Code Setup

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Editor Setup

DISCLAIMER
This page assumes you have already set up Unity and completed the following two pages:

• A. Unity Setup
• B.2 Registering via Unity Editor

If you have not completed those steps, please do so before continuing.

Creating Your Enemy Definition

1. In your Unity Project window, create a new folder for your enemy.

   • Example: PathToContentContainer/Content/Enemies/MyEnemy.

2. Inside that folder, create another folder named Registry.

   • Example: PathToContentContainer/Content/Enemies/MyEnemy/Registry.

3. Inside the Registry folder, right-click and select:
   Create → DawnLib → Definitions → Dusk Enemy Definition.

4. Configure the Namespace and Key for your enemy.

   • Example: code_rebirth:redwood_titan.

Configuring the DuskEnemyDefinition

Once you’ve created the DuskEnemyDefinition, several fields will need to be filled in.

Required Fields

Configuring Enemy Weights

You can control how often your enemy spawns and how it interacts with spawn multipliers.
By default, all values are neutral, as in have no effect, additions are set to 0 and multipliers are set to 1.

• Adjust or remove defaults as needed.
• Follow the format shown in each field’s header when customizing weights.
• You're able to do this for moons, weathers and interiors.

Config Generation Options

You can toggle which configuration files will be generated for users:

Organizing and Bundling

After your enemy and definitions are configured:

1. Put your DuskEnemyDefinition, EnemyType, and all related assets into a single AssetBundle.

   • Example: redwoodtitanassets.

2. Add this AssetBundle to the list of AssetBundles in your ContentContainer
   (created during the Unity Setup stage).

Once that’s done, your enemy is registered!

Final Notes

Remember:
You can always contact @xuxiaolan on Discord for support, either through the Lethal Modding server or via direct messages, if you encounter any issues or have questions.