tModLoader · JavidPack · Jun 11, 2024 · Nov 16, 2023 · Mar 3, 2024 · Mar 3, 2024
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Common/GlobalNPCs/ExampleNPCShop.cs b/ExampleMod/Common/GlobalNPCs/ExampleNPCShop.cs
@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 using ExampleMod.Content.Items;
+using ExampleMod.Content.Items.Ammo;
 using ExampleMod.Content.Items.Mounts;
+using ExampleMod.Content.NPCs;
 using Terraria;
 using Terraria.ID;
 using Terraria.ModLoader;
@@ -35,6 +37,9 @@ public override void ModifyShop(NPCShop shop) {
 			else if (shop.NpcType == NPCID.Stylist) {
 				shop.Add<ExampleHairDye>();
 			}
+			else if (shop.NpcType == NPCID.Cyborg) {
+				shop.Add<ExampleRocket>(Condition.NpcIsPresent(ModContent.NPCType<ExamplePerson>()));
+			}
 
 			// Example of adding new items with complex conditions in the Merchant shop.
 			// Style 1 check for application

diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Ammo/ExampleRocket.cs b/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Ammo/ExampleRocket.cs
@@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
+using Terraria;
+using Terraria.ID;
+using Terraria.ModLoader;
+using ExampleMod.Content.Projectiles.Rockets;
+
+namespace ExampleMod.Content.Items.Ammo
+{
+	public class ExampleRocket : ModItem
+	{
+		// Rocket Ammo is a little weird and does not work the same as bullets or arrows.
+		// Rockets I through IV have four versions: normal Rocket, Grenade, Proximity Mine, and Snowman Rocket.
+		// This example is a clone of Rocket I.
+
+		public override void SetStaticDefaults() {
+			AmmoID.Sets.IsSpecialist[Type] = true; // This item will benefit from the Shroomite Helmet.
+
+			// This is where we tell the game which projectile to spawn when using this rocket as ammo with certain launchers.
+			// This specific rocket ammo is like Rocket I's.
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches[ItemID.RocketLauncher].Add(Type, ModContent.ProjectileType<ExampleRocketProjectile>());
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches[ItemID.GrenadeLauncher].Add(Type, ModContent.ProjectileType<ExampleGrenadeProjectile>());
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches[ItemID.ProximityMineLauncher].Add(Type, ModContent.ProjectileType<ExampleProximityMineProjectile>());
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches[ItemID.SnowmanCannon].Add(Type, ModContent.ProjectileType<ExampleSnowmanRocketProjectile>());
+			// We also need to say which type of Celebration Mk2 rockets to use.
+			// The Celebration Mk 2 only has four types of rockets. Change the projectile to match your ammo type.
+			// Rocket I like   == ProjectileID.Celeb2Rocket
+			// Rocket II like  == ProjectileID.Celeb2RocketExplosive
+			// Rocket III like == ProjectileID.Celeb2RocketLarge
+			// Rocket IV like  == ProjectileID.Celeb2RocketExplosiveLarge
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches[ItemID.Celeb2].Add(Type, ProjectileID.Celeb2Rocket);
+			// The Celebration and Electrosphere Launcher will always use their own projectiles no matter which rocket you use as ammo.
+		}
+
+		public override void SetDefaults() {
+			Item.width = 20;
+			Item.height = 14;
+			Item.damage = 40;
+			Item.knockBack = 4f;
+			Item.consumable = true;
+			Item.DamageType = DamageClass.Ranged;
+			Item.maxStack = Item.CommonMaxStack;
+			Item.value = Item.buyPrice(copper: 50);
+			Item.ammo = AmmoID.Rocket; // The ammo type is Rocket Ammo
+
+			// The projectile that is set in Item.shoot will be the "default" projectile.
+			// i.e. if a launcher doesn't have this ammo defined in SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches, it'll use this projectile instead.
+			Item.shoot = ModContent.ProjectileType<ExampleRocketProjectile>();
+		}
+
+		// Please see Content/ExampleRecipes.cs for a detailed explanation of recipe creation.
+		public override void AddRecipes() {
+			CreateRecipe(100)
+				.AddIngredient(ItemID.RocketI, 100)
+				.AddIngredient<ExampleItem>()
+				.AddTile(TileID.Anvils)
+				.AddCondition(Condition.NpcIsPresent(NPCID.Cyborg))
+				.Register();
+		}
+	}
+}
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Ammo/ExampleRocket.png b/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Ammo/ExampleRocket.png
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Weapons/ExampleExplosive.png b/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Weapons/ExampleExplosive.png
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Weapons/ExampleRocketLauncher.cs b/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Weapons/ExampleRocketLauncher.cs
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
+using System.Collections.Generic;
+using Terraria;
+using Terraria.ID;
+using Terraria.ModLoader;
+
+namespace ExampleMod.Content.Items.Weapons
+{
+	// Rocket launchers are special because they typically have ammo-specific variant projectiles.
+	// ExampleRocketLauncher will inherit the variants specified by the Rocket Launcher weapon
+	public class ExampleRocketLauncher : ModItem {
+		public override void SetStaticDefaults() {
+			// This line lets ExampleRocketLauncher act like a normal RocketLauncher in regard to any variant projectiles
+			// corresponding to ammo that aren't specifically populated in SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches below.
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileFallback[Type] = ItemID.RocketLauncher;
+
+			// SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches can be used to provide specific projectiles for specific ammo items.
+			// This example dictates that when RocketIII ammo is used, this weapon will fire the Meowmere projectile.
+			// This is purely to show off this capability, typically SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileFallback is all
+			// that is needed for an "upgrade". A completely custom rocket launcher would instead specify new and
+			// unique projectiles for all possible rocket ammo.
+			AmmoID.Sets.SpecificLauncherAmmoProjectileMatches.Add(Type, new Dictionary<int, int> {
+				{ ItemID.RocketIII, ProjectileID.Meowmere }, 
+			});
+
+			// Note that some rocket launchers, like Celebration and Electrosphere Launcher, will always
+			// use their own projectiles no matter which rocket is used as ammo.
+			// This type of behavior can be implemented in ModifyShootStats
+		}
+
+		public override void SetDefaults() {
+			Item.DefaultToRangedWeapon(ProjectileID.RocketI, AmmoID.Rocket, singleShotTime: 30, shotVelocity: 5f, hasAutoReuse: true);
+			Item.width = 50;
+			Item.height = 20;
+			Item.damage = 55;
+			Item.knockBack = 4f;
+			Item.UseSound = SoundID.Item11;
+			Item.value = Item.buyPrice(gold: 40);
+			Item.rare = ItemRarityID.Yellow;
+		}
+
+		public override Vector2? HoldoutOffset() {
+			return new Vector2(-8f, 2f); // Moves the position of the weapon in the player's hand.
+		}
+	}
+}
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Weapons/ExampleRocketLauncher.png b/ExampleMod/Content/Items/Weapons/ExampleRocketLauncher.png
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Projectiles/ExampleExplosive.cs b/ExampleMod/Content/Projectiles/ExampleExplosive.cs
@@ -2,18 +2,32 @@
 using System;
 using Terraria;
 using Terraria.Audio;
+using Terraria.DataStructures;
 using Terraria.ID;
 using Terraria.ModLoader;
 
