| Last updated | 2 weeks ago |
| Total downloads | 49 |
| Total rating | 0 |
| Categories | Mods |
| Dependency string | AlmanaX21-ImprovedStacks-2.0.1 |
| Dependants | 0 other packages depend on this package |
This mod requires the following mods to function
SunkenlandModding-BepInExPack_Sunkenland
BepInEx pack for Sunkenland. Preconfigured and does not need to include unstripped Unity DLLs. Sunkenland appears to be unstripped already.
Preferred version: 5.4.22README
Features
- This mod automatically changes stack sizes for all common items and slightly increase them in a vanilla way.
- Mod is supposed to maintain the balance of the game in a QOL manner
Configuration
- You can configure this mod to work in 2 different ways:
- Static: In this configuration, the mod will take the old stack values and directly convert them into new ones. (10=35 will make a stack size of 10 into 35)
- Multiplier: In this configuration, the mod will take all stacks in the game and multiply them by specificed value.
## Settings file was created by plugin ImprovedStacksMod v1.0.0
## Plugin GUID: AlmanaX21.ImprovedStacksMod
[Stack Settings]
## Choose how stack sizes are changed:
## 'Static' uses per-item mappings, 'Multiplier' multiplies all stacks by the multiplier value.
# Setting type: MethodType
# Default value: Multiplier
# Acceptable values: Static, Multiplier
Method = Multiplier
## Only used when Method = Multiplier. Multiplies all stack sizes by this number.
# Setting type: Single
# Default value: 2
Multiplier Value = 2
## Only used when Method = Static. Define mappings as 'old=new', one per line.
## Example:
## 50=100
## 20=50
## 10=30
# Setting type: String
# Default value: 50=100\n20=50\n10=30
Static Mappings = 50=100\n20=50\n10=30
Feedback and Contributions
Feedback and contributions are welcome! If you find a bug or wish to request a feature, please open an issue.
For contributions:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch with your changes.
- Submit a pull request.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
