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ModOp Examples

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Increase a number without overwriting already larger numbers

Example: Set harbor radius 40 but only if nobody did it before (i.e. Increased Harbor Area).

<ModOp Type="merge" GUID="2001241"
  Condition="!~/Values/BuildingBaseTiles[HarbourConstructionAreaRadius&gt;=40]"
  Path="/Values/BuildingBaseTiles[HarbourConstructionAreaRadius&lt;40]">
  <HarbourConstructionAreaRadius>40</HarbourConstructionAreaRadius>
</ModOp>

Note 1

&lt; stands < and &gt; stands for >. You can use < and > directly, but that is not valid XML and you will get errors from VSCode. The modloader accepts both.

Note 2

The condition is negative with !. You could do a positive condition with the same path as Path:

Condition="~/Values/BuildingBaseTiles[HarbourConstructionAreaRadius&lt;40]"

The difference is: if there is any error in the Condition path itself - be it a typo or another mod removed that part - you don't get any warnings. The condition will just say: not available, hence don't execute.

On the other hand, the negative check with ! skips if an conditions exists exactly how you expect it. Meaning it will execute if there is something unexpected, leading to warnings in the end.

Psalm 172, 3, Lion

Add yourself to all buffs another target has

Example: Custom guildhouse on water should get the same EffectTargets (i.e. from the palace) as the normal guildhouse.

<ModOp Type="add" Path="//ItemEffect/EffectTargets[Item/GUID='1010516']">
  <Item>
    <GUID>1554900077</GUID>
  </Item>
</ModOp>