 namespace ExampleMod.Content.Projectiles
 {
 	// This projectile demonstrates exploding tiles (like a bomb or dynamite), spawning child projectiles, and explosive visual effects.
-	// TODO: This projectile does not currently damage the owner, or damage other players on the For the worthy secret seed.
 	public class ExampleExplosive : ModProjectile
 	{
 		private const int DefaultWidthHeight = 15;
 		private const int ExplosionWidthHeight = 250;
 
+		private bool IsChild {
+			get => Projectile.localAI[0] == 1;
+			set => Projectile.localAI[0] = value.ToInt();
+		}
+
+		public override void SetStaticDefaults() {
+			ProjectileID.Sets.PlayerHurtDamageIgnoresDifficultyScaling[Type] = true; // Damage dealt to players does not scale with difficulty in vanilla.
+
+			// This set handles some things for us already:
+			// Sets the timeLeft to 3 and the projectile direction when colliding with an NPC or player in PVP (so the explosive can detonate).
+			// Explosives also bounce off the top of Shimmer, detonate with no blast damage when touching the bottom or sides of Shimmer, and damage other players in For the Worthy worlds.
+			ProjectileID.Sets.Explosive[Type] = true;
+		}
+
 		public override void SetDefaults() {
 			// While the sprite is actually bigger than 15x15, we use 15x15 since it lets the projectile clip into tiles as it bounces. It looks better.
 			Projectile.width = DefaultWidthHeight;
@@ -40,8 +54,11 @@ public override void ModifyHitNPC(NPC target, ref NPC.HitModifiers modifiers) {
 
