BazaarIsMyHaven

Server-side mod: only the host needs it installed.

Adds printers, cauldrons, shops and more to the Bazaar Between Time, all configurable. A fork of Lunzir's excellent BazaarIsMyHome.

Features

• More in the Bazaar, each of which can be turned off:
  • 3D Printers
  • Cauldrons, also Transcendent Cauldrons (with Hallowed Concepts)
  • Scrappers
  • Equipment Terminals
  • A Lunar Shop with your own item list
  • Cleansing Pool
  • Shrine of Order
  • Donation Altar: donate for a reward
  • Command Pedestal: pick any item of its tier
  • Wandering CHEF, drone stations and a Triple Drone Shop (with the Alloyed Collective). Your drones come along into the Bazaar.
• The further into the run, the more the Bazaar offers.
• Instanced Purchases: every player can buy from each Equipment Terminal, Lunar Bud, Command Pedestal and Triple Drone Shop.
• Buy to Inventory: purchases go straight into the buyer's inventory.
• Newt: stop him from kicking you out, change what happens after you kill him, and let him greet you and comment on your purchases.
• Portals: spawn a Bazaar portal after every teleporter event, and keep your gold when you enter the Bazaar to spend it there.
• Other tweaks:
  • Drifter can't bag things, farm Junk or use Tinker in the Bazaar.
  • Captain's hacking beacon makes only one purchase free (requires a mod which allows him to use hacking in the bazaar).
  • Config changes apply from the next run, without restarting the game.

Compatibility

Works with

• BiggerBazaar
• ShareSuite
• QoLChests
• InLobbyConfig
• SuppressorInBazaar
• ProperSave
• Quality: the Command Pedestal's item can have a quality, with the chance set in Quality's config.

Not compatible with

• BazaarLunarForEveryone

How it works

The Bazaar is split into sections, one for each kind of thing this mod adds: printers, cauldrons, the Donation Altar and so on. Each has its own part of the config, starting with SectionEnabled if you don't want it at all.

Most of it doesn't just always appear. Every time you enter the Bazaar, a director gets some credits and spends them on what the sections offer, a bit like the game's own director does with chests on a stage. The further you are into the run, the more it has to spend:

Credits = DirectorExtraCredits + DirectorCreditsPerStage x stages cleared, capped at DirectorCreditsCap (-1 for no cap)

Everything it can buy has a DirectorCost (how many credits it takes) and a DirectorWeight (how often it gets picked over the rest). MaxAmount caps how many of one kind you can get. Anything that costs 0 always shows up, which is how the Lunar Buds and the Cleansing Pool work by default.

Some settings come up in several sections:

• Cost and CostType: the price and what you pay with, e.g. Money, LunarCoin, WhiteItem or PercentHealth. Money prices scale with difficulty if ScaleMoneyCosts is on.
• InstancedPurchases: every player can buy from it once, without taking it away from the others.
• BuyToInventory: what you buy goes straight into your inventory. Equipment you swap out stays in the shop, and swapping back there is free.

Item lists, like the Lunar Shop's ItemList or the Donation Altar's rewards, use the ItemStringParser format. Its page lists the item names and keywords. A few examples:

• Tier1 | Tier2 | Tier3 | Lunar | Boss: one item of a random tier
• dtLunarChest: the same items the game's own Lunar Buds have
• 5xdtChest1 | 2xdtChest2: either 5 small chest items or 2 large chest items

Sections

Newt

• NoKickFromShop: he won't kick you out when you hit him.
• DeathBehavior: with Tank, Ghost or Hostile he has much less health and comes back after you kill him: with double health, as a ghost, or fighting back.
• Dialogue: he talks in chat. Default uses the game's own unused Newt lines, in each player's language, BazaarIsMyHome the original mod's lines, and Off keeps him quiet.
• KarmaTrigger: when angering him counts toward the run's karma.

