mods should be allowed to add and/or remove town NPC profiles from the list as they wish.

the vanilla town NPC profile list should be completed several town NPCs are currently absent for no reason.

My proposal here contemplates a light overhaul and extension to the town NPC profile system used by vanilla to be workable for moddin' purposes the proposal I give aims to fix that problem and generally make the system more accessible for those wantin' to add their own town NPCs to the system or mess with vanilla's attempts to use it with TownNPCProfiles made by mods, such as my own need to replace the Princess' sprites for Dissonant Duality, tend to result in general instability dependin' on the approach used (the closest I've gotten to a 'stable' workaround still causes DD to crash the game on reload). (NOTE: I intend to do this myself in the comin' days if nobody else does)Īs it stands currently, the TownNPCProfile system, which is used by vanilla to decide on a lot of things related to town NPCs, can only be utilized by vanilla. I know these are right, but correct me otherwise). What are all of the brand new style IDs in order? I want to make sure I have the names right (i.e 1 = Swing, 2 = EatFood. Whenever I work on an item that uses ItemUseStyleID. Magic Number change to ID, ID being Swing, for example. This gives you an error and prompts you to change it to the appropriate style ID.

changed to SwingThrow or any obsolete ID provision.

If prompted, change magic number to ID,.

Navigate to and open your item.cs file that contains a ItemUseStyleID.

Basically ItemUseStyleID.cs is being used but listing is outdated in/for 1.4 use.

Must be from old style ids file provided or something.

EatingUsing should be EatFood.ĮatFood is the correct definition for style IDs in 1.4 modding.

Should be provided as Swing, not SwingThrow.

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