Every human don't have the same height no ? So why monsters do ?
This mod make monsters spawn with a random size !
You can configure the range size for :
You can configure if this mod affect vanilla and / or modded enemies (both activated by default)
You can configure the chance for each monster to have a random size (0% never to 100% always).
Note that:
You can use this generator and copy the result in the input 'CustomEnemiesSize' to custom the range size of each monsters or modded map hazards!
This is an input, you can for example write -> ForestGiant:1:2;NutCracker:1:2 Make sure to have a separator ';' between monsters, even if you have only one custom enemies !
To use this feature you need install the mod LethalLevelLoader.
You can multiply the previous configs size for every interior (and every monster in every interior !)
You can use the generator and copy the result in the input ' CustomInteriorsSize'!
This is an input, you can for example write -> HauntedMansion#any:1,Puffer:2;
The formula is interiorName, an # to tell this is the end of the name, then you can write any (or not) and tell the mulitplier (here its one), or write any enemie (list on the generator).
Make sure to have a separator ';' between interiors, even if you have only one !
You can activate the fun mode to randomize the size of every axis (x,y,z). The height range is based on initial configs, but you can config horizontals ranges (x,z)
You can lock the horizontal axis (x and z) to have the same value.
This normaly should work with modded enemies. For any issues, create an issue on the git page :)
Have fun :)
LLL give an easy way to know the dungeon name (for custom interiors multiplier), and most of the mods use this api to create custom dungeon, so can find the interior name easily !
I created a way to have an easy compatibility with RandomEnemiesSize. You can access to a dictionary from
RandomEnemiesSize.RandomEnemiesSizeDataDictionary
This dictionary entry is the NetworkId (ulong type) of any monster with a random size. It returns an object like this :
public class EnemyResized
{
public Vector3 scale;
public float multiplier;
public ulong newtorkId;
public Influences influences;
public GameObject gameObject;
public bool isHazard;
public string enemyName;
}
This dictionary is cleared each time RoundManager.LoadNewLevel is call
Don't forget to check if the enemy networkId is here before trying to access to the object.
This should work for host and client. But remember that RandomEnemiesSize take only host configs, so check host may be better.
Feel free to use this dictionary for any compatibility with the mod.
RandomEnemiesSize can normally affect modded map hazards.
If a modded map hazard cannot be affected by default by the mod, here is how you can have a compatibility :
Do a soft dependency on RandomEnemiesSize :
[BepInDependency("wexop.random_enemies_size", BepInDependency.DependencyFlags.SoftDependency)]
Now on your map hazard script, on the start check if RandomEnemiesSize is here, and add the component MapHazardSizeRandomizer :
if (Chainloader.PluginInfos.ContainsKey("wexop.random_enemies_size"))
{
gameObject.addComponent<MapHazardSizeRandomizer>();
}
For any question, suggestion, need, feel free to open an issue on GitHub or to ping me in the modded lethal company server :)