Perks

BannerLib.Gameplay.Perks

Allows easily adding perks to a game with their existence and state being saved automatically as part of the save system, running the code on a game which has already had these perks saved will simply load them back up instead of registering them "as new".

Example Usage

public class ExampleSubModule : MBSubModuleBase
{
    // Run this once the game has finished initialization.
    public override void OnGameInitializationFinished(Game game)
    {
        // Only run this if we're in the campaign.
        if (!(game.GameType is Campaign)) return ;
        // Initialize a PerkCreator for your mod.
        var perks = new PerkCreator(game, "TestMod");
        // Register two perks which are treated as alternatives.
        perks.RegisterAlternatives<TestingPerk, TestingAlternate>();
        // Call this once you're done adding perks.
        perks.UpdatePerks();
    }
}

	
// Creating a perk type is as easy as this, derive from perkbase and in the constructor
// Set all the properties you need.
// You can freely add extra functionality to your perk for your own use.
public class TestingPerk : PerkBase
{
    public TestingPerk()
    {
        Name = "Testing Perk One";
        PrimaryBonus = 10;
        Description = $"Deal {PrimaryBonus} Extra Damage.";
        PrimaryRole = SkillEffect.PerkRole.PartyMember;
        EffectType = SkillEffect.EffectIncrementType.Add;
        Skill = DefaultSkills.Bow;
        PerkSkillRequirement = 0;
    }
}
    
public class TestingAlternate : PerkBase
{
    public TestingAlternate()
    {
        Name = "Testing Perk Two";
        PrimaryBonus = 100;
        Description = $"Deal {PrimaryBonus} Less Damage.";
        PrimaryRole = SkillEffect.PerkRole.PartyMember;
        EffectType = SkillEffect.EffectIncrementType.Add;
        Skill = DefaultSkills.Bow;
        PerkSkillRequirement = 0;
    }
}