Mod is an abstract class that you will override. It serves as a central place from which the mod's contents are stored. It provides methods for you to use or override. More...

Inherited by Terraria.ModLoader.Default.ModLoaderMod.

Public Member Functions
int	AddBossHeadTexture (string texture, int npcType=-1)
	Assigns a head texture that can be used by NPCs on the map. More...

void	AddConfig (string name, ModConfig mc)

void	AddContent (ILoadable instance)

void	AddContent< T > ()

int	AddEquipTexture (EquipTexture equipTexture, ModItem item, EquipType type, string texture)
	Adds an equipment texture of the specified type, internal name, and associated item to your mod. This method is different from the other AddEquipTexture in that you can specify the class of the equipment texture, thus allowing you to override EquipmentTexture's hooks. All other parameters are the same as the other AddEquipTexture. More...

int	AddEquipTexture (ModItem item, EquipType type, string texture)
	Adds an equipment texture of the specified type, internal name, and associated item to your mod. (The item parameter may be null if you don't want to associate an item with the texture.) You can then get the ID for your texture by calling EquipLoader.GetEquipTexture, and using the EquipTexture's Slot property. If the EquipType is EquipType.Body, make sure that you also provide an armTexture and a femaleTexture. Returns the ID / slot that is assigned to the equipment texture. More...

int	AddNPCHeadTexture (int npcType, string texture)
	Assigns a head texture to the given town NPC type. More...

virtual void	AddRecipeGroups ()
	Override this method to add recipe groups to this mod. You must add recipe groups by calling the RecipeGroup.RegisterGroup method here. A recipe group is a set of items that can be used interchangeably in the same recipe. More...

virtual void	AddRecipes ()
	Override this method to add recipes to the game. It is recommended that you do so through instances of Recipe, since it provides methods that simplify recipe creation. More...

virtual object	Call (params object[] args)
	Used for weak inter-mod communication. This allows you to interact with other mods without having to reference their types or namespaces, provided that they have implemented this method. The Expert Cross Mod Content Guideexplains how to use this hook to implement and utilize cross-mod capabilities. More...

Recipe	CloneRecipe (Recipe recipe)
	Creates a clone of the provided recipe except the source mod of the Recipe will be this Mod. The clone will have to registered after being tweaked. More...

virtual void	Close ()
	Close is called before Unload, and may be called at any time when mod unloading is imminent (such as when downloading an update, or recompiling) Use this to release any additional file handles, or stop streaming music. Make sure to call `base.Close()` at the end May be called multiple times before Unload More...

virtual IContentSource	CreateDefaultContentSource ()

Recipe	CreateRecipe (int result, int amount=1)

bool	FileExists (string name)

T	Find< T > (string name)
	Attempts to find the content instance from this mod with the specified name. Caching the result is recommended.This will throw exceptions on failure. More...

sbyte	GetAccessorySlot (string name, EquipType type)
	Same as GetEquipSlot, except returns the number as an sbyte (signed byte) for your convenience. More...

ModConfig	GetConfig (string name)

IEnumerable< ILoadable >	GetContent ()

IEnumerable< T >	GetContent< T > ()

int	GetEquipSlot (string name, EquipType type)
	Gets the slot/ID of the equipment texture corresponding to the given name. Returns -1 if no EquipTexture with the given name is found. More...

EquipTexture	GetEquipTexture (string name, EquipType type)
	Gets the EquipTexture instance corresponding to the name and EquipType. Returns null if no EquipTexture with the given name and EquipType is found. More...

byte[]	GetFileBytes (string name)
	Retrieve contents of files within the tmod file More...

List< string >	GetFileNames ()
	Retrieves the names of every file packaged into this mod. Note that this includes extensions, and for images the extension will always be `.rawimg`. More...

Stream	GetFileStream (string name, bool newFileStream=false)
	Retrieve contents of files within the tmod file More...

ModPacket	GetPacket (int capacity=256)
	Creates a ModPacket object that you can write to and then send between servers and clients. More...

virtual void	HandlePacket (BinaryReader reader, int whoAmI)
	Called whenever a net message / packet is received from a client (if this is a server) or the server (if this is a client). whoAmI is the ID of whomever sent the packet (equivalent to the Main.myPlayer of the sender), and reader is used to read the binary data of the packet. More...

bool	HasAsset (string assetName)

virtual void	Load ()
	Override this method to add most of your content to your mod. Here you will call other methods such as AddItem. This is guaranteed to be called after all content has been autoloaded. More...

virtual void	PostAddRecipes ()
	This provides a hook into the mod-loading process immediately after recipes have been added. You can use this to edit recipes added by other mods. More...

virtual void	PostSetupContent ()
	Allows you to load things in your mod after its content has been setup (arrays have been resized to fit the content, etc). More...

bool	RequestAssetIfExists< T > (string assetName, out Asset< T > asset)

bool	TryFind< T > (string name, out T value)
	Safely attempts to find the content instance from this mod with the specified name. Caching the result is recommended. More...

virtual void	Unload ()
	This is called whenever this mod is unloaded from the game. Use it to undo changes that you've made in Load that aren't automatically handled (for example, modifying the texture of a vanilla item). Mods are guaranteed to be unloaded in the reverse order they were loaded in. More...

