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Bothering mod authors will lead to warnings and repeat offenses will lead to eventual bans.
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Version 1.1.1
- Arys
- 2.9k Downloads
Updated for SPT 3.9.0
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Version 1.1.0
- Arys
- 3.9k Downloads
Now supports modders adding custom rig layouts.
Thanks to GrooveypenguinX for making the custom rig layout tools and example bundle to the EFT-SDK
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Version 1.0.1
- Arys
- 217 Downloads
Updated for SPT-AKI 3.8.0
If you use Choccy's RPG-7 mod but don't have this mod framework installed yet, I will slap you
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Version 1.0.0
- Arys
- 550 Downloads
therealtruekeo
how do i make this work , does this mod make the rpg have an actual explosion or what?
Arys Author
All you need to do is install this like any other client mod.
If you installed it correctly, Choccy's RPG-7 will actually show the new bigger explosion he made.
isdks
will this be useful for retexture ?
Arys Author
No, you should use EFT-SDK + Unity Editor for that
SiulSC
what exactly is the purpose of this? I just wanna know if it's useful for me. Does this involve using the SDK?
Arys Author
This client mod was made so mod creators would not need to worry about writing a client mod to load in their custom bundles.
At present this client mod only supports adding custom effects.
You will have to make your own custom effects in the EFT-SDK and export it as a bundle, then place it within my mod's "assets/effects/" directory. The full instructions are on my GitHub repo.
If you take a look at the latest version of Choccy's RPG-7, you can see that it does not contain a client mod, but simply adds a custom bundle to be loaded by my mod.
His server mod which adds the RPG-7 to the DatabaseServer only needed to change the RPG warhead's "ExplosionType" property to his own custom effect name for the new effect to work ingame.
SiulSC
ok. You're saying this is different from loading bundles using a server mod right? Like stuff like custom particles. Pretty cool