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Prop Placer

Allows players to place down props in front of them with a command.

Last updated a day ago
Total downloads 575
Total rating 2 
Categories Mods Assets
Dependency string FireNoobsta-Prop_Placer-1.0.2
Dependants 2 other packages depend on this package

This mod requires the following mods to function

BepInEx-BepInExPack-5.4.2100 icon
BepInEx-BepInExPack

BepInEx pack for Mono Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.

Preferred version: 5.4.2100

README

Prop Placer

Allows players to place down props in front of them with a chat command. Type ".place [prop name]" to place a specified prop, it is not case sensitive. Type "/list_props" for a list of all available props (this lists all of your own props, the host might not always have them). ".undo" will remove your last placed prop and ".clear" will remove all props you've placed. The host can type ".clearall" to clear all props from the lobby.

Works in multiplayer as long as the host also has the mod. Current props are all from Webfishing since its prop system inspired me.

Currently Available Props

  • Beer
  • BoomBox
  • Bush
  • Chair
  • Green_Screen
  • Picnic
  • Table
  • Therapy
  • Toilet
  • Well

Notes

Unmodded clients connecting to a host with this mod will likely see errors for unspawned network objects in their console, but are otherwise unaffected. Also, by default non hosts can only place 5 props max per player, but this can be changed in the config. Players that leave will also despawn their respective props, unless you change the config to keep them.

For Modders

You can add your own props as well. You'll need a decompiled project of ATLYSS, which you can get by following this tutorial https://github.com/LefiloMandering/Atlyss-Modding-Map-Making/wiki/How-to-import-ATLYSS-into-Unity . Once you have a working project, create a prefab named after what you want your prop to be. Add a NetworkIdentity component to the root of this prefab. Add to the prefab whatever other objects/components you need for your prop (you may need to test it out to see how it spawns in game). Select this prefab along with any other prefabs you want to add and add them to a bundle with the extension ".propbundle". Place this bundle in your plugins folder and PropPlacer should find and attempt to load it. If you want to upload it as a mod, just include the bundle and make sure PropPlacer is listed as a dependency.