Public Attributes
GameContent.Bestiary.ModSourceBestiaryInfoElement	ModSourceBestiaryInfoElement

Properties
AssetRepository	Assets `[get]`

bool	BackgroundAutoloadingEnabled = true `[get]`
	Whether or not this mod will automatically add images in the Backgrounds folder as background textures to the game. This means you do not need to manually call Mod.AddBackgroundTexture. More...

Assembly	Code `[get, set]`
	The assembly code this is loaded when tModLoader loads this mod. More...

bool	ContentAutoloadingEnabled = true `[get]`
	Whether or not this mod will autoload content by default. Autoloading content means you do not need to manually add content through methods. More...

string	DisplayName `[get, set]`
	The display name of this mod in the Mods menu. More...

virtual uint	ExtraPlayerBuffSlots `[get]`
	The amount of extra buff slots this mod desires for Players. This value is checked after Mod.Load but before Mod.PostSetupContent. The actual number of buffs the player can use will be 22 plus the max value of all enabled mods. In-game use Player.MaxBuffs to check the maximum number of buffs. More...

bool	GoreAutoloadingEnabled = true `[get]`
	Whether or not this mod will automatically add images in the Gores folder as gores to the game, along with any ModGore classes that share names with the images. This means you do not need to manually call Mod.AddGore. More...

bool	IsNetSynced `[get]`

ILog	Logger `[get, set]`
	A logger with this mod's name for easy logging. More...

bool	MusicAutoloadingEnabled = true `[get]`
	Whether or not this mod will automatically add music in the Sounds folder to the game. Place music tracks in Sounds/Music to autoload them. More...

virtual string	Name `[get]`
	Stores the name of the mod. This name serves as the mod's identification, and also helps with saving everything your mod adds. By default this returns the name of the folder that contains all your code and stuff. More...

short	NetID `[get]`

IContentSource	RootContentSource `[get]`

ModSide	Side `[get, set]`
	The ModSide that controls how this mod is synced between client and server. More...

bool	SoundAutoloadingEnabled = true `[get]`
	Whether or not this mod will automatically add sounds in the Sounds folder to the game. Place sounds in Sounds/Item to autoload them as item sounds, Sounds/NPCHit to add them as npcHit sounds, and Sounds/NPCKilled to add them as npcKilled sounds. Sounds placed anywhere else in the Sounds folder will be added as custom sounds. Any ModSound classes that share the same name as the sound files will be bound to them. Setting this field to true means that you do not need to manually call AddSound. More...

Version	TModLoaderVersion `[get, set]`
	The version of tModLoader that was being used when this mod was built. More...

virtual Version	Version `[get]`
	This version number of this mod. More...

Detailed Description

Mod is an abstract class that you will override. It serves as a central place from which the mod's contents are stored. It provides methods for you to use or override.

Member Function Documentation

◆ AddBossHeadTexture()

int Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.AddBossHeadTexture	(	string	texture,
		int	npcType = `-1`
	)

Assigns a head texture that can be used by NPCs on the map.

Parameters

texture	The texture.
npcType	An optional npc id for NPCID.Sets.BossHeadTextures

Returns: The boss head txture slot

◆ AddEquipTexture() [1/2]

int Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.AddEquipTexture	(	EquipTexture	equipTexture,
		ModItem	item,
		EquipType	type,
		string	texture
	)

Adds an equipment texture of the specified type, internal name, and associated item to your mod. This method is different from the other AddEquipTexture in that you can specify the class of the equipment texture, thus allowing you to override EquipmentTexture's hooks. All other parameters are the same as the other AddEquipTexture.

Parameters

equipTexture	The equip texture.
item	The item.
type	The type.
texture	The texture.

Returns

◆ AddEquipTexture() [2/2]

int Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.AddEquipTexture	(	ModItem	item,
		EquipType	type,
		string	texture
	)

Adds an equipment texture of the specified type, internal name, and associated item to your mod. (The item parameter may be null if you don't want to associate an item with the texture.) You can then get the ID for your texture by calling EquipLoader.GetEquipTexture, and using the EquipTexture's Slot property. If the EquipType is EquipType.Body, make sure that you also provide an armTexture and a femaleTexture. Returns the ID / slot that is assigned to the equipment texture.

Parameters

item	The item.
type	The type.
name	The name.
texture	The texture.