Printers

3D printers for items. The tier weights (Tier1Weight, Tier2Weight, ...) decide what a printer prints, and DirectorCostWhite, DirectorCostGreen and so on what each tier costs the director. Void printers exist too, but they're rare.

Cauldrons

Trade items into another tier.

• WhiteToGreenWeight and the others pick the kind of cauldron.
• WhiteToGreenCost and the others set how many items it takes.
• TranscendentWeight adds Transcendent Cauldrons, with Hallowed Concepts.

Scrappers

The director buys them once, and then all of them spawn. MaxAmount sets how many.

Equipment Terminals

Sell equipment. ReplaceWithEliteChance sometimes offers an elite aspect instead, and ReplaceLunarSeersWithEquipment puts terminals where the Lunar Seers stand.

Lunar Shop

Lunar Buds that sell from your own ItemList.

• BuyLimit: caps purchases per visit.
• SequentialItems: goes through the list in order instead of randomly, so Tier1 | Tier2 | Tier3 | Lunar | Boss on 5 buds gives one item of each tier.
• AmountDependingOnCharacter: gives some survivors more or fewer buds.

Lunar Recycler

Rerolls the Lunar Buds. The first reroll costs Cost, each one after that CostMultiplier times more, and RerollLimit caps them per visit.

Cleansing Pool

Like the normal one, but with RewardsLunarCoin you get a Lunar Coin back instead of a Pearl. Idea is to give a way out for accidental Lunar purchases.

Lunar Seers

The two Seer Stations that pick where the next stage takes you. Turn them off with Available or change their Cost.

Shrine of Order

Turns all your items of a tier into one random item of that tier, for a Lunar Coin. UseLimit caps uses per visit.

Donation Altar

The director can place an altar next to Newt, and you donate to it for a reward: by default 5 Lunar Coins (Cost, CostType) for one reward per run. Each player donates on their own, and above the altar you see an example of what you could get. Once you've reached your limit (RewardLimitPerVisit, RewardLimitPerRun), the altar looks used to you, but the others can still donate.

What you get depends on your survivor:

• Every survivor has a reward of their own that fits their kit, e.g. 5 Sticky Bombs for Commando or 3 Medkits for REX. You can change each one (RewardListCommando and so on).
• RewardListAvailableCharacters sets which survivors have their own. Everyone else gets RewardListCharacterDefault, 3 green scrap by default. Survivors from other mods that give them a reward are added to it once, and stay out if you remove them.
• Rewards can also be a choice, e.g. Tier3 | 2xTier2 gives one red item or two greens.

For more variety, RewardList1 to RewardList3 are extra reward lists, off by default. Give them a weight (RewardList1Weight and so on) and each donation picks a list by weight, the survivor's list included (RewardListCharacterWeight). With SequentialRewardLists on, they take turns instead, from the highest weight down. That way you can set it up that the more you donate the higher tier rewards you get.

Command Pedestal

Pick any item of a tier for a price. Each tier has its own director cost, weight and price, e.g. Tier2DirectorCost, Tier2Weight and Tier2Cost.

Wandering CHEF

Needs the Alloyed Collective. He cooks you a meal from one recipe, by default one you can actually make from your inventory and what the Bazaar sells (CraftableRecipesOnly). With UnrestrictedCrafting you can cook anything, which is the vanilla behavior.

Drones

Needs the Alloyed Collective. A Drone Combiner Station, Drone Upgrade Station, Drone Scrapper and Triple Drone Shop, each with its own director cost and weight. TripleDroneShopBuyAll lets you take all three drones from the shop.

For mod authors

You can hook your own mod into the Bazaar with BazaarAPI. Add [BepInDependency(BazaarIsMyHaven.Main.PluginGUID)] to your plugin and call it in Awake.

Adding your own interactables

Everything this mod spawns in the Bazaar comes from a section (the printers, the Donation Altar, and so on). Each visit, a director gets some credits and buys from the sections' director cards, and then every section spawns whatever was bought for it.

