PizzaProbability is a simple mod that adds chance to the FacilityMeltdown mod. With this mod, a meltdown is no longer guaranteed to occur when the apparatus is taken. By default, there is a 50% chance that taking the apparatus will result in a meltdown.
WARNING: For this mod to work properly, all players must have matching configuration files.
As an optional feature, PizzaProbability can adjust the apparatus value based on random chance and if a meltdown occurs. To encourage removal, a safe apparatus is worth 1-3x its original value. However, an unsafe apparatus is worth 2-4x its original value. These values are configurable but require each player to have a matching configuration.
To use this feature, disable OverrideAppartusValue in FacilityMeltdown’s configuration and enable ApparatusValueMultiplier in PizzaProbability’s.
[me.loaforc.facilitymeltdown.cfg]
OverrideAppartusValue = false
[PizzaProbability.cfg]
ApparatusValueMultiplier = true
This mod also improves interoperability between FacilityMeltdown and PizzaTowerEscapeMusic. Normally, PTEM can be configured to play escape music when the apparatus is taken. When configured, escape music plays every time the apparatus is removed, even if a meltdown doesn’t occur. Fortunately, this mod also patches PTEM to fix this behavior.
Please note that PizzaTowerEscapeMusic doesn't enable apparatus escape music by default. To enable it, add ,Apparatus to Scripts in PTEM's configuration. Alternatively, this mod adds a Meltdown script which aims to be an improved alternative to the built-in Apparatus script. When using either script, it’s recommended that you set FacilityMeltdown's music volume to 0.
[bgn.pizzatowerescapemusic.cfg]
Scripts = Default,Meltdown
[me.loaforc.facilitymeltdown.cfg]
MusicVolume = 0
Considering Zeekerss’ roots in Roblox content creation, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to add escape music from two popular (albeit unrelated) Roblox games. This music can be enabled by using the optional Meltdown script for PizzaTowerEscapeMusic. These tracks only play under very specific criteria, but if you’d prefer not to hear them, you can use the MeltdownAlt script instead. See the Escape Music section above to learn how to enable one of these scripts.
Credit goes to the U.M.I YouTube channel for their meltdown music template & tutorial.