#Slime rancher builder mod mod#
#Slime rancher builder mod update#
#Slime rancher builder mod code#

Complete daily requests from other ranchers to get bonus rewards.

Grow crops and raise chickadoos to feed your collection of hungry slimes.

Get it back up and running, discover the secrets hidden on this mysterious planet, and dominate the Plort Market. The renowned rancher, Hobson Twillgers, has passed his ranch on to you. Collect colorful slimes, grow crops, harvest resources, and explore the untamed wilds through the mastery of your all-purpose vacpack. Play as Beatrix LeBeau: a plucky, young rancher who sets out for a life a thousand light years away from Earth on the вЂFar, Far Range.вЂ™Д®ach day will present new challenges and risky opportunities as you attempt to amass a great fortune in the business of slime ranching. Slime Rancher is a charming, first-person, sandbox experience. _instance.currHealth = _instance.About This Game Welcome to the Far, Far Range! _instance.maxHealth = MyFirstSRModConfig.MaxHealth4 _instance.maxHealth = MyFirstSRModConfig.MaxHealth3 _instance.maxHealth = MyFirstSRModConfig.MaxHealth2

_instance.maxHealth = MyFirstSRModConfig.MaxHealth1 Public static void Postfix(PlayerModel _instance, ref PlayerState.Upgrade upgrade) Your Patch_MaxHealth.cs should now look something like this: using UnityEngine MaxHealth4 = cfg.Read('MaxHealth4', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'The player's max health with the fourth health upgrade')

MaxHealth3 = cfg.Read('MaxHealth3', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'The player's max health with the third health upgrade') MaxHealth2 = cfg.Read('MaxHealth2', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'The player's max health with the second health upgrade') MaxHealth1 = cfg.Read('MaxHealth1', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'The player's max health with the first health upgrade') MaxHealth0 = cfg.Read('MaxHealth0', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'The player's max health without any health upgrades.') MaxHealth = cfg.Read('MaxHealth', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'This is the player's max health.') Private static readonly string configVersion = '1.1' UMFPatch.ApplyPatch('MaxHealthPatch', UMFPatchMaxHealth) Your MyFirstSRModConfig.cs should now look something like this: using System PlayerModel.maxHealth = MyFirstSRModConfig.MaxHealth //Set the max health to our config value. If (playerModel != null) //Make sure that the PlayerModel has been retrieved. If (!Levels.isSpecial() & SRSingleton.Instance?.GameModel != null) //Makes sure we are in game and that the GameModel exists. If (!timeDirector.HasPauser()) timeDirector.Pause() Log('MyFirstSRMod v' + UMFMod.GetModVersion().ToString(), true) Using (UMFLog log = new UMFLog()) log.Log(text, clean) Internal static void Log(string text, bool clean = false) //Set this to the number of harmony patches in your mod. Your MyFirstSRMod.cs should now look something like this: using UnityEngine

#Slime rancher builder mod update#

So to ensure the maxHealth is always set after those we can apply it using Unity Scripting's Update function, which require some extra checks to ensure we are in the game. However we have to set this in a way that it is done after ApplyUpgrade and Reset which is why the other methods are normally better for this case. This would set maxHealth to whatever the config value is set to, in the default case 999. ().maxHealth = MyFirstSRModConfig.MaxHealth We can set this value directly using the following line: In Slime Rancher the PlayerModel class instance can be accessed through the GameModel instance class which in turn can be retrieved from the SceneContext using the SRSingleton class.

#Slime rancher builder mod code#

You can find this method by looking through the game code which will take some experience and analyzing.ДЇor this particular scenario this method is not the best to use. This method uses only Unity Scripting and the game's own code to modify the max health value.

#Slime rancher builder mod mod#

MyFirstSRMod.Log('Error loading mod settings: ' + e.Message + '(' + e.InnerException?.Message + ')') MyFirstSRMod.Log('Finished loading settings.') MaxHealth = cfg.Read('MaxHealth', new UMFConfigInt(999, 1, 9999), 'This is the player's max health.') MyFirstSRMod.Log('Finished UMF Settings.') cfg.Write('MaxVersion', new UMFConfigString('9.99999')) //Uncomment if you think your mod may break with the next major UMF release.Д¬fg.Write('UpdateURL', new UMFConfigString('')) Д¬fg.Write('ConfigVersion', new UMFConfigString(configVersion))

cfg.Write('SupportsHotLoading', new UMFConfigBool(false)) //Uncomment if your mod can't be loaded once the game has started.Д¬fg.Read('LoadPriority', new UMFConfigString('Normal')) Д¬fg.Write('MinVersion', new UMFConfigString('0.52.1')) MyFirstSRMod.Log('The config file was outdated and has been deleted. If (cfgVer != string.Empty & cfgVer != configVersion) String cfgVer = cfg.Read('ConfigVersion', new UMFConfigString()) Private static readonly string configVersion = '1.0' Your config class should now look something like this: using System