BaseMod

BaseMod provides a number of hooks and a console.

Currently supported version: [EARLY_ACCESS_015] (non beta)

Requirements

General Use

• Java 8+
• ModTheSpire v2.2.1+ (https://github.com/kiooeht/ModTheSpire/releases)

Development

• Java 8
• Maven
• CFR 124 (run this with Java 8, doesn't work well with 9)
• ModTheSpire (https://github.com/kiooeht/ModTheSpire)

Building

1. (If you haven't already) mvn install ModTheSpire Altenatively, modify pom.xml to point to a local copy of the JAR.
2. Copy desktop-1.0.jar from your Slay the Spire folder into ../_lib relative to the repo.
3. Decompile desktop-1.0.jar with java -jar "cfr_0_124.jar" --comments false --showversion false --caseinsensitivefs true --outputdir "decompiled" --jarfilter com.megacrit.cardcrawl.* "desktop-1.0.jar"
4. Run _patch.bat to automatically apply diffs
5. Run mvn package

Installation

1. Copy target/BaseMod.jar to your ModTheSpire mods directory. Maven will automatically do this after packaging if your mods directory is located at ../_ModTheSpire/mods relative to the repo.

Wiki

Take a look at the wiki (https://github.com/daviscook477/BaseMod/wiki) to get started using BaseMod as either a console or a modding platform!

Console

Take a look at the Console page on the wiki (https://github.com/daviscook477/BaseMod/wiki/Console) to start using the console to test things out!

For Modders

Hooks

Take a look here for the hooks that are available (https://github.com/daviscook477/BaseMod/wiki/Hooks)

Mod Badges

Take alook here for how to set up a Mod Badge (https://github.com/daviscook477/BaseMod/wiki/Mod-Badges)

Custom Relics

• CustomRelic(String id, Texture texture, AbstractRelic.RelicTier tier, AbstractRelic.LandingSound sfx)
• BaseMod.addRelic(AbstractRelic relic, RelicType type) (note: CustomRelic extends AbstractRelic) and RelicType indicates if this relic is shared between both characters or RED only or GREEN only.
• BaseMod.removeRelic(AbstractRelic relic, RelicType type) removes a relic from the game (note: removing a relic used by an event is currently untested/undefined behavior)
• BaseMod.removeRelic(AbstractRelic relic) removes a relic from the game without having to know its RelicType

Custom Cards

• CustomCard(String id, String name, String img, int cost, String rawDescription, CardType type, CardColor color, CardRarity rarity, CardTarget target, int cardPool)
• BaseMod.addCard(AbstractCard card) (note: CustomCard extends AbstractCard).
• BaseMod.removeCard(AbstractCard card) removes a card from the game (note: removing a card used by an event is currently untested/undefined behavior)

Custom Player Characters

The process for creating custom player characters is fairly involved but still not too complex. It is detailed below:

1. To add a custom character there are two major steps. You need to register both a new color and a new character. Basically the Ironclad is RED, the Silent is GREEN, the unused content Crowbot is BLUE, etc... In making a custom character you would want to make a new color like maybe YELLOW or PURPLE or ORANGE.
2. Since the base game represents colors using an enum we need to use ModTheSpire's enum patching feature. To do this create any class and add to it the following code:

	@SpireEnum
	public static AbstractCard.CardColor MY_NEW_COLOR;

3. The base game also reprents players using an enum so we must do the same thing for the player enum. Use this code:

	@SpireEnum
	public static AbstractPlayer.PlayerClass MY_NEW_PLAYER_CHARACTER;

3. To create a new color use BaseMod.addColor. This should be called in your mod's initialize method. It does not need a special handler to work. The parameters are as follows: String color (this should be MY_NEW_COLOR.toString()), Color bgColor (the background color for the card color), Color backColor (the back color for the card color), Color frameColor (the frame color for the card color), Color frameOutineColor (the frame outline color for the card color), Color descBoxColor (the description box color), Color trailVfxColor (the trail vfx color), Color glowColor (the glow color), String attackBg (path to your attack bg texture for the card color, path starts relative to your SlayTheSpire folder), String skillBg (path to your skill bg texture for the card color, path starts relative to your SlayTheSpire folder), String powerBg (path to your power bg texture for the card color, path starts relative to your SlayTheSpire folder), String energyOrb (path to your energy orb texture for the card color, path starts relative to your SlayTheSpire folder)
4. To create a new player character make a EditCharacterSubscriber and in the receiveEditCharacters method go ahead and call BaseMod.addCharacter. The parameters are as follows: Class characterClass (the actual java Class of your character, e.g. MyCharacterClass.class), String titleString (title string for the character), String classString (class string for the character), String color, (the color for this character; should be My_New_Color.toString()), String selectText (select text for the character), String selectButton (path to select button texture starting relative to the SlayTheSpire folder), String portrait (path to portrait texture starting relative to the SlayTheSpire folder), String characterID (this should be MY_NEW_PLAYER_CHARACTER.toString())
5. Now just be sure to add some cards for your custom character! When defining cards for your custom character rather than using AbstractCard.CardColor.WHATEVER go ahead and use MY_NEW_COLOR instead.
6. Note that there are likely to be bugs with this feature since it is complex and new so use at your own risk and also please submit bug reports as issues on this repository.

Contributors

• t-larson - Original author
• FlipskiZ - hand command, bug fixes
• daviscook477 - Custom players, custom colors, custom cards, more API hooks, code cleanup, bugfixes
• Haashi - custom potion support (w/ hooks) and better dev console potion support