WARNING: This mod is in a WIP/Experimental state and is largely incomplete, and has been uploaded mostly for ease of testing. Download at your own risk!!

PhotographyPlus

This is a mod that adds an optional daily task to the game, consisting in going out and taking a photograph of a specific structure (for now, just satellite dishes) with a digital camera to earn some points.

This task can be done a limited amount of times each week (by default, 3) and you will receive your payout for doing these tasks alongside the normal weekly bonus.

Both the payout per task and how many tasks you can do each week can be edited in the config menu.

The mod should work with ongoing saves without an issue and should be able to be uninstalled without a problem, but I would advise making backups of your save either way :P

Planned Additions

• More complex task flow (right now you just take the photo and it instantly counts for your task)
• Adding a camera and some other items somewhere in the map for the player to find to make it easier to get started with the tasks
• Some story events related to the photography tasks
• The ability to photograph certain entities for some custom responses and rewards
• Tasks that involve taking landscape shots instead of photographing specific structures
• A clearly over-ambitious amount of other features that I won't mention

Keep in mind that I'm a busy person IRL and that this is my first time making UE mods, so any updates will take a pretty long time and complex changes even more so.

Known Issues

• For whatever reason, VoidMod's normal saving method doesn't work with this mod's data. This means that, for example, the game wouldn't remember what server to photograph, or how many tasks the player has done in the current week, making the mod pretty much unplayable. I have therefore made a hacky workaround edit of the saving functions to ensure it works properly, the "AlternativeModdedSaving" config in the Configure Mods menu in-game. It's (as of v0.0.3) on by default and turning it off would simply break how the mod is saved. This saving method shouldn't interfere with any other mods that save data normally using VoidMod.