catgirltreats Posted May 26 Report Posted May 26 Hi, I'm making a mod on 1.22.2 that adds, among other things, a poisonous berry. I'm trying to set it up so that the juice from the berries harms the player (as the berries do successfully) but struggling to make it happen. As it stands I'm making the mod through the Modmaker 3000, in case that's an issue. I've tried editing the rawjuice file's "nutritionpropsbylitre" section and the fruit file's "juiceablepropertiesbytype" section but have had no luck so far. I'm also looking to make the berries and juice psychedelic, but haven't tried much yet, is it possible?
Spear and Fang Posted May 29 Report Posted May 29 (edited) modmaker could in fact be the problem here. before using modmaker, make the vanilla edits and then test the change(s) If they work prior to making the mod, then modmaker has made a mistake. One notable thing that modmaker always gets wrong is the positioning of entries in a "......bytype". It simply doesn't account for the "move" that is often a requirement. https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Modding:JSON_Patching#Move_operation Edited May 29 by Spear and Fang
catgirltreats Posted May 29 Author Report Posted May 29 4 minutes ago, Spear and Fang said: modmaker could in fact be the problem here. before using modmaker, make the vanilla edits and then test the change(s) If they work prior to making the mod, then modmaker has made a mistake. One notable thing that modmaker always gets wrong is the positioning of entries in a "......bytype". It simply doesn't account for the "move" that is often a requirement. https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Modding:JSON_Patching#Move_operation Oh, I'm having this problem even before I make the patch. I guess what I mean is do you think that I'd get better results if I were just writing entirely new files rather than using a patch?
Spear and Fang Posted May 30 Report Posted May 30 (edited) 8 hours ago, catgirltreats said: Oh, I'm having this problem even before I make the patch. I guess what I mean is do you think that I'd get better results if I were just writing entirely new files rather than using a patch? If it's a brand new thing I find it's easier to write entirely new files, and players prefer this as well because they can then distinguish between your mods assets and vanilla assets. But you could get the same results with either approach. Edited May 30 by Spear and Fang
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