Accessory - Revision history

MarkGrant: source uses the accessory code not the file path.

2020-08-27T17:26:36Z

source uses the accessory code not the file path.

DeamonHunter: Formatting and added feature to "source"

2018-03-18T12:01:38Z

Formatting and added feature to "source"

DeamonHunter: /* "layers" */

2018-03-18T12:00:23Z

‎"layers"

DeamonHunter: Added in Hide Layers definition.

2018-03-18T11:24:22Z

Added in Hide Layers definition.

DeamonHunter: Oops. Fix formatting.

2018-01-31T03:36:12Z

Oops. Fix formatting.

DeamonHunter: Remove the hiding of Player Model Layers image.

2018-01-31T03:35:25Z

Remove the hiding of Player Model Layers image.

DeamonHunter: Formatting.

2018-01-01T10:24:24Z

Formatting.

DeamonHunter: Oops forgot to fill out kind.

2018-01-01T10:23:58Z

Oops forgot to fill out kind.

DeamonHunter: Updated main tutorial.

2017-12-29T11:35:29Z

Updated main tutorial.

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DeamonHunter: Formatting fix.

2017-11-16T04:48:33Z

Formatting fix.

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 <pre>
 "hidesLayers": [
+   {
      "layers": [
        "Head"
      ],
-     "source": "asdf.qb"
+     "source": "staxel.accessories.eyes.kawaii"
+   }
 ],
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-This is the specific model to hide layers from. This works based off the .qb files instead of the Model's Accessory file. There is a special case with the name "basemodel" which hides the layer on the base character model.
+This is the specific model to hide layers from. This works based off the code of the model's Accessory file. There is a special case with the name "basemodel" which hides the layer on the base character model.
-−
 == "palettes" ==

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 This is a list of all Layers to hide for the accessory specified in [[#"source"]. These are Case-Sensitive. List of names for default layers are [[Media:Player_Model_Layers.png|specified here]].
 === "source" ===
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-This is the specific model to hide layers from. This works based off the .qb files instead of the Model's Accessory file.
+This is the specific model to hide layers from. This works based off the .qb files instead of the Model's Accessory file. There is a special case with the name "basemodel" which hides the layer on the base character model.

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 === "layers" ===
-'''Valid options ([Modding_Key_Terms#List|List]] of [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|Strings]]): <code>A list of valid strings that each contain the name of a Layer in the model.</code>'''
+'''Valid options ([[Modding_Key_Terms#List|List]] of [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|Strings]]): <code>A list of valid strings that each contain the name of a Layer in the model.</code>'''
 '''Default Value:''' No default value is specified. Always need to provide your own.
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 This is a list of all Layers to hide for the accessory specified in [[#"source"]. These are Case-Sensitive. List of names for default layers are [[Media:Player_Model_Layers.png|specified here]].
 === "source" ===

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:24, 18 March 2018
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	A string specifying what sub category of hair, see [[#"subcategory"\|subcategory]], to swap for the model in this blob.		A string specifying what sub category of hair, see [[#"subcategory"\|subcategory]], to swap for the model in this blob.
		+
		+
		+	== "hidesLayers" ==
		+	This options is a [Modding_Key_Terms#List\|List]] of [[Modding_Key_Terms#Blobs\|Blobs]] which specifies what layers to hide from what accessory models. This property is not needed, and is liek
		+
		+	This list is specified below;
		+	<pre>
		+	"hidesLayers": [
		+	{
		+	"layers": [
		+	"Head"
		+	],
		+	"source": "asdf.qb"
		+	}
		+	],
		+	</pre>
		+
		+
		+	=== "layers" ===
		+	'''Valid options ([Modding_Key_Terms#List\|List]] of [[Modding_Key_Terms#String\|Strings]]): <code>A list of valid strings that each contain the name of a Layer in the model.</code>'''
		+
		+	'''Default Value:''' No default value is specified. Always need to provide your own.
		+
		+
		+	This is a list of all Layers to hide for the accessory specified in [[#"source"]. These are Case-Sensitive. List of names for default layers are [[Media:Player_Model_Layers.png\|specified here]].
		+
		+
		+	=== "source" ===
		+	'''Valid options ([[Modding_Key_Terms#String\|String]]): <code>Any valid string that each point to another Accessory's model.</code>'''
		+
		+	'''Default Value:''' If not specified, will apply to ALL models.
		+
		+
		+	This is the specific model to hide layers from. This works based off the .qb files instead of the Model's Accessory file.

