The mod builder is telling me that it's expecting either class, delegate, enum, interface or struct in both of the code things.
I can't exactly copy the text from the builder because it's not in english.
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I can't exactly copy the text from the builder because it's not in english.
Chazm
Skeletron Prime
You are missing a class from the top of the code.
If it's an item you need to state what it is, e.g public class NameOfModItem : ModItem
[DOUBLEPOST=1429306621][/DOUBLEPOST]Well, I have a problem myself, and it might be the final one I ask:
Why can't tAPI recognize a custom class from a mod, such as referring to a buff in a ModItem?
The two pieces I get this type of error from:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Diagnostics;
using TAPI;
using Terraria;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
namespace PNova.Items
{
public class AwokenBreastplate : ModItem
{
public override void Effects(Player player)
{
player.meleeDamage += 0.55f;
player.meleeSpeed += 0.30f;
}
public override void ArmorSetBonus(Player p, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower phase)
{
p.setBonus = "80% increased melee damage and insane life regen!";
p.meleeDamage += 0.8f;
p.lifeRegen = 5;
int dust = Dust.NewDust(new Vector2((float) p.position.X, (float) p.position.Y), p.width, p.height, 25, (p.velocity.X) + (p.direction * 1), p.velocity.Y, 245, Color.Blue, 0.6f);
Main.dust[dust].noGravity = true;
phase.phaserTrigger = true;
}
public override void DamageNPC(Player P, NPC npc, int hitDir, ref int damage, ref float knockback, ref bool crit, ref float critMult, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower phase)
{phase.phaserTrigger = true;
phase.phaser += 60;
}
}
}
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Diagnostics;
using TAPI;
using Terraria;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
namespace PNova.Buffs
{
public class phasingPower : ModBuff
{
public int phaser = player.buffTime[k];
public bool phaserTrigger = false;
public int phasedIncrease = 0.01f;
public float defaultPhase = 0.05f;
public int phaserMax = 18000;
public int phasedMoreDmg;
public override void Effects(Player player, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower phase)
{
phase.phasedMoreDmg += phase.phasedIncrease * (float)phase.defaultPhase * (float)player.buffTime[k];
player.meleeDamage += phase.phasedMoreDmg;
phase.phaserTrigger = true;
}
}
}
Code:
Terraria 1.2.4.1, tAPI Builder r14a
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Building mod Chazm's Miscellaneous Mod
Validating Jsons...
Compiling code...
phasingPower.cs (30,21)
'PNova.Buffs.phasingPower.Effects(Terraria.Player, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower)': no suitable method found to override
public override void Effects(Player player, phasingPower phase)
^
AwokenBreastplate.cs (24,23)
'PNova.Items.AwokenBreastplate.ArmorSetBonus(Terraria.Player, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower)': no suitable method found to override
public override void ArmorSetBonus(Player p, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower phase)
^
AwokenBreastplate.cs (38,32)
'PNova.Items.AwokenBreastplate.DamageNPC(Terraria.Player, Terraria.NPC, int, ref int, ref float, ref bool, ref float, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower)': no suitable method found to override
public override void DamageNPC(Player P, NPC npc, int hitDir, ref int damage, ref float knockback, ref bool crit, ref float critMult, PNova.Buffs.phasingPower phase)
^
Failed to build Chazm's Miscellaneous Mod.
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Built 0 mods.
Neojin
Terrarian
DelBuff is what I think you're looking for.
