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...taxel you do not need to touch a single piece of code in order to create [[Tile|Tiles]], [[Villager NPCs|Villagers]] or [[Accessory|Clothing/Hair Styles]].
...t is mostly guaranteed to work all models, especially Character Models and Tile Materials.
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With that done, you will first need a [[Tile]] which can be obtained by [[Tile#Adding_the_Tile_Object_to_Staxel]]. This will come up later in the tutorial
...sure certain '''types''' of tiles exist in the region. This looks at every tile's categories to see if they match.
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...chnically does is maps each voxel inside of a model file to a respective [[Tile]] by using their colour. These are then placed accordingly. The file also s
...cture files are often very large files. They grow in size for every unique tile, and each of their unique rotations, causing it to look more complicated th
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"tile" : "tile.code.here"
...r objects with auto tiling info, as you only want a single version of that tile appearing.
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...y_Terms#String|String]]): <code>A unique string which Particle System this object is.</code>'''
...to the tile. Often placing all values to 0.5 will place in the centre of a tile. Though this will change depending on use.
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...at is checked, then we can start creating the stuff needed to get the your tile into the game. Make sure that all files are already ready in the <code>\mod
...Key_Terms#String|String]]): <code>A unique string which villager what this object is.</code>'''
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...and Validate Assets</code>. If this succeeds, then HURRAY! you have a new tile in the game. If it fails, try and read the error to see what you have done
...s. For example this is like "staxel.item.crafting.BakingPowder" or "staxel.tile.grass". You will most commonly want to use you use the path to the Accessor
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In Staxel, *.accessory files are a files which specify an object that should be attached to a player. This includes Hats, Eyes, Shirts, Pant
...nt to be able to search for your object. For example; Add in "blue" if the object is blue.
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...ed into the world. There are three different types; objects, materials and tile state entities. The three different types are used in different situations;
* '''<tt>Tile State Entities</tt>''' - Basic objects that are extended to have extra prop
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..., these files will not play by themselves, some other component, such as a tile, needs to play these sounds.
...already made so that you can test the sound. Follow [[#Creating a In-game object]] to create one. Anything will do.
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...re used to specify interactable areas in a tile. These are used whenever a tile needs to specify only a certain area of it to be interactable. (e.g. Compar
...o place something (i.e. that is an entity like an item or player) into the tile. There are then two different ways to make docks. Docks for storage (Includ
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...place, you can then now specify this effect in other files, such as the *.tile files.
...odding_Key_Terms#String|String]]): <code>A unique string which Effect this object is.</code>'''
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...and Validate Assets</code>. If this succeeds, then HURRAY! you have a new tile in the game. If it fails, try and read the error to see what you have done
...s. For example this is like "staxel.item.crafting.BakingPowder" or "staxel.tile.grass". You will most commonly want to use you use the path to the Accessor
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...and Validate Assets</code>. If this succeeds, then HURRAY! you have a new tile in the game. If it fails, try and read the error to see what you have done
...s. For example this is like "staxel.item.crafting.BakingPowder" or "staxel.tile.grass". You will most commonly want to use you use the path to the Accessor
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...and Validate Assets</code>. If this succeeds, then HURRAY! you have a new tile in the game. If it fails, try and read the error to see what you have done
...s. For example this is like "staxel.item.crafting.BakingPowder" or "staxel.tile.grass". You will most commonly want to use you use the path to the Accessor
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...and Validate Assets</code>. If this succeeds, then HURRAY! you have a new tile in the game. If it fails, try and read the error to see what you have done
...s. For example this is like "staxel.item.crafting.BakingPowder" or "staxel.tile.grass". You will most commonly want to use you use the path to the Accessor
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...made). The third and final is "workPlaceTools", which specifies the tiles/tile objects in a workplace that the villager can "interact" with. (Stand around
...[[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]]): <code>A unique string which job this object is.</code>'''
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...give to a player or what items to check for in crafting. You can also use object spawning ingame by using the /give command.
...ing is used for all tiles in the game. For example, the following spawns a tile of grass;
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* Shovel will now break blocks even if a tile is above them. Will not break blocks with plants on them however.
...d “tilesToIgnore” to totems which will completely ignore any specified tile.
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...omponents are the most universal component. They are used for [[Items]], [[Tile|Tiles]], and plenty of other files. Literally anything that could be sold t
[[#"value"]] is the amount you want people to buy this object for. [[#"sellPrice"]] is the amount you want people to sell this item for.
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