Villager Outfits - Revision history

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DeamonHunter: /* Creating a .characteroutfit file /

2018-01-09T11:50:21Z

‎Creating a *.characteroutfit file

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2018-01-02T10:53:00Z

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 == Adding the Villager Outfit via Asset Manager ==
-Follow [[Modding#Using the AssetManager to Create Mods]] to open up the Asset Manager. With the Asset Manager open, head to <code>View → Characters and Animals → Villager Assets</code>. When the new window is open, head to <code>Asset → Add → New Asset</code> and the following window will show up.
+''Follow [[Modding#Using the AssetManager to Create Mods]] to open up the Asset Manager. ''
 [[File:Asset Manager - New Asset.png]]

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 ''Before you start this tutorial, be sure to head through [[Modding#Getting Started with Staxel Modding]].''
-== Adding the Villager Design via Asset Manager ==
+== Adding the Villager Outfit via Asset Manager ==
 Follow [[Modding#Using the AssetManager to Create Mods]] to open up the Asset Manager. With the Asset Manager open, head to <code>View → Characters and Animals → Villager Assets</code>. When the new window is open, head to <code>Asset → Add → New Asset</code> and the following window will show up.
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-== Adding the Villager Design  via Text Files ==
+== Adding the Villager Outfit via Text Files ==
 ''Follow [[Modding#Using a Text Editor to Create Mods]] in order to be properly set up for this step.''

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 Repeat this for the other slots and you are good to go.
-After you have done editing the file, head to gamedata/bin/ folder, and start up Staxel.ContentBuilder.exe. When this has started up, click Validate Resources 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/</code> folder, and start up <code>Staxel.ContentBuilder.exe</code>. When this has started up, click '''<tt>Validate Resources</tt>''' 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.
 = Config Options =

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 </pre>
-Sadly there are no pictures for this, as there is nothing to show. As this file is kinda unique in how it is structured, each property will be described by more detail will be provided in how ou want to
+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 design will have a different code to all other designs.
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 After you have done editing the file, head to gamedata/bin/ folder, and start up Staxel.ContentBuilder.exe. When this has started up, click Validate Resources 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.
 = Config Options =

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 # Click on the first "Spawned Item:". This is the for the Shirt slot of your new NPC. Click on "Kind" and click on the dropdown. Select either "staxel.item.Clothing" if you want your character to have a shirt. Or "staxel.item.Null" if you don't.
 ## If you did "staxel.item.Clothing", then click on Accessory and then click the drop down. Find the [[Accessory]] you want to wear for a Shirt.
-## If you want this shirt to be a certain colour, then click on Palette and then click the drop down. Find the [[Palette]] you want to colour the Shirt.
+## If you want this shirt to be a certain colour, then click on Palette and then click the drop down. Find the [[Palettes|Palette]] you want to colour the Shirt.
 # Click on the next "Spawned Item:" in the list and repeat the above steps for that. This is for the NPC's Shorts.
 # Click on the next "Spawned Item:" in the list and repeat the above steps for that. This is for the NPC's Shoes.
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 * "0", "1", "2", "3", "4" This is the "0", "1", "2", "3", "4" slot number of the piece of clothing. 0 is for Shirts, 1 is for Pants, 2 is for Shoes, 3 is for Accessories and 4 is for Hats. Further detail is provided below.
-These slots are actually a [[Modding_Key_Terms#Blob|Blob]] that contains an [[Item]] to spawn. While it is possible to spawn any item, you will want to spawn a clothing item. So the following will explain the properties needed to spawn clothing.
+These slots are actually a [[Modding_Key_Terms#Blob|Blob]] that contains an [[Items|Item]] to spawn. While it is possible to spawn any item, you will want to spawn a clothing item. So the following will explain the properties needed to spawn clothing.
-* [[#"kind"|"kind"]]: A [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that tells the game what [[Item]] to use. In this case, you either want "staxel.item.Clothing" for slots you want clothing or "staxel.item.Null" for slots with no clothing.
+* [[#"kind"|"kind"]]: A [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that tells the game what [[Items]] to use. In this case, you either want "staxel.item.Clothing" for slots you want clothing or "staxel.item.Null" for slots with no clothing.
 * [#"accessory"|"accessory"]]: A [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that is the code of the [[Accessory]] you want to use. This will be the
-* [[#"palette"|"palette"]]: A [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that is the code of the [[Palletes|Pallete]] you want to use to colour the model. This is how different skin and hair colours are done. You can leave this blank in order to get the default palette.
+* [[#"palette"|"palette"]]: A [[Modding_Key_Terms#String|String]] that is the code of the [[Palettes|Palette]] you want to use to colour the model. This is how different skin and hair colours are done. You can leave this blank in order to get the default palette.
 Repeat this for the other slots and you are good to go.

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 </pre>
-In this file, the first property is the common code name. The second property, "outfit", contains a number of numbered properties. All of these numbered properties are what's known as item blobs. All of these properties are actually how you would represent a spwaned item, see [[Items#Universal Spawning Rules]] for more information, and can be tested ingame by using the /give command.
+In this file, the first property is the common code name. The second property, "outfit", contains a number of numbered properties. All of these numbered properties are what's known as item blobs. All of these properties are actually how you would represent a spawned item, see [[Items#How to Spawn an Item]] for more information, and can be tested ingame by using the /give command.
 But going back to the properties themselves, each number represents a slot of clothing for a player or villager. That is the "0" property is the first slot of a villager. The list of slots are;
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-Each property contains a Spawned Item, see [[Items#Universal Spawning Rules]] for more information. In this case, each property should follow one of the two following item types;
+Each property contains a Spawned Item, see [[Items#How to Spawn an Item]] for more information. In this case, each property should follow one of the two following item types;
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-[[Category:Modding]][[Category:VillagerModding]]
+[[Category:Modding]][[Category:Villager Modding]]
-[[:Category:VillagerModding|Villagers]] in Staxel are fairly moddable, with many parts being able to be switched out, and new creations can add to the pool.
+[[:Category:Villager Modding|Villagers]] in Staxel are fairly moddable, with many parts being able to be switched out, and new creations can add to the pool.
 This page is about Villager Outfits, these are found in .characteroutfit files and contains information all the information needed to specify all the clothes a villager can wear.