost=1503198536,1503198390][/doublepost]Once I get my tablet,I plan to install terraria.
Lol,i'm kinda crazy about terraria.
Installed it for the 3ds,PC and soon for my tablet.
I would get it for console,but I kinda cant afford that now.
[doublepost=1503198536,1503198390][/doublepost]Once I get my tablet,I plan to install terraria.
Lol,i'm kinda crazy about terraria.
Installed it for the 3ds,PC and soon for my tablet.
I would get it for console,but I kinda cant afford that now.
Terrarian 2
Plantera
The easy way to do it would be to assign a slot for your weapon dye and it will apply the effect to every weapon the player wields. Maybe there could also be a slot for projectile dyes too? That would be pretty cool...
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Terrarian
I've actually had this idea myself, and after a little while of troubleshooting I've found not a single major flaw in this.
(So kinda obviously +1 here)
However, my only universal concern with large vanity suggestions is this:
Large games always have a developing team. These devs are constantly working their
off to continually produce game content, fix bugs, etc. Working with shaders and implementing dyes for every weapon in the game, along with re-coding the inventory GUI will no doubt take a long time.
My fear in this is that the devs won't be able to produce game-changing content fast enough to keep the playerbase healthy and the game fun.
All that said, I have a simple solution to this: I can code up (with a little help from a friend) this feature, then dm a dev with the source code. They could then test and scan the code, which would implement this feature into the game asap and without anyone batting an eye.
(So kinda obviously +1 here)
However, my only universal concern with large vanity suggestions is this:
Large games always have a developing team. These devs are constantly working their
off to continually produce game content, fix bugs, etc. Working with shaders and implementing dyes for every weapon in the game, along with re-coding the inventory GUI will no doubt take a long time. My fear in this is that the devs won't be able to produce game-changing content fast enough to keep the playerbase healthy and the game fun.
All that said, I have a simple solution to this: I can code up (with a little help from a friend
) this feature, then dm a dev with the source code. They could then test and scan the code, which would implement this feature into the game asap and without anyone batting an eye.