 		// The projectile is very bouncy, but the spawned children projectiles shouldn't bounce at all.
 		public override bool OnTileCollide(Vector2 oldVelocity) {
-			// Die immediately if ai[1] isn't 0 (We set this to 1 for the 5 extra explosives we spawn in Kill)
-			if (Projectile.ai[1] != 0) {
+			// Die immediately if localAI[0] is 1 (We set this to 1 for the 5 extra explosives we spawn in Kill)
+			if (IsChild) {
+				// These two are so the bomb will damage the player correctly.
+				Projectile.timeLeft = 0;
+				Projectile.PrepareBombToBlow();
 				return true;
 			}
 			// OnTileCollide can trigger quite frequently, so using soundDelay helps prevent the sound from overlapping too much.
@@ -68,15 +85,7 @@ public override bool OnTileCollide(Vector2 oldVelocity) {
 		public override void AI() {
 			// The projectile is in the midst of exploding during the last 3 updates.
 			if (Projectile.owner == Main.myPlayer && Projectile.timeLeft <= 3) {
-				Projectile.tileCollide = false;
-				// Set to transparent. This projectile technically lives as transparent for about 3 frames
-				Projectile.alpha = 255;
-
-				// change the hitbox size, centered about the original projectile center. This makes the projectile damage enemies during the explosion.
-				Projectile.Resize(ExplosionWidthHeight, ExplosionWidthHeight);
-
-				Projectile.damage = 250;
-				Projectile.knockBack = 10f;
+				Projectile.PrepareBombToBlow(); // Get ready to explode.
 			}
 			else {
 				// Smoke and fuse dust spawn. The position is calculated to spawn the dust directly on the fuse.
@@ -112,14 +121,41 @@ public override void AI() {
 			Projectile.rotation += Projectile.velocity.X * 0.1f;
 		}
 
+		/// <summary> Resizes the projectile for the explosion blast radius. </summary>
+		public override void PrepareBombToBlow() {
+			Projectile.tileCollide = false; // This is important or the explosion will be in the wrong place if the bomb explodes on slopes.
+			Projectile.alpha = 255; // Set to transparent. This projectile technically lives as transparent for about 3 frames
+
+			// Change the hitbox size, centered about the original projectile center. This makes the projectile damage enemies during the explosion.
+			Projectile.Resize(ExplosionWidthHeight, ExplosionWidthHeight);
+
+			Projectile.damage = 250; // Bomb: 100, Dynamite: 250
+			Projectile.knockBack = 10f; // Bomb: 8f, Dynamite: 10f
+		}
+
 		public override void OnKill(int timeLeft) {
+
+			// Damage the player who threw the bomb.
+			if (Projectile.friendly && Projectile.owner == Main.myPlayer && !Projectile.npcProj) {
+				Projectile.HurtPlayer(Projectile.Hitbox);
+				CutTiles(); // Destroy tall grass and flowers around the explosion.
+			}
+
+			// If in For the Worthy or Get Fixed Boi worlds, the blast damage can damage other players.
+			if (Main.getGoodWorld && Projectile.owner != Main.myPlayer && Main.netMode == NetmodeID.MultiplayerClient && Projectile.friendly && !Projectile.npcProj) {
+				Projectile.PrepareBombToBlow();
+				Projectile.HurtPlayer(Projectile.Hitbox);
+			}
+
 			// If we are the original projectile running on the owner, spawn the 5 child projectiles.
-			if (Projectile.owner == Main.myPlayer && Projectile.ai[1] == 0) {
+			if (Projectile.owner == Main.myPlayer && !IsChild) {
 				for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
 					// Random upward vector.
 					Vector2 launchVelocity = new Vector2(Main.rand.NextFloat(-3, 3), Main.rand.NextFloat(-10, -8));
 					// Importantly, ai1 is set to 1 here. This is checked in OnTileCollide to prevent bouncing and here in Kill to prevent an infinite chain of splitting projectiles.
-					Projectile.NewProjectile(Projectile.GetSource_FromThis(), Projectile.Center, launchVelocity, Projectile.type, Projectile.damage, Projectile.knockBack, Main.myPlayer, 0, 1);
+					Projectile child = Projectile.NewProjectileDirect(Projectile.GetSource_FromThis(), Projectile.Center, launchVelocity, Projectile.type, Projectile.damage, Projectile.knockBack, Main.myPlayer, 0, 1);
+					(child.ModProjectile as ExampleExplosive).IsChild = true;
+					// Usually editing a projectile after NewProjectile would require sending MessageID.SyncProjectile, but IsChild only affects logic running for the owner so it is not necessary here.
 				}
 			}
 
