Additional cosmetics for modded characters!
-McChomk (Main Mod coding)
-Golden Epsilon (Couple System)
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You need to have this file load AFTER your characters have been loaded.
In the main.txt that loads the character you want to add support for,
add as the last line "/loadmod campfire_loader", and after that load a secondary
text file, which enables Campfire Addon to autoupdate, like so:
-- main.txt
-loadrace race1/fish
-loadrace race2/crystal
-loadmod campfire_loader
-load main2.txt
-- main2.txt
-allowmod campfire_loader.mod.gml
To give a custom character Campfire support, use this code, it will detect the character automatically.
-#define race_cf return true
-#define race_cf_sprnotselected return <The character's "selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_sprselected return <The character's "not-selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_sprselecting return <The character's "selecting" sprite (Transition from non-selected to selected)>
-#define race_cf_sprdeselecting return <The character's "deselecting" sprite (Transition from selected to non-selected)>
-#define race_cf_shadowx return <Shadow's X offset>
-#define race_cf_shadowy return <Shadow's Y offset>
-#define race_cf_depth return <The character's depth relative to other objects, as a numerical value. Don't define to set it to the default values.>
-#define race_cf_corpse return <Whether the character's corpse should appear on Loop Campfire>
To use a custom system, define this function. It should run custom logic that, in the end, returns the specified values. Do not define if you wish to use the custom positioning logic.
-#define race_cf_positioner return <Struct, with an "x" value, and a "y" value.>
For example, this would be a positioner script that works as the base one:
#define race_cf_positioner
var _positioner = instance_create(Campfire.x, Campfire.y, CustomObject),
_loops = 999,
_xpos = 0,
_ypos = 0;
with (_positioner)
{
mask_index = mskPlayerMenu;
while(_loops > 0)
{
// Move Somewhere
x = xstart;
y = ystart;
move_contact_solid(random(360), random_range(32, 64) + random(random(64)));
x = round(x);
y = round(y);
// Safe
if (distance_to_object(instance_nearest(x, y, CampChar)) >= 16 && distance_to_object(instance_nearest(x, y, Campfire)) >= 24 && distance_to_object(instance_nearest(x, y, Campfire)) <= 240 && distance_to_object(instance_nearest(x, y, TV)) >= 32 && distance_to_object(instance_nearest(x, y, Campfire)) >= 12)
{
_xpos = x;
_ypos = y;
break;
}
else _loops --;
}
}
return { x : _xpos, y : _ypos };
While the word "prop" is used, it acts more like a "setpiece" of sorts, as the character doesn't interact with the object.
For animated stuff, include it in the character's animations
-#define race_cf_prop return <The prop's sprite. For characters that don't have props, don't define the function.>
-#define race_cf_proptyp return <-1 or 1, -1 = Prop below character, 1 = Prop above character.>
Both characters have to have each other set as couple. DON'T SET OTHER PEOPLE'S CHARACTERS FOR COUPLE UNLESS WITH PRIOR DISCUSSION!
(For Prop support, only set the prop in one of the characters)
-#define race_cf_couple return <The other character's mod file name as a string, e.j.: If your character's file-name is "fishbutbig" and it's race_name is set to return "MegaFish", use "fishbutbig". For characters that don't have a couple, don't define the function>
-#define race_cf_couple_xoffset return <The character's x offset from the center>
-#define race_cf_couple_yoffset return <The character's y offset from the center>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprnotselectedn return <The character's "selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprselectedn return <The character's "not-selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprselectingn return <The character's "selecting" sprite (Transition from non-selected to selected)>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprdeselectingn return <The character's "deselecting" sprite (Transition from selected to non-selected)>
These functions work exactly like the standard race_cf_spr<Type> functions.
-#define race_cf_couple_sprselected return <The character's "partner selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprselecting return <The character's "partner selecting from not-selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprdeselecting return <The character's "partner deselecting from not-selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprswapping return <The character's "partner selecting from selected" sprite>
-#define race_cf_couple_sprdeswapping return <The character's "selected from partner selected" sprite>
When the mod is first loaded, it will execute a particle creation script for extra flair
-#define race_cf_spawnparticles <The particle creation script that you want to use, for customization purposes, you have to make it yourself. For characters that don't have spawn particles, don't define the function>
-#define race_cf_characterset return <String. The Character Set ID the given character is a part of, used for WigglerCola's Alt. Character Select system>
Don't define if your character is part of the standard Character Set (Fish, Crystal, Melting, etc...).
The script does nothing on it's own, it only works if Alt. Character select is loaded (Package it alongside your mod if you want that functionality).