Adds an API for plugin developers to modify certain values without conflicting with other mods.
Currently supports:
Currently exposes 2 APIs:
To add a modifier, call an AddModifier function from an API, e.g.:
IStatModifier MoveSpeedAPI.AddModifier(float mod, StackLayer layer = StackLayer.Multiply, string groupName = "Default");
Where the parameters are:
mod: The value of the modifier to apply.layer: Which layer the modifier is added to. Determines how it stacks with other modifiers.
groupName: Which group to put the modifier in. Layers only apply within each group; separate groups are multiplied.All AddModifier functions return the created IStatModifier object. The modifier provides methods to update its value or remove itself:
public interface IStatModifier
{
// The value of the modifier. Updates when modified if active.
public float Mod { get; set; }
// The layer the modifier is on.
public StackLayer Layer { get; }
// Whether the modifier is active.
public bool Active { get; }
// Enables the modifier if it is inactive.
public void Enable();
// Sets Mod to the value and enables the modifier if it is inactive.
public void Enable(float mod);
// Disables/removes the modifier.
public void Disable();
}
Note: Speed modifiers are disabled on level cleanup. If you wish to use the same speed modifier across drops, make sure to Enable it.
public void AddSpeedBuff(float mod, float duration) {
CoroutineManager.StartCoroutine(RunSpeedBuff(mod, duration).WrapToIl2Cpp());
}
private IEnumerator RunSpeedBuff(float mod, float duration) {
var modifier = MoveSpeedAPI.AddModifier(mod);
yield new WaitForSeconds(duration);
modifier.Disable();
}
IStatModifier? _activeModifier = null;
public void SetAttackSpeedBuff(float mod) {
if (_activeModifier == null)
{
_activeModifier = MeleeAttackSpeedAPI.AddModifier(mod);
}
else
{
_activeModifier.Enable(mod);
}
}