Registering a Standalone Cyclops Status Icon

Introduced in the 5.2 update, you can now create status icons just like the Cyclops Chargers without having to make an actual charger.

Make sure you've read Creating a Standalone Cyclops Status Icon first!

Similar to Registering Upgrade Handlers,
you will use the MCUServices class provided by MoreCyclopsUpgrades to register your status icon with the API.

Option 1: Register using a Lamda expression (anonymous method)

using MoreCyclopsUpgrades.API;

namespace MyMod
{
    // Your main patching class must have the QModCore attribute (and must be public)
    [QModCore]
    public static class MyInitializerClass
    {
        // Your patching method must have the QModPatch attribute (and must be public)
        [QModPatch]
        public static void MyInitializationMethod()
        {
            MCUServices.Register.CyclopsStatusIcon<MySubStatus>((SubRoot cyclops) => new MySubStatus(cyclops));
        }
    }
}

Option 2: Register using a named method

using MoreCyclopsUpgrades.API;

namespace MyMod
{
    // Your main patching class must have the QModCore attribute (and must be public)
    [QModCore]
    public static class MyInitializerClass
    {
        // Your patching method must have the QModPatch attribute (and must be public)
        [QModPatch]
        public static void MyInitializationMethod()
        {
            MCUServices.Register.CyclopsStatusIcon<MySubStatus>(GetNewStatusIndicator);
        }
    }

    internal static MySubStatus GetNewStatusIndicator(SubRoot cyclops)
    {
        return new MySubStatus(cyclops)
    }
}

Option 3: Register using a class with the ICyclopsStatusIconCreator interface

using MoreCyclopsUpgrades.API;

namespace MyMod
{
    internal class MyStatusIconMaker : ICyclopsStatusIconCreator
    {
        public CyclopsStatusIcon GetNewStatusIndicator(SubRoot cyclops)
        {
            return new MySubStatus(cyclops)
        }
    }

    // Your main patching class must have the QModCore attribute (and must be public)
    [QModCore]
    public static class MyInitializerClass
    {
        // Your patching method must have the QModPatch attribute (and must be public)
        [QModPatch]
        public static void MyInitializationMethod()
        {
            MCUServices.Register.CyclopsStatusIcon<MySubStatus>(MyStatusIconMaker);
        }
    }
}