To add your own, subclass BazaarBase and pass it to BazaarAPI.AddSection. Your cards go into the same pool as the built-in ones, so they compete for the same credits. Here's a section that sometimes adds a Shrine of Chance:

public class ShrineSection : BazaarBase
{
    private AsyncOperationHandle<GameObject> shrine;
    private DirectorCard card;

    public override void Preload()
    {
        shrine = Addressables.LoadAssetAsync<GameObject>("RoR2/Base/ShrineChance/ShrineChance.prefab");
    }

    // on every visit: cost 5 credits, weight 1, at most 1
    public override void AddDirectorCards(List<DirectorCard> cards)
    {
        card = new DirectorCard("Shrine of Chance", () => 5, () => 1f, () => 1);
        cards.Add(card);
    }

    // spawns as many as the director bought
    public override void SetupBazaar()
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < card.Count; i++)
        {
            var instance = Object.Instantiate(shrine.WaitForCompletion(), new Vector3(-100f, -24f, -40f), Quaternion.identity);
            NetworkServer.Spawn(instance);
        }
    }
}

BazaarAPI.AddSection(new ShrineSection());

A few things worth knowing:

• Cost and weight can be plain numbers like above, or your own config entries: new DirectorCard("Shrine of Chance", myCost, myWeight, () => 1).
• If your shop turns out to have nothing to sell, you can give the credits back in CheckAfterSetup. The director spends them again a frame later, and you spawn those in SpawnLatePicks.
• Apart from Preload and Hook, your section only runs on the host. Clients don't have your mod, so stick to prefabs the game already knows.

Adding your own printers, cauldrons and Command Pedestal tiers

To add a printer to the Bazaar's own printers instead of a section of its own, use BazaarAPI.AddPrinter. When the director buys a printer, it rolls its kind by weight among the ones it can afford, so yours competes with the printer tiers' Tier1Weight and so on, and takes one of the printer spots. For example, Quality's printers:

BazaarAPI.AddPrinter("Quality white printer", () => ItemQualitiesContent.SpawnCards.QualityDuplicator, () => 5, () => 0.1f);
BazaarAPI.AddPrinter("Quality green printer", () => ItemQualitiesContent.SpawnCards.QualityDuplicatorLarge, () => 10, () => 0.05f);

The cost and weight can be your own config entries, as with sections, and an optional last argument decides whether the director can roll it on a visit.

BazaarAPI.AddCauldron works the same way for cauldrons: yours competes with WhiteToGreenWeight and the other cauldron weights, and takes one of the cauldron spots.

BazaarAPI.AddCommandPedestalTier adds a tier to the Command Pedestal, e.g. for your mod's own item tier: the items one is rolled from, its price and its director cost. The director rolls it like the pedestal's own tiers, against Tier1Weight and so on. Like the Artifact of Command, the essence then offers every item of the rolled item's tier, not only those in your list:

BazaarAPI.AddCommandPedestalTier("MyTier", () => myTierItems, () => 200, () => 25, () => 0.05f);

Donation Altar rewards for your survivor

If your mod adds a survivor, you can give it its own Donation Altar reward:

BazaarAPI.SetSurvivorDonationReward("MySurvivor", "3xFeather | Tier3");

The reward uses the ItemStringParser format. It only sets the default of the survivor's RewardList<name> setting, so players can still change it. The first time, usually because their config is older than your mod, your survivor is added to the player's RewardListAvailableCharacters. If they take it out again, it stays out.

Credits

Thanks to Lunzir for BazaarIsMyHome, the mod this one is a fork of.

Thanks to WeeabooGod for a large contribution to this mod:

• Making unmodded clients see the Lunar Buds at the right size.
• The price signs above Equipment Terminals.
• Compatibility with QoLChests.
• Reloading the config at the start of each run.
• Various small fixes for the Donation Altar, Lunar Buds, cauldrons, printers, the Wandering CHEF and ShareSuite.