Code:
namespace Blood.Projectiles
{
public class SanguineCall : ModProjectile
{
public override void PostKill()
{
int[] npcs = BaseMod.BaseAI.GetNPCs(projectile.Center, -1, 100000f);
for (int m = 0; m < npcs.Length; m++)
{
NPC npc = Main.npc[npcs[m]];
if (npc.HasBuff("Blood:Bloodied") != -1)
{
npc.DelBuff(BuffDef.byName["Blood:Bloodied"]); // Use DelBuff here
{ CombatText.NewText(npc.Hitbox, BaseMod.BaseConstants.NPCTEXTCOLOR_BUFF, "1000", false, true); }
npc.life -= 1000;
}
}
Collision.HitTiles(projectile.position, projectile.velocity, projectile.width, projectile.height);
Main.PlaySound(0, (int)projectile.position.X, (int)projectile.position.Y, 1);
for (int m = 0; m < 5; m++) //projectile dust
{
int dustID = Dust.NewDust(projectile.position, projectile.width, projectile.height, 60, projectile.velocity.X * 1f, projectile.velocity.Y * 1f, 100, Color.White, 2.5f);
}
}
}
}
Code:
namespace Blood.Projectiles
{
public class SanguineCall : ModProjectile
{
public override void PostKill()
{
for (int m = 0; m < Main.npc.Length; m++) // Iterate through Main.npc array
{
NPC npc = Main.npc[m];
if (!npc.active) // Skip Inactive NPCs
continue;
if (npc.friendly) // Skip friendly NPCs
continue;
if (npc.position.Y + npc.height < Main.screenPosition.Y || npc.position.Y > Main.screenPosition.Y + Main.screenHeight) // Check Y Position
continue;
if (npc.position.X + npc.width < Main.screenPosition.X || npc.position.X > Main.screenPosition.X + Main.screenWidth) // Check X Position
continue;
if (npc.HasBuff("Blood:Bloodied") != -1)
{
npc.DelBuff(BuffDef.byName["Blood:Bloodied"]); // Use DelBuff here
{ CombatText.NewText(npc.Hitbox, BaseMod.BaseConstants.NPCTEXTCOLOR_BUFF, "1000", false, true); }
npc.life -= 1000;
}
}
Collision.HitTiles(projectile.position, projectile.velocity, projectile.width, projectile.height);
Main.PlaySound(0, (int)projectile.position.X, (int)projectile.position.Y, 1);
for (int m = 0; m < 5; m++) //projectile dust
{
int dustID = Dust.NewDust(projectile.position, projectile.width, projectile.height, 60, projectile.velocity.X * 1f, projectile.velocity.Y * 1f, 100, Color.White, 2.5f);
}
}
}
}That's not the way Virtual and Override work. The Override method must match the signature of the Virtual method exactly. That code would not work if inserted as a source mod, unless you also changed the signature of the Virtual method.
Override (C# Reference)
Chazm
Skeletron Prime
I'm trying to make an accessory that adds health drain to the player's attacks.
How would i make this so that instead of just healing 5 health every time you hit something, it would heal for 7.5% of the damage you dealt?
How would i make this so that instead of just healing 5 health every time you hit something, it would heal for 7.5% of the damage you dealt?
Code:
public override void DamageNPC(Player p, NPC n, int hitDir, ref int damage, ref float knockback, ref bool crit, ref float critMult)
{
p.statLife += 5;
}
Hiccup251
Skeletron Prime
This code will give you what you're looking for:
Code:
public override void DealtNPC(Player player, NPC npc, int hitDir, int dmgDealt, float knockback, bool crit)
{
if (Main.myPlayer == player.whoAmI)
{
player.statLife = Math.Min(player.statLifeMax2, player.statLife + Math.Max(1, (int)((float)dmgDealt / 10f)));
}
}Thank you very much, that's exactly what I needed. I'll try to integrate the on-screen targeting code as well.
Edit: The NPC targeting works, but upon testing, it seems that casting the spell while an enemy has the debuff and is in range now crashes the game. Here's the error:
System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
at Terraria.NPC.DelBuff(System.Int32 b)
at Blood.Projectiles.SanguineCall.PostKill() in \BloodMagic\Projectiles\SanguineCall.cs at line 23
at TAPI.Hooks.Call(System.Action[] ts)
at Terraria.Projectile.Kill()
at Terraria.Projectile.Update(System.Int32 i)
at Terraria.Main.UpdateReal(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GameTime gameTime)
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A_judgementalLizard
Terrarian
is there any way to give a weapon a sniper like effect? as in being able to zoom off-screen.
Hiccup251
Skeletron Prime
It's not easy to give items capabilities that are only active when you're holding them (not using them). I don't know exactly how it could be done, but it would likely involve a global MItem file that checked to see if the item you have selected is "item with sniper effect," then granting the player the sniper scope effect. I don't know a method for checking the currently held item, however.
PaRaDoX833
Terrarian
Can anyone say how i can make a custom explosion (with dust/custom dusts or other effects) and maybe without take damage by this? :\ THX >.<
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Robo Gogo
Terrarian
I actually asked about this, earlier. It's not super trivial. You need to draw your own ItemSlot to the display while your NPC's chat window is open. I was told something to do with MenuAnchor (InterfaceAnchor?) might also be used for this...