@@ -165,7 +201,7 @@ public override void OnKill(int timeLeft) {
 
 			// Finally, actually explode the tiles and walls. Run this code only for the owner
 			if (Projectile.owner == Main.myPlayer) {
-				int explosionRadius = 7;
+				int explosionRadius = 7; // Bomb: 4, Dynamite: 7, Explosives & TNT Barrel: 10
 				int minTileX = (int)(Projectile.Center.X / 16f - explosionRadius);
 				int maxTileX = (int)(Projectile.Center.X / 16f + explosionRadius);
 				int minTileY = (int)(Projectile.Center.Y / 16f - explosionRadius);

diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Projectiles/Rockets/ExampleGrenadeProjectile.cs b/ExampleMod/Content/Projectiles/Rockets/ExampleGrenadeProjectile.cs
@@ -0,0 +1,145 @@
+using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
+using Terraria;
+using Terraria.Audio;
+using Terraria.DataStructures;
+using Terraria.ID;
+using Terraria.ModLoader;
+
+namespace ExampleMod.Content.Projectiles.Rockets
+{
+	// This grenade is for the grenades shot by the Grenade Launcher, not the grenades that you can throw.
+	public class ExampleGrenadeProjectile : ModProjectile
+	{
+		public override void SetStaticDefaults() {
+			ProjectileID.Sets.PlayerHurtDamageIgnoresDifficultyScaling[Type] = true; // Damage dealt to players does not scale with difficulty in vanilla.
+
+			// This set handles some things for us already:
+			// Sets the timeLeft to 3 and the projectile direction when colliding with an NPC or player in PVP (so the explosive can detonate).
+			// Explosives also bounce off the top of Shimmer, detonate with no blast damage when touching the bottom or sides of Shimmer, and damage other players in For the Worthy worlds.
+			ProjectileID.Sets.Explosive[Type] = true;
+		}
+		public override void SetDefaults() {
+			Projectile.width = 14;
+			Projectile.height = 14;
+			// Grenades use explosive AI, ProjAIStyleID.Explosive (16). You could use that instead here with the correct AIType.
+			// But, using our own AI allows us to customize things like the dusts that the grenade creates.
+			Projectile.aiStyle = -1;
+			Projectile.friendly = true;
+			Projectile.penetrate = -1; // Infinite penetration so that the blast can hit all enemies within its radius.
+			Projectile.DamageType = DamageClass.Ranged;
+			// usesLocalNPCImmunity and localNPCHitCooldown of -1 mean the projectile can only hit the same target once.
+			Projectile.usesLocalNPCImmunity = true;
+			Projectile.localNPCHitCooldown = -1;
+
+			Projectile.timeLeft = 180;
+
+			// AIType = ProjectileID.GrenadeI;
+		}
+		public override void AI() {
+			// If timeLeft is <= 3, then explode the grenade.
+			if (Projectile.owner == Main.myPlayer && Projectile.timeLeft <= 3) {
+				Projectile.PrepareBombToBlow();
+			}
+			else {
+				// Spawn a smoke dust.
+				var smokeDust = Dust.NewDustDirect(Projectile.position, Projectile.width, Projectile.height, DustID.Smoke, 0f, 0f, 100);
+				smokeDust.scale *= 1f + Main.rand.Next(10) * 0.1f;
+				smokeDust.velocity *= 0.2f;
+				smokeDust.noGravity = true;
+			}
+
+			Projectile.ai[0] += 1f;
+			// Wait 15 ticks until applying friction and gravity.
+			if (Projectile.ai[0] > 15f) {
+				// Slow down if on the ground.
+				if (Projectile.velocity.Y == 0f) {
+					Projectile.velocity.X *= 0.95f;
+				}
+
+				// Fall down. Remember, positive Y is down.
+				Projectile.velocity.Y += 0.2f;
+			}
+
+			// Rotate the grenade in the direction it is moving.
+			Projectile.rotation += Projectile.velocity.X * 0.1f;
+		}
+
+		public override bool OnTileCollide(Vector2 oldVelocity) {
+			// Bounce off of tiles.
