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I’m make a mod but have 1-2 errors,
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this is .json code
http://www.mediafire.com/view/h625qjq9l9a062u/Item%20Kit%20By%20Burakalkan.js
and download link
http://www.mediafire.com/download/h625qjq9l9a062u/Item+Kit+By+Burakalkan.js
Sorry My English is bad :-/
yep, idk some item names; wooden door,wooden wall, wooden chest etc. where can i find correct names?
Is there a way to do the same thing to get a list of the all the current monsters with proper names?
Not sure what you mean by proper names, but you could do:
for (var i in npcs) { console.log(npcs[i].name); }Otherwise, just:
console.log(npcs);Should suffice.
Hey what’s spawn monster command?
or pls how to find commands?
like
$("#optionswindow").on("click", '#carving', function(e) {itemGet("shale");});There’s no proper API or modding documentation as of yet, so it’s just mostly looking through the source to find em’ π
Spawn monster can be used like:
spawnMonster("", player.x+1, player.y);
spawnMonster("giantrat", player.x+1, player.y);
spawnMonster("pirateghost", player.x+1, player.y, true);The last parameter “true” forces the spawn, even if the monster shouldn’t normally be spawned in that location.
The renderTiles function no longer seems to work, is there a new method of tile manipulation that was implented? If so, could you give me an example of how to render a specific tile now?
It’s now:
changeTile(change, changeX, changeY, stackBypass);Parameters:
change: tile’s name, example “dirt”.
changeX: tile’s x value, example 244.
changeY: tile’s y value, example 244.
stackBypass: either true or false (or nothing), if true, it will place the tile on top of the stack of tiles at that x/y.You may also want to call
game.updateTiles = true;so the change is shown immediately.Would modifying the space 1 square above your current still be done as changeTile(dirt,x,y+1);?
I only ask because 244 seemed like a rather large number to use.
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