RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer

Adds a Skills button that opens the game's native skill tree, read-only, on the character you chose. No skill point is spent. No gameplay change.

• GUID: com.gumatos.roguelikeskilltreevisualizer
• Version: 0.3.5
• Works with: Stolen Realm v1.3.1 (Roguelike mode only).
• Needs: BepInEx 5 (r2modman installs it for you) and the RealmApi API (com.gumatos.realmapi, 0.1.1 or newer) — see Requirements below.
• Status: implemented; the read-only window was checked in game by the author. The run button's new spot on the bottom bar (RSTV-30) still awaits an in-game pass.

Requirements

This mod depends on the RealmApi API (com.gumatos.realmapi, minimum version 0.1.1) — the project's own library, installed as a separate package in the same profile. The generic UI plumbing (cloning a native game object, wiring a button click) is no longer written inside this mod: it comes from the API's UI family (Gumatos.RealmApi.UI, source api/ in the repository).

• The dependency is declared in the code itself, as a hard [BepInDependency] with the minimum version (Plugin.cs). Without RealmApi installed (or with an older version) BepInEx refuses to load this mod: you get a BepInEx log line saying the dependency is missing and no Skills button at all. The game itself is untouched.
• The two DLLs are referenced for compilation only (Private=false in the .csproj): the mod never ships its own copy of the API, so there is one RealmApi in the profile.

What the button does

• On the Remove Skill Trees modal (opened from the Roguelike party screen) a square Skills button sits in the top-right corner of the title; it opens the read-only tree of the character that modal is showing.
• In a run the same button sits in the HUD's bottom bar, in the same row as the native inventory (Character Btn) and skills (Skills Tree Btn) buttons, in the measured free gap before the control that rotates the skill bar (Skillbar Index Controls). It is always on screen while the run HUD is — the run gate decides only whether the click may open (see When the button has no click).
• In the level-up window a third Skills button sits in the top-right corner of the window while it is showing the skill choice (it is hidden on the items, attributes and currency stages), so the tree can be read without leaving the level-up.
• The F10 shortcut (configurable) opens the same read-only tree, including from the party screen — no button is needed there.
• Opens the tree of the right character: the modal's character, or the character selected at that moment in a run — level and gear are read at click time, never cached.
• Inside the tree you can navigate, zoom, change tab and read tooltips with your character's real numbers. Learned skills are lit; the rest are grey.

Removed in RSTV-29 (06/10): there used to be a Skills button injected on the Select Party screen next to Choose Powerups. It is gone; the modal button above covers that screen, and the F10 shortcut still works there.

What it does not do

• Does not spend skill points — the footer shows 0 points available.
• Does not learn or remove skills — clicking a node is blocked and Respec Build is hidden.
• Does not touch Accept Party, the Current Party, the Powerups or the Roguelike rules. No game file is modified.
• Does not mix players — each player sees only their own characters.

The mod does not rebuild the skill tree: it picks the right character and hands it to the game's own system.

When the button has no click

In a run the button stays on screen with the HUD (it lives in the bottom bar): it is the HUD that decides whether it is visible. What the run gate decides is whether the click may open — while any of these is true the button is visible but has no click, and the log says why:

• you are aiming a skill, or in ping mode;
• another window is already open (inventory, options…);
• the battle is in its initial placement;
• the game's own rule disables the Skills button of the HUD (state outside town / world map / cutscene / battle, or the game is hiding the character buttons).

Configuration

File: BepInEx/config/com.gumatos.roguelikeskilltreevisualizer.cfg.

Section	Key	Default	What it does
Geral	AtivarBotao	true	Master switch for the Skills buttons: false = no button at all (run HUD, level-up window and modal).
Geral	AtivarBotaoNaRun	true	false = no button in the run HUD (the F10 shortcut still works).
Geral	AtivarBotaoNaRemocao	true	false = no button on the Remove Skill Trees modal.
Geral	AtalhoSkillTree	true	false = disables the keyboard shortcut.
Geral	TeclaAtalhoSkillTree	F10	The shortcut key (any Unity KeyCode).

Install

r2modman (recommended): install this package in the Stolen Realm profile — the DLL goes to BepInEx\plugins\RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer\.

Manual: install BepInEx 5 x64 (or press "Start modded" once in r2modman to create the folders), then copy the RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer folder to:

%APPDATA%\r2modmanPlus-local\StolenRealm\profiles\Default\BepInEx\plugins\

The file must end up as ...\plugins\RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer\RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer.dll. The mod only works in Roguelike mode; you do not need to enter a match to see the modal button.

Uninstall

1. Close the game.
2. Delete the mod folder in BepInEx/plugins/RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer/. Nothing is created outside it.
3. Optional: delete BepInEx/config/com.gumatos.roguelikeskilltreevisualizer.cfg.

Uninstalling leaves nothing behind and does not affect your save.

Build from source

cd RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer
dotnet build -p:DeployToBepInEx=false

Output: bin\Debug\netstandard2.1\RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer.dll. The reference DLLs come from the game and are never distributed. The deploy is opt-in (DEPLOY-2): a bare dotnet build installs nothing — the DeployToBepInEx target runs only with -p:DeployToBepInEx=true, which copies the DLL into <r2modman profile>\BepInEx\plugins\RoguelikeSkillTreeVisualizer\ on the machine that built it.

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Português (BR)

Requer a API RealmApi (com.gumatos.realmapi, versão mínima 0.1.1), instalada como pacote separado no mesmo perfil. A plumbing genérica de UI (clonar um objeto nativo do jogo, ligar o clique de um botão) deixou de ser escrita dentro deste mod: ela vem da família UI da API (Gumatos.RealmApi.UI, fonte em api/). A dependência está declarada no próprio código como um [BepInDependency] hard com a versão mínima (Plugin.cs): sem a RealmApi instalada (ou numa versão mais antiga) o BepInEx recusa carregar este mod — o log diz qual dependência faltou e nenhum botão Skills aparece; o jogo em si não é tocado. As duas DLLs são referência de compilação (Private=false no .csproj): o mod não carrega uma segunda cópia da API.

Adiciona um botão Skills que abre a árvore de skills nativa do jogo em modo somente leitura, no personagem em foco: no cabeçalho do modal Remove Skill Trees, no canto da janela de level-up (enquanto ela mostra a escolha de skill) e, na run, na barra de baixo do HUD — na mesma linha dos botões nativos de inventário e de skills, no vão livre antes do controle que rotaciona a barra de skills (RSTV-30). Na run ele fica na tela enquanto o HUD aparece; o portão da run decide só o clique. O atalho F10 abre a mesma árvore, inclusive na tela de party. Nenhum ponto é gasto e nada que persista muda.

Removido na RSTV-29 (06/10): existia também um botão Skills na tela Select Party, ao lado do Choose Powerups. Ele não existe mais — o botão do modal cobre aquela tela e o atalho F10 continua funcionando ali.

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Source, issues and forks: https://github.com/DefRuivo/stolenRealmMods — contributions are welcome. Código-fonte, issues e forks: https://github.com/DefRuivo/stolenRealmMods — contribuições são bem-vindas.