How do I make it so it's a set bonus for an armor set instead of an accessory?
public override void OnHitNPC(Item item, NPC target, int damage, float knockback, bool crit)
{
if (player.armor[0].type == base.mod.ItemType(">Your Helmet Here<")&&
player.armor[1].type == base.mod.ItemType(">Your Chestplate Here<")&&
player.armor[2].type == base.mod.ItemType(">Your Leggings Here<"))
{
target.AddBuff(>Debuff ID< , >How many frames the debuff lasts<);
}
}
Now I get to sound like an idiot by asking how to apply the buff to the player, when they hit something with x equiped~
Replace target.AddBuff with player.AddBuff
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Terraria;
using Terraria.ID;
using Terraria.ModLoader;
using Terraria.ObjectData;
namespace SpiritMod.Items.Spirit.Tiles
{
public class SpiritTable : ModTile
{
public override void SetDefaults()
{
Main.tileSolidTop[Type] = true;
Main.tileFrameImportant[Type] = true;
Main.tileNoAttach[Type] = true;
Main.tileTable[Type] = true;
Main.tileLavaDeath[Type] = true;
TileObjectData.newTile.CopyFrom(TileObjectData.Style2x3);
TileObjectData.newTile.CoordinateHeights = new int[]{ 18 };
TileObjectData.addTile(Type);
AddToArray(ref TileID.Sets.RoomNeeds.CountsAsTable);
AddMapEntry(new Color(30, 144, 255), "Spirit Table");
disableSmartCursor = true;
}
public override void NumDust(int i, int j, bool fail, ref int num)
{
num = fail ? 1 : 3;
}
public override void KillMultiTile(int i, int j, int frameX, int frameY)
{
Item.NewItem(i * 16, j * 16, 32, 16, mod.ItemType("SpiritTable"));
}
}
}TileObjectData.newTile.CopyFrom(TileObjectData.Style2x3);fixed it, swapped them and fixed the texture to a certian area
There was a mismatch between the processor architecture of the project being built "MSIL" and the processor architecture of the reference "Terraria", "x86". This mismatch may cause runtime failures. Please consider changing the targeted processor architecture of your project through the Configuration Manager so as to align the processor architectures between your project and references, or take a dependency on references with a processor architecture that matches the targeted processor architecture of your project.using System;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Terraria;
using Terraria.ID;
using Terraria.ModLoader;
using RiruNinjaMod.Weapons;
namespace RiruNinjaMain
{
public class RiruNinjaMod : Mod
{
public void SetModInfo(out string name, ref string version, ref string author, ref ModProperties properties)
{
name = "Riru Ninja Mod";
version = "v0.1";
author = "Rirutsukusan";
properties.Autoload = true;
properties.AutoloadSounds = true;
}
public override void Load()
{
//SetGlobalItem(new MuramasaSword());
AddItem("Muramasa[RiruNinjaMod]", new MuramasaSword(), "RiruNinjaMod/Weapons/MuramasaSword");
}
public override void AddRecipes()
{
/* ModRecipe recipe = new ModRecipe(this);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock);
recipe.SetResult(ItemID.DirtBlock, 999);
recipe.AddRecipe();
recipe = new ModRecipe(this);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock);
recipe.SetResult(ItemID.LifeCrystal, 15);
recipe.AddRecipe();
recipe = new ModRecipe(this);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock);
recipe.SetResult(ItemID.ManaCrystal, 9);
recipe.AddRecipe();
recipe = new ModRecipe(this);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock);
recipe.SetResult(null, "Muramasa[RiruNinjaMod]");
recipe.AddRecipe();*/
}
}
}
You need to change things to fit the 0.8 style, (no more setmodinfo) see the news post for 0.8 for that. Also, it's odd how you are autoloading but also manually loading that item.
Reading that may have helped a little, however i'm still facing the problem I mentioned above. Upon starting over a new project again, the very first thing I did was adding the references. I immediately ran into the said warnings again. Is there something i'm missing from this?
error CS1704: An assembly with the same simple name 'Steamworks.NET, Version=7.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null has already been imported. Try removing one of the references or sign them to enable side-by-side.public Enderuim()
{
Properties = new ModProperties()
{
Autoload = true,
AutoloadGores = true,
AutoloadSounds = true,
};
}Just to be clear, you are getting that error when building in game, correct? CSteamworks.dll should be in the terraria steam directory, you shouldn't even touch it, and it shouldn't have even come up. Try this: http://javid.ddns.net/tModLoader/generator/ModSkeletonGenerator.html and also if it's not working, show a screenshot of the error screen and your folder and folder path.
None of this matters to tmodloader. tmodloader will build the mod itself and doesn't care what you have in your .sln or .csproj file.Reading that may have helped a little, however i'm still facing the problem I mentioned above. Upon starting over a new project again, the very first thing I did was adding the references. I immediately ran into the said warnings again. Is there something i'm missing from this?
EDIT: I solved the problem! I clicked on the project's name in the Solution Explorer, then clicked on properties. Under the project's properties in the "Build" section, it's Platform Target was selected as "Any CPU". All I had to do was change it to x86, which was sensible to the warnings.
However another problem still exists, the UI elements still aren't showing up in the game. I took a look at the Example Mod's properties as well, and noticed the "Platform" Selection (Below image, beside "Configuration"). In the Example Mod, there's only one selection, and it's locked on "x86". Mine is locked on "Any CPU". Could this be the problem as to why the UI isn't showing in game?
No.