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PerryMason
Steampunker
That's a possibility, but in the wiki it says that "Any torch type can be used in any biome, as long as they are placed below the surface."
Feaw
Spazmatism
Coming back to the item modifying tweak, how much trouble would it be to make it consult a text file?
In terrariapatcher it would look like this:
In terrariapatcher it would look like this:
Noreian
Terrarian
Would it be possible to add a tweak that adds a hotkey to enable/disable tombstones? - (they are still needed for the graveyard after all...)
The sheer amount of gravestones dropping in master mode, forcing ppl to mine them and then trash them is very annoying. It would make life a lot easier to just turn them off and on when needed!
The sheer amount of gravestones dropping in master mode, forcing ppl to mine them and then trash them is very annoying. It would make life a lot easier to just turn them off and on when needed!
alaswing
Duke Fishron
I thought the point of having an inline updater is so I wouldn't HAVE to manually download and update the app?
This error is so vague it doesn't make sense.
wow entitled much?
PerryMason
Steampunker
Suggestion 1: A tweak to ignore house requirements, like chair, table, light.
Suggestion 2: A tweak to make villagers invincible. (I know there's the Darwin Tool, but there's like 25 villagers to edit individually...)
Suggestion 2: A tweak to make villagers invincible. (I know there's the Darwin Tool, but there's like 25 villagers to edit individually...)
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Deathclaw99
Terrarian
Good day. For some reason, the Reveal Map hotkey doesn't work for me anymore after the 1.4.5 update. Any fixes/Ideas for this?
Deathclaw99
Terrarian
You can check what the Attributes do in the "Modify Any Item" Tweak
Ranoru
Skeletron
They didn't say how its work, what are the functional
Deathclaw99
Terrarian
What? They for sure did include that, hover over the Tooltip for it.
It doesn't kill anyone to just answer it....
1) Usetime. The number of frames between when a weapon can be used. The Minishark has a Usetime of 8, so that means every 8 frames, it will fire a bullet. Terraria operates at 60 frames per second, so this means that it is ever so slightly slower than ten bullets per second (60 divided by 8 = 8.5, so you will get 8.5 bullets from it every second. Since you can't fire half a bullet, you can add another second on to that to get a whole number, so you'd have 17 bullets every 120 frames, or 17 bullets every two seconds.
2) UseAnimation: How fast an animation plays. Usually the same as usetime for melee weapons. A sword with a usetime/useanimation of 20 can be swung every 20 frames, or three times per second.
3) Shootspeed controls how many times a weapon fires during its useanimation. A Shotgun has a long useanimation (I don't know the specific number so lets call it 30 for the sake of explanation.) A usetime and useanimation will often be the same, to keep weapons like guns operating properly. So assume as Shotgun has both a usetime and shootspeed of 30. You can fire this gun twice per second. But Shootspeed controls the refire rate of a gun. So if you edited the shotgun's shootspeed to 15, the animation still plays for 30 frames. Sop you would actually end up with two shots from every use of the shotgun. a shootspeed of 10 would make it fire three times every time you clicked, while only playing the animation and sound once.
So if you gave it a shootspeed of 3, it would fire ten times per use, basically turning it into a fire hose at that point.
Editing these values independently of each other can make weapons do pretty stupid (and cool) things.
1) Usetime. The number of frames between when a weapon can be used. The Minishark has a Usetime of 8, so that means every 8 frames, it will fire a bullet. Terraria operates at 60 frames per second, so this means that it is ever so slightly slower than ten bullets per second (60 divided by 8 = 8.5, so you will get 8.5 bullets from it every second. Since you can't fire half a bullet, you can add another second on to that to get a whole number, so you'd have 17 bullets every 120 frames, or 17 bullets every two seconds.
2) UseAnimation: How fast an animation plays. Usually the same as usetime for melee weapons. A sword with a usetime/useanimation of 20 can be swung every 20 frames, or three times per second.
3) Shootspeed controls how many times a weapon fires during its useanimation. A Shotgun has a long useanimation (I don't know the specific number so lets call it 30 for the sake of explanation.) A usetime and useanimation will often be the same, to keep weapons like guns operating properly. So assume as Shotgun has both a usetime and shootspeed of 30. You can fire this gun twice per second. But Shootspeed controls the refire rate of a gun. So if you edited the shotgun's shootspeed to 15, the animation still plays for 30 frames. Sop you would actually end up with two shots from every use of the shotgun. a shootspeed of 10 would make it fire three times every time you clicked, while only playing the animation and sound once.
So if you gave it a shootspeed of 3, it would fire ten times per use, basically turning it into a fire hose at that point.
Editing these values independently of each other can make weapons do pretty stupid (and cool) things.
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