Shalashalska
Official Terrarian
I don't think there was that much changed. All I really noticed was that you need to delete all the constructors in your cs files.
tAPI Thorium Mod+
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DivermanSam
Empress of Light
Don't tell anyone, but I'm not sure how to do that!
Kyle TheCreator
Terrarian
Hi Ho!
Empress of Light
it ok bro i don't even no how to mod at all take your time and ill wait
Shalashalska
Official Terrarian
Just go into every cs file, and delete wherever it says:
For example, in your AdamantiteStaff class:
You would delete the line:
As to exactly what a constructor is, it is a special function that is called when a new instance of an object is created. The two unique things about constructors is that they always have the same name as the class, and have no return type (void, double, int, etc.) between the access modifier (public, internal, protected, or private) and the name. If you for some reason had any code inside the constructor, put it inside an OnLoad function.
Also, you need to rename the "Item" folder to "Items". You might need to do this for other folders too.
Code:
public classname(ModBase modBase, something) : base(modBase, something){ }For example, in your AdamantiteStaff class:
Code:
using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using TAPI;
using Terraria;
namespace ThoriumMod.Items
{
public class AdamantiteStaff : ModItem
{
public AdamantiteStaff(ModBase modBase, Item I) : base(modBase, I){ }
public override bool PreShoot(Player player,Vector2 ShootPos,Vector2 ShootVelocity,int projType,int Damage,float knockback)
{
int ShotAmt = 4; // Amount of shots fired
int spread = 20; // Shot spread
float spreadMult = 0.05f; // Spread multiplier
for(int i = 0; i < ShotAmt; i++)
{
float vX = ShootVelocity.X+(float)Main.rand.Next(-spread,spread+1) * spreadMult;
float vY = ShootVelocity.Y+(float)Main.rand.Next(-spread,spread+1) * spreadMult;
Projectile.NewProjectile(ShootPos.X,ShootPos.Y,vX,vY,projType,Damage,knockback,Main.myPlayer);
}
return false;
}
}
}You would delete the line:
Code:
public AdamantiteStaff(ModBase modBase, Item I) : base(modBase, I){ }As to exactly what a constructor is, it is a special function that is called when a new instance of an object is created. The two unique things about constructors is that they always have the same name as the class, and have no return type (void, double, int, etc.) between the access modifier (public, internal, protected, or private) and the name. If you for some reason had any code inside the constructor, put it inside an OnLoad function.
Also, you need to rename the "Item" folder to "Items". You might need to do this for other folders too.
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BFlat
Headless Horseman
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Guiding Intense
Terrarian
if you're gonna update this to r11 you shouldn't delete the r10 of the Thoruim Mod+ if your wondering why, r11 is a bit so crashing in my computer and other maybe don't like to use the r11 and using r10 and they like you're mod, and also if you do it if you update r11 of Thorium Mod+ update r10 of Thorium Mod+ but in he future you wll delete it maybe and i'll be using h r11 if they fix the bug of r11 hope you understand by the way ime WreckitRalph 
DivermanSam
Empress of Light
Infact they do.This is a great mod!
DivermanSam
Empress of Light
Seems easy enough, but the problem I'm having is with this line of code. I use it on a good bit of my items.
Code:
public override void DamageNPC(Player owner, NPC npc, int dir, ref int dmg, ref bool crit, ref float cMult)
{
}
Blue_Raven
Official Terrarian
Code:
old: public override void DamageNPC(Player owner, NPC npc, int dir, ref int dmg, ref bool crit, ref float cMult)
new: public override void DamageNPC(Player owner, NPC npc, int hitDir, ref int damage, ref float knockback, ref bool crit, ref float critMult)DamageNPC now has knockback in it.
DivermanSam
Empress of Light
Whata you know, it fixed it! Thank you guys so much.
Kefke
Steampunker
This might be an odd idea, and I'm speaking from ignorance, but what about a charge-up attack? See, in my mind, shortswords are kind of outclassed by everything, and daggers are basically just the shortswords of this mod. So, I think to myself, "What would make me use a weapon that's harder to hit with?" and oddly enough, the name gives me an idea.
In many RPGs, it's possible to use a dagger for a powerful backstab attack. However, that attack is usually difficult to pull off, due to having to sneak up on your target. Terraria doesn't really have the ability to do sneaking, but I think you could get a similar result. Make the shortswords/daggers quick, but weak. Then add a mechanic where if you hold down the attack button, they charge up, allowing you to deal one quick attack several times stronger than usual. Of course, since they still wouldn't have much range or knockback, you'd have to chose carefully when to use it, or you'll just end up getting yourself hit more. Basically, turn it into a "high risk, high reward" weapon, where dodging a lot more and hitting only when the time is right can potentially add up to higher DPS than other weapons, but also requires more skill to pull off.
Pokenar
Official Terrarian
To add on to this, to make it so you can't just facetank everything while you charge it, make it so the charge "breaks" when you get hit.
Kefke
Steampunker
Yes, that would probably be a good idea. Although, just the fact of getting hit when using another weapon could hold things off with knockback ought to be discouragement. I do think that's in keeping with my intent, though, and makes more sense with things you normally couldn't push back, like bosses.
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