SequencedDropGameMode
A mod that adds the Sequenced Drop custom game mode.
| Last updated | 5 days ago |
| Total downloads | 8 |
| Total rating | 2 |
| Categories | Mods Host Only Game Modes |
| Dependency string | lammas123-SequencedDropGameMode-1.1.0 |
| Dependants | 0 other packages depend on this package |
This mod requires the following mods to function
BepInEx-BepInExPack_CrabGame
Legacy BepInEx 6 pack for Crab Game. Preconfigured and ready to use.
Preferred version: 6.0.577
lammas123-CrabDevKit
A utility mod that improves the experience for mod makers.
Preferred version: 1.2.1
lammas123-CustomGameModes
A mod that adds custom game modes in a vanilla compatible way.
Preferred version: 1.2.2README
- The blocks will drop in a sequence
- You must survive for the entire sequence
- Be respectful, no pushing >=(
How does this game mode work?
Everyone is given a revolver with unlimited (2,147,483,647) ammo, which can be used to boost yourself around and jump higher from its recoil.
The game mode will pick a random sequence from any "SequencedDropSequences" folders in your "BepInEx/plugins" directory and then play out that sequence. Each sequence will drop blocks in a predetermined pattern (with random rotation and flipping to have some variety).
When a sequence ends, it will continue picking random sequences and playing them faster and faster until either time runs out, or the game has determined it can no longer play any sequences without hitting the maximum height, in which case, the game will congratulate you for reaching the top. If only one player is remaining, it will lower the time remaining to 10 seconds to end the game sooner.
Where can I get some sequences?
A couple sequences come with this mod, but if anyone has made their own sequences, you may find them searching around Thunderstore.
How can I make my own sequences?
Sequences are just plain text files that are interpretted by Sequenced Drop. All you have to do is make your own text file and follow the same formatting that the other sequences use.
It's mostly self explanatory, but can take some practice/messing around to get used to. When making a more complicated or large sequence, I recommend trying to make it play in steps, and plan ahead for how it'll go. For my sequences, I built them out in Minecraft at their different steps to help me during their creation.
