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JARL (Just Another Rounds Library) is a versatile toolkit that introduces a Armor Framework and provides utilities like CustomCardUnity to streamline the creation of custom cards in Unity.
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Armor Framework: JARL integrates a flexible Armor Framework, empowering developers to craft their own armor or incorporate methods into armors created by other developers. This is achieved through the utilization of DamageProcessingMethodsAfter and DamageProcessingMethodsBefore, allowing for extensive customization.
Custom Card Unity: JARL also includes CustomCard for Unity, a class that can be inherited to create custom cards within the Unity environment.
You can create an armor type by inheriting from the ArmorBase class. Here is an example of an armor type:
public class ExampleArmor : ArmorBase {
public override BarColor GetBarColor() {
return new BarColor(Color.cyan * 0.6f, Color.cyan * 0.45f);
}
public ExampleArmor() {
ArmorTags.Add("CanArmorPierce"); // Add this tag if the armor can be pierce
}
}
The base class ArmorBase has a lot of methods/properties that you can change/override to customize your armor. Take a look at the ArmorBase class to see all the methods/properties that you can change/override.
After creating your armor, you can register it using the RegisterArmorType method from the ArmorFramework class:
void Start() {
ArmorFramework.RegisterArmorType<ExampleArmor>();
}
You can add armor to a player, for example, when a player picks a card, by using the AddArmor method from the ArmorHandler class:
public override void OnAddCard(Player player, Gun gun, GunAmmo gunAmmo, CharacterData data, HealthHandler health, Gravity gravity, Block block, CharacterStatModifiers characterStats) {
ArmorFramework.ArmorHandlers[player].AddArmor<ExampleArmor>(50, 5, 5, ArmorReactivateType.Second, 5);
}
You can create a custom unity card by inheriting from CustomUnityCard. Here is an example of a custom card for Unity:
using JARL.Bases;
public class ExampleUnityCard : CustomUnityCard {
public override void OnAddCard(Player player, Gun gun, GunAmmo gunAmmo, CharacterData data, HealthHandler health, Gravity gravity, Block block, CharacterStatModifiers characterStats) {
// Your Code Here
}
public override string GetModName() {
return "Your Mod Initials";
}
}
[!Note] Make sure you called
CustomUnityCard::Registerafter you register your card.
Your dont need to callCustomUnityCard::Registerif you are using theCardRegisterclass from theJARLnamespace, Because it will automatically call theCustomUnityCard::Registermethod for you.
To handle player deaths and track who dealt damage, you can create a custom death handler. Here an example:
using JARL.Utils;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using UnityEngine;
public class ExampleDeathHandler : MonoBehaviour {
private static void OnPlayerDeath(Player player, Dictionary<Player, DamageInfo> playerDamageInfos) {
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
stringBuilder.AppendLine($"Player {player.playerID} died.");
foreach(var playerLastDamage in playerDamageInfos) {
stringBuilder.AppendLine($"Player {playerLastDamage.Key.playerID} dealt {playerLastDamage.Value.DamageAmount} damage {playerLastDamage.Value.TimeSinceLastDamage} seconds ago.");
}
}
void Awake() {
DeathHandler.OnPlayerDeath += OnPlayerDeath;
}
void OnDestroy() {
DeathHandler.OnPlayerDeath -= OnPlayerDeath;
}
}