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Sim Constructor + Sequential Mod Loader

--Change an existing generation option --Defined by option name, not simdef name --Reference can be found in client\states\state-generation-options rawset(simdefs.CUSTOM_OPTIONS,anyname,{ name, tip, check, strings, values, apply, retrieve }) --Customized generation option --If enabled=false this ption will start unchecked(ignored if Values is defined) --Values is a table that holds different alternatives --Strings contains names that match values(optional) --Value is default value(optional) modApi:addGenerationOption(optionName, name , tip, {enabled,values,strings,value} ) --Modify a hud file --The files that can be modified are all files located in gui.kwad/gui (you need to use kwad extractor to see these files) --data is deepmerged, so you only need to include the info that you are changing --You can use a new filename to create new screens, when doing this, do NOT provide a filename extension (.lua) simdefs.SCREEN_CUSTOMS = util.extend(simdefs.SCREEN_CUSTOMS) { [filename] = { data } } --Set a game param directly --This feature has not been fully tested, use at your own risk --This code needs to be called in the load function instead of the init function modApi.mod_manager.genOptions[option] = options[option] --Loading mod content before or after other mods, or if the mod is disabled local function earlyLoad( modApi, options ) end local function earlyUnload( modApi, options ) end local function unload( modApi, options ) end local function lateLoad( modApi, options ) end local function lateUnload( modApi, options ) end --Add agent banter (use in load function after adding guard to agentdef, not in the init function) modApi:addBanter( { agents = {id,id},--The agents that are talking dialogue = { {id,string},--Id is the talking agent, string is what they say {id,string}, }, } ) --Set required mods modApi.requirements = { mods } --Adding modifiers: Required parameter --trait: name of the trait to change. --name: identifier for managing trait. Does not have to be unique unlike in the base game. --op: Operation to perform: ADD, MULT, CLA, SET, or FN --val: Parameter for operation (optional for CLA and FN) --Optional parameters: --min/max: Min and max value the operation will result in. Note that unless you're using the CLA operator, this will not --cause a value that is already out of range to become in range. --priority: Higher priority will go first. Standard value is 0. --opPriority: Define custom order of operations, standard values goes from 4 to 0. local modifier = unit:getModifiers():add( trait, name, op, val, min, max, priority, opPriority ) --Searchs for and returns first modifier matching name and, optionally, trait. local modifier = unit:getModifiers():has( trait, name ) --Find and change the first found modifier matching name and optional trait. local modifier unit:getModifiers():change( trait, name, op, val, min, max, priority, opPriority ) --Change the given modifier (needed when changing priority, as this automatically reorders modifiers) --Note trait is optional local modifier unit:getModifiers():change( trait, modifier, op, val, min, max, priority, opPriority ) --Manually reevaluate modifiers (when changing a modifier without using the change function) unit:getModifiers():reeval( trait ) --Insert modifier unit:getModifiers():insert( trait, modifier ) --Find and remove the first found modifier that matches the name and trait. --Returns 1 if successfully removed and 0 otherwise. Use a loop if you want to remove all matching modifiers. local removedCount = unit:getModifiers():remove( name, trait ) --Find and remove the first found modifier for each trait matching name and returns the total number removed. --Use a loop if you want to remove all matching modifiers. local removedCount= unit:getModifiers():remove( name ) --Find and remove the given modifier. Returns 1 if successfully removed and 0 otherwise. local removedCount = unit:getModifiers():remove( modifier )