+			if (Projectile.velocity.X != oldVelocity.X) {
+				Projectile.velocity.X = oldVelocity.X * -0.4f;
+			}
+
+			if (Projectile.velocity.Y != oldVelocity.Y && oldVelocity.Y > 0.7f) {
+				Projectile.velocity.Y = oldVelocity.Y * -0.4f;
+			}
+
+			// Return false so the projectile doesn't get killed. If you do want your projectile to explode on contact with tiles, do not return true here.
+			// If you return true, the projectile will die without being resized (no blast radius).
+			// Instead, set `Projectile.timeLeft = 3;` like the Example Rocket Projectile.
+			return false;
+		}
+
+		public override void PrepareBombToBlow() {
+			Projectile.tileCollide = false; // This is important or the explosion will be in the wrong place if the grenade explodes on slopes.
+			Projectile.alpha = 255; // Make the grenade invisible.
+
+			// Resize the hitbox of the projectile for the blast "radius".
+			// Rocket I: 128, Rocket III: 200, Mini Nuke Rocket: 250
+			// Measurements are in pixels, so 128 / 16 = 8 tiles.
+			Projectile.Resize(128, 128);
+			// Set the knockback of the blast.
+			// Rocket I: 8f, Rocket III: 10f, Mini Nuke Rocket: 12f
+			Projectile.knockBack = 8f;
+		}
+
+		public override void OnKill(int timeLeft) {
+			// Play an exploding sound.
+			SoundEngine.PlaySound(SoundID.Item62, Projectile.position);
+
+			// Resize the projectile again so the explosion dust and gore spawn from the middle.
+			// Rocket I: 22, Rocket III: 80, Mini Nuke Rocket: 50
+			Projectile.Resize(22, 22);
+
+			// Spawn a bunch of smoke dusts.
+			for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
+				var smoke = Dust.NewDustDirect(Projectile.position, Projectile.width, Projectile.height, DustID.Smoke, 0f, 0f, 100, default, 1.5f);
+				smoke.velocity *= 1.4f;
+			}
+
+			// Spawn a bunch of fire dusts.
+			for (int j = 0; j < 20; j++) {
+				var fireDust = Dust.NewDustDirect(Projectile.position, Projectile.width, Projectile.height, DustID.Torch, 0f, 0f, 100, default, 3.5f);
+				fireDust.noGravity = true;
+				fireDust.velocity *= 7f;
+				fireDust = Dust.NewDustDirect(Projectile.position, Projectile.width, Projectile.height, DustID.Torch, 0f, 0f, 100, default, 1.5f);
+				fireDust.velocity *= 3f;
+			}
+
+			// Spawn a bunch of smoke gores.
+			for (int k = 0; k < 2; k++) {
+				float speedMulti = 0.4f;
+				if (k == 1) {
+					speedMulti = 0.8f;
+				}
+
+				var smokeGore = Gore.NewGoreDirect(Projectile.GetSource_Death(), Projectile.position, default, Main.rand.Next(GoreID.Smoke1, GoreID.Smoke3 + 1));
+				smokeGore.velocity *= speedMulti;
+				smokeGore.velocity += Vector2.One;
+				smokeGore = Gore.NewGoreDirect(Projectile.GetSource_Death(), Projectile.position, default, Main.rand.Next(GoreID.Smoke1, GoreID.Smoke3 + 1));
+				smokeGore.velocity *= speedMulti;
+				smokeGore.velocity.X -= 1f;
+				smokeGore.velocity.Y += 1f;
+				smokeGore = Gore.NewGoreDirect(Projectile.GetSource_Death(), Projectile.position, default, Main.rand.Next(GoreID.Smoke1, GoreID.Smoke3 + 1));
+				smokeGore.velocity *= speedMulti;
+				smokeGore.velocity.X += 1f;
+				smokeGore.velocity.Y -= 1f;
+				smokeGore = Gore.NewGoreDirect(Projectile.GetSource_Death(), Projectile.position, default, Main.rand.Next(GoreID.Smoke1, GoreID.Smoke3 + 1));
+				smokeGore.velocity *= speedMulti;
+				smokeGore.velocity -= Vector2.One;
+			}
+
+			// To make the explosion destroy tiles, take a look at the commented out code in Example Rocket Projectile.
+		}
+	}
+}
diff --git a/ExampleMod/Content/Projectiles/Rockets/ExampleGrenadeProjectile.png b/ExampleMod/Content/Projectiles/Rockets/ExampleGrenadeProjectile.png