I should note that DealtNPC comes with a flavor for melee and for projectiles, as overloads:
Code:
public override void DealtNPC(NPC npc, int hitDir, int dmgDealt, float knockback, bool crit)
public override void DealtNPC(Projectile projectile, NPC npc, int hitDir, int dmgDealt, float knockback, bool crit)I *think* what you'd do is, in your ModPlayer.PostHurt() method, check player.armor[3-7] for the presence of your mod's accessory, then create the projectiles via Projectile.NewProjectile() with velocities set to the 16 different directions.
I think NPC.DelBuff(<index_in_the_npcs_buff_list>) is what you're looking for.
In ModPlayer's PreUpdate() method, you can check if their held item (player.inventory[player.selectedItem].type) matches the one in your mod (I just use ItemDef.byName["MyMod:MyItem"].type), then produce custom effects. I *think* you can simply set player.scope = true, and get the scope effect. There's probably more to it than that, though...
Check player's armor slots for matches for each of the armor types (player.armor[0-2] I believe), also in PreUpdate(). With the complete set, you AddBuff("MyMod:MyBuff", 2) to the player with a custom buff (with time = 2 it should expire immediately unless re-applied by a subsequent PreUpdate() call). Then just implement an Effect() for the buff to create said minion, like most other summons do.
That's how I'd do it, offhand.
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PaRaDoX833
Terrarian
There is a way to change shoot position without get this..?
I've tried to change x and y but this, is what happen:
What i need to change for make projectile exit from the barrels position? I'm really out of mind for this ;-;
I've tried to change x and y but this, is what happen:
What i need to change for make projectile exit from the barrels position? I'm really out of mind for this ;-;
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Robo Gogo
Terrarian
In the projectile's draw hook/override, you might have to draw additional sprites of the given projectile with the same rotation, but with slight shifting in position (opposite to the projectile's current velocity?) and grading of color alpha.
Eli10293
Spazmatism
So ur saying something like this but for projectiles?
Code:
public override void VanitySetBonus(Player p)
{
dustDelay = Math.Max(0, dustDelay - 1);
if (dustDelay <= 0) //spawn some custom dust
{
dustDelay = 3;
int dustID = Dust.NewDust(p.position, p.width, p.height, 5, p.velocity.X * 0.2f, p.velocity.Y * 0.2f, 100, Color.White, 1.2f);
Texture2D texture = Main.itemTexture[item.type];
Main.dust[dustID].OverrideTexture = texture;
Main.dust[dustID].frame = new Rectangle(0, 0, texture.Width, texture.Height);
Main.dust[dustID].OverrideUpdate = (dust) =>
{
Color lightColor = Color.Green;
lightColor.R = (byte)(lightColor.R * Math.Min(1f, dust.scale));
lightColor.G = (byte)(lightColor.G * Math.Min(1f, dust.scale));
lightColor.B = (byte)(lightColor.B * Math.Min(1f, dust.scale));
Lighting.AddLight(dust.position, (float)lightColor.R / 255f, (float)lightColor.B / 255f, (float)lightColor.B / 255f);
dust.rotation += (float)(Math.PI / 16f) * dust.scale;
dust.alpha = 200;
dust.scale *= 0.965f;
dust.velocity *= 0.9f;
dust.position += dust.velocity;
if (dust.scale <= 0.2f) { dust.active = false; }
};
}
}
}
}
Sin Costan
Eye of Cthulhu
For a while now, I've been trying to make projectile after-images to work, however, it is currently still not working. I have narrowed it down to either PostDraw(SpriteBatch sb) for the projectile or PostGameUpdate(SpriteBatch sb). The code so far...
There seems to be nothing wrong with the code and I checked the placement of the hooks, but still can't figure out why it's not working...
