Pathfinder: Kingmaker Modding Thread

[WhiteScreenAnon]

Anon help me. My dumb ass needs help.

whats up?
post where you are stuck

 

[Pink Eye]

This:

What do?

 

[WhiteScreenAnon]

what are you trying to do?
i'm also as much of a noob as you tbh xD

 

[Pink Eye]

>i'm also as much of a noob as you tbh
Kek. Do you currently have access to Bag of Tricks?

 

[LannTheStupid]

You absolute fucking degenerate, avoiding special characters in names is not simply a "best practice". It's the only true basis of our civilization.

Half of the characters in my name are "special" to you. Welcome, Игорь Юрьевич Кузнецов.

 

[WhiteScreenAnon]

Not right now
if you are using a button here you go
if (GUILayout.Button("Apply")) {
Game.Instance.Player.GainMoney(100);
}

then you could swap out the 100 with the variable

 

[Pink Eye]

What's my variable going to be?

 

[WhiteScreenAnon]

What's my variable going to be?

should be stringtoedit, I think

 

[LannTheStupid]

Also, thank you for a very down-to-earth modding tutorial that you're making here. I have an idea for a mod, too, and no experience in C#.

 

[Pink Eye]

Nope. That didn't work.

 

[LannTheStupid]

You have the prompt for the user to input something. Call your variable "goldPrompt". This is the text "Input Amount..."
Then you have the user input. It is a string. Call it "inputGold".
Then you try to convert inputGold which is a string (like the string "300") into an integer value. And store it in the integer variable "gold".

 

[Pink Eye]

Am I doing it right?

 

[Pink Eye]

I feel like a monkey trying to get this to work.

 

[Efe]

public static int finalBuildPointAmount = 1;
private static string buildPointAmount = "1";

one is string other is integer.

buildPointAmount = GL.TextField(buildPointAmount, 10, GL.Width(85f));

this makes value of this variable point to string in textbox

public static void SettingParse(ref string stringSetting, ref int finalSetting) {
if (int.TryParse(stringSetting, out int result)) {
finalSetting = result;
} else {
stringSetting = "";
}
}

copied this directly from bag of tricks. it merely does what anon suggested and tries to turn string into integer.
if it fails it makes result an empty string.

if (GL.Button($"+{buildPointAmount} BP", GL.Width(160f))) {
if (!buildPointAmount.Equals(""))
KingdomState.Instance.BP = KingdomState.Instance.BP + finalBuildPointAmount;
}

this adds bp amount in textbox to kingdom as long as textbox is not empty string like this: ""
combined with settingparse() this should prevent illegal input but honestly i didnt try that yet. might have to format input in other ways otherwise.

 

[Pink Eye]

Holy kek my head hurts....

 

[Pink Eye]

Well it's not spitting out any errors at me.

 

[Efe]

why do you have a goldprompt string.
use goldamount you declared earlier?

 

[Pink Eye]

Like that?

 

[Pink Eye]

DONT YELL AT ME! I FIGURED IT OUT AFTER I POSTED THE PIC!

 

[LannTheStupid]

I will try to explain in pseudocode, because your error is not about C#, but about the logic.

Step 1. Define the prompt

string goldPrompt ="Input Amount of Gold: "

Step 2. Define the variable for user input

string goldInput =""

(the string is empty, because we do not know what a user will enter)

Step 3. Get the user input
This is something specific to C#, but you need to pass your prompt and somehow get your input.

goldInput =GUI.TextField(new Rect(10, 10, 200, 20), goldPrompt, 25)

Step 4. Convert the user input from string to integer to use in further calculations

int gold = Convert.ToInt32(goldInput)

Again, this is not a code to use. This is the logic one should follow.

Hope it helps.

 

[Pink Eye]

Okay. In my json file. How do I figure out my entry method?

 

[Efe]

https://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/How_to_create_mod_for_unity_game
read section titled details of mod entry

 

[John Keel]

 

[Pink Eye]

Nice. I need to have that page bookmarked.

 

[Pink Eye]

Amaze balls.