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:36, 31 January 2018
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	So for example, if you place an accessory on the same layer as the left hand, it will move around with the left hand. Another example is that if you place the item on the head it will move with the head. This is nice to know as if you create a shirt or pants, you will likely need to separate layers in order for them to always line up with the body. You can use this image to see what layers are what;		So for example, if you place an accessory on the same layer as the left hand, it will move around with the left hand. Another example is that if you place the item on the head it will move with the head. This is nice to know as if you create a shirt or pants, you will likely need to separate layers in order for them to always line up with the body. You can use this image to see what layers are what;
		+
	[[File:Player_Model_Layers.png]]		[[File:Player_Model_Layers.png]]

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-So for example, if you place an accessory on the same layer as the left hand, it will move around with the left hand. Another example is that if you place the item on the head it will move with the head. This is nice to know as if you create a shirt or pants, you will likely need to separate layers in order for them to always line up with the body. [[Media:Player_Model_Layers.png|You can use this image to see what layers are what.]]
+So for example, if you place an accessory on the same layer as the left hand, it will move around with the left hand. Another example is that if you place the item on the head it will move with the head. This is nice to know as if you create a shirt or pants, you will likely need to separate layers in order for them to always line up with the body. You can use this image to see what layers are what;
+[[File:Player_Model_Layers.png]]
 ''Note: It is more difficult to create Accessories in programs that do not fully support layers. You will need to either use Qubicle, VoxelShop or some other program which supports layers.''

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:24, 1 January 2018
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	After you have done editing the file, head to <code>gamedata/bin/ folder</code>, and start up <code>Staxel.ContentBuilder.exe</code>. When this has started up, click <code>Validate Resources</code> and wait until the progress bar has done. And with that you should have a working item. If you are confused then go to the #Modding channel on Discord and ask there.		After you have done editing the file, head to <code>gamedata/bin/ folder</code>, and start up <code>Staxel.ContentBuilder.exe</code>. When this has started up, click <code>Validate Resources</code> and wait until the progress bar has done. And with that you should have a working item. If you are confused then go to the #Modding channel on Discord and ask there.
		+

	= Preparing the Accessory for Staxel's Palettes =		= Preparing the Accessory for Staxel's Palettes =

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 Sadly there are no pictures for this, as there is nothing to show. However here are the explanations for this file above which contain things known as properties. These explanations are listed below.
-* [[#"code"|"code"]]: A unique [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that would be used to identify this object from others. 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 Accessory Model but replace <code>/</code> with <code>.</code>, as this will ensure your item will have a different code to all other items.
+* [[#"code"|"code"]]: A unique [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that would be used to identify this object from others. 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 Accessory Model but replace <code>/</code> with <code>.</code>, as this will ensure your Accessory will have a different code to all other Accessories.
-* [[#"kind"|"kind"]]:
+* [[#"kind"|"kind"]]: This is the type of Accessory that you want to create. You can select from one of the following; <code>Hair, Eyes, Shirt, Trousers, Shoes, Accessory, Hat.</code>
 * [[#"model"|"model"]]: A [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that is the path to the model you want to use. This will be the model that appears inside the inventory and on the inventory wheel. This starts at the <code>/content/</code> directory and therefore will mostly start with <code>mods/modname/</code>.
 * [[#"bodyType"|"bodyType"]]: This is a [[Modding_Key_Terms#List|List]] of [[Body Type|Body Types]] that the game will check for support of the accessory. Does not affect what can equip this accessory so you can leave this alone.
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 After you have done editing the file, head to <code>gamedata/bin/ folder</code>, and start up <code>Staxel.ContentBuilder.exe</code>. When this has started up, click <code>Validate Resources</code> and wait until the progress bar has done. And with that you should have a working item. If you are confused then go to the #Modding channel on Discord and ask there.
 = Preparing the Accessory for Staxel's Palettes =

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-=== "categories" ===
+== "categories" ==
 '''Valid options ([[Modding_Key_Terms#List|List]] of [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]]): <code>A list of valid strings.</code>'''
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-=== "stackSizeLimit" ===
+== "stackSizeLimit" ==
 '''Valid options ([[Modding_Key_Terms#Integer|Integer]]): <code>Any valid positive integer.</code>'''