Code:
public override void PostDraw(SpriteBatch sb)
{
Color color21 = Lighting.GetColor((int)((double)projectile.position.X + (double)projectile.width * 0.5) / 16, (int)(((double)projectile.position.Y + (double)projectile.height * 0.5) / 16.0));
SpriteEffects effects = SpriteEffects.None;
int num98 = 0;
int num99 = 0;
float num100 = (float)(Main.projectileTexture[projectile.type].Width - projectile.width) * 0.5f + (float)projectile.width * 0.5f;
for(int num126 = 0; num126 < 10; num126++)
{
Color alpha4 = projectile.GetAlpha(color21);
float num127 = (float)(9 - num126) / 9f;
alpha4.R = (byte)((float)alpha4.R * num127);
alpha4.G = (byte)((float)alpha4.G * num127);
alpha4.B = (byte)((float)alpha4.B * num127);
alpha4.A = (byte)((float)alpha4.A * num127);
float num128 = (float)(9 - num126) / 9f;
Main.spriteBatch.Draw(Main.projectileTexture[projectile.type], new Vector2(projectile.oldPos[num126].X - Main.screenPosition.X + num100 + (float)num99, projectile.oldPos[num126].Y - Main.screenPosition.Y + (float)(projectile.height / 2) + projectile.gfxOffY), new Rectangle?(new Rectangle(0, 0, Main.projectileTexture[projectile.type].Width, Main.projectileTexture[projectile.type].Height)), alpha4, projectile.rotation, new Vector2(num100, (float)(projectile.height / 2 + num98)), num128 * projectile.scale, effects, 0f);
}
}
Code:
public override void PostGameDraw(SpriteBatch sb)
{
for(int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
if(Main.projectile[i].active) //Testing with all projectiles
{
Color color21 = Lighting.GetColor((int)((double)Main.projectile[i].position.X + (double)Main.projectile[i].width * 0.5) / 16, (int)(((double)Main.projectile[i].position.Y + (double)Main.projectile[i].height * 0.5) / 16.0));
SpriteEffects effects = SpriteEffects.None;
int num98 = 0;
int num99 = 0;
float num100 = (float)(Main.projectileTexture[Main.projectile[i].type].Width - Main.projectile[i].width) * 0.5f + (float)Main.projectile[i].width * 0.5f;
for(int num126 = 0; num126 < 10; num126++)
{
Color alpha4 = Main.projectile[i].GetAlpha(color21);
float num127 = (float)(9 - num126) / 9f;
alpha4.R = (byte)((float)alpha4.R * num127);
alpha4.G = (byte)((float)alpha4.G * num127);
alpha4.B = (byte)((float)alpha4.B * num127);
alpha4.A = (byte)((float)alpha4.A * num127);
float num128 = (float)(9 - num126) / 9f;
Main.spriteBatch.Draw(Main.projectileTexture[Main.projectile[i].type], new Vector2(Main.projectile[i].oldPos[num126].X - Main.screenPosition.X + num100 + (float)num99, Main.projectile[i].oldPos[num126].Y - Main.screenPosition.Y + (float)(Main.projectile[i].height / 2) + Main.projectile[i].gfxOffY), new Rectangle?(new Rectangle(0, 0, Main.projectileTexture[Main.projectile[i].type].Width, Main.projectileTexture[Main.projectile[i].type].Height)), alpha4, Main.projectile[i].rotation, new Vector2(num100, (float)(Main.projectile[i].height / 2 + num98)), num128 * Main.projectile[i].scale, effects, 0f);
}
}
}
}There seems to be nothing wrong with the code and I checked the placement of the hooks, but still can't figure out why it's not working...
Sin Costan
Eye of Cthulhu
Hmm, I would use a CS file for it... I would probably do something like this for the projectile.
ModProjectileName.cs
Code:
using System;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
using TAPI;
using Terraria;
namespace ModInternalName.Projectiles
{
public class ModProjectileName : ModProjectile
{
public override void AI()
{
projectile.alpha = 255; //Set to invisible
projectile.ai[0] += 1f; //Just adds to the timer
if(projectile.ai[0] > 3f) //After 3 ticks, the projectile will appear, adjust the number to make it "appear" further from the weapon
{
projectile.alpha = 0; //Set it to visible
}
}
}
}PaRaDoX833
Terrarian
THX >.< can be useful, but.. there is no way to make it with the coordinates ;-; ?(without make the projectile spawn from below or back of you if you are in another direction, obviously.. ) can be better for some reasons..
Sin Costan
Eye of Cthulhu
You shouldn't really do it with coordinates, as it is much more difficult to manage moving where the projectile spawns... This code making it invisible at first then visible allows it so that it will "appear" to be correct when spawned rather than it being just spawned on the player.