Returns

◆ AddNPCHeadTexture()

int Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.AddNPCHeadTexture	(	int	npcType,
		string	texture
	)

Assigns a head texture to the given town NPC type.

Parameters

npcType	Type of the NPC.
texture	The texture.

Returns: The boss head txture slot

Exceptions

MissingResourceException

◆ AddRecipeGroups()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.AddRecipeGroups ( )

virtual

Override this method to add recipe groups to this mod. You must add recipe groups by calling the RecipeGroup.RegisterGroup method here. A recipe group is a set of items that can be used interchangeably in the same recipe.

◆ AddRecipes()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.AddRecipes ( )

virtual

Override this method to add recipes to the game. It is recommended that you do so through instances of Recipe, since it provides methods that simplify recipe creation.

◆ Call()

virtual object Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Call ( params object[] args )

virtual

Used for weak inter-mod communication. This allows you to interact with other mods without having to reference their types or namespaces, provided that they have implemented this method.
The Expert Cross Mod Content Guideexplains how to use this hook to implement and utilize cross-mod capabilities.

◆ CloneRecipe()

Recipe Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.CloneRecipe ( Recipe recipe )

Creates a clone of the provided recipe except the source mod of the Recipe will be this Mod. The clone will have to registered after being tweaked.

Parameters

recipe

Returns

◆ Close()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Close ( )

virtual

Close is called before Unload, and may be called at any time when mod unloading is imminent (such as when downloading an update, or recompiling) Use this to release any additional file handles, or stop streaming music. Make sure to call base.Close() at the end May be called multiple times before Unload

◆ Find< T >()

T Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Find< T > ( string name )

Attempts to find the content instance from this mod with the specified name. Caching the result is recommended.This will throw exceptions on failure.

Exceptions

KeyNotFoundException

Type Constraints

T	:	IModType
T	:	ModContent.Find<T>
T	:	Name
T	:	name

◆ GetAccessorySlot()

sbyte Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetAccessorySlot	(	string	name,
		EquipType	type
	)

Same as GetEquipSlot, except returns the number as an sbyte (signed byte) for your convenience.

Parameters

name	The name.
type

Returns

◆ GetEquipSlot()

int Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetEquipSlot	(	string	name,
		EquipType	type
	)

Gets the slot/ID of the equipment texture corresponding to the given name. Returns -1 if no EquipTexture with the given name is found.

Parameters

name	The name.
type

Returns

◆ GetEquipTexture()

EquipTexture Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetEquipTexture	(	string	name,
		EquipType	type
	)

Gets the EquipTexture instance corresponding to the name and EquipType. Returns null if no EquipTexture with the given name and EquipType is found.

Parameters

name	The name.
type	The type.

Returns

◆ GetFileBytes()

byte [] Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetFileBytes ( string name )

Retrieve contents of files within the tmod file

Parameters

name The name.

Returns

◆ GetFileNames()

List<string> Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetFileNames ( )

Retrieves the names of every file packaged into this mod. Note that this includes extensions, and for images the extension will always be .rawimg.

Returns

◆ GetFileStream()

Stream Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetFileStream	(	string	name,
		bool	newFileStream = `false`
	)

Retrieve contents of files within the tmod file

Parameters

name	The name.
newFileStream

Returns

◆ GetPacket()

ModPacket Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GetPacket ( int capacity = 256 )

Creates a ModPacket object that you can write to and then send between servers and clients.

Parameters

capacity The capacity.

Returns

Exceptions

System.Exception Cannot get packet for " + Name + " because it does not exist on the other side

◆ HandlePacket()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.HandlePacket	(	BinaryReader	reader,
		int	whoAmI
	)

virtual

Called whenever a net message / packet is received from a client (if this is a server) or the server (if this is a client). whoAmI is the ID of whomever sent the packet (equivalent to the Main.myPlayer of the sender), and reader is used to read the binary data of the packet.

Parameters

reader	The reader.
whoAmI	The player the message is from.

◆ Load()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Load ( )

virtual

Override this method to add most of your content to your mod. Here you will call other methods such as AddItem. This is guaranteed to be called after all content has been autoloaded.

◆ PostAddRecipes()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.PostAddRecipes ( )

virtual

This provides a hook into the mod-loading process immediately after recipes have been added. You can use this to edit recipes added by other mods.

◆ PostSetupContent()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.PostSetupContent ( )

virtual

Allows you to load things in your mod after its content has been setup (arrays have been resized to fit the content, etc).

◆ TryFind< T >()

bool Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.TryFind< T >	(	string	name,
		out T	value
	)

Safely attempts to find the content instance from this mod with the specified name. Caching the result is recommended.

Returns: Whether or not the requested instance has been found.

Type Constraints

T	:	IModType
T	:	ModContent.TryFind
T	:	Name
T	:	name
T	:	out
T	:	value

◆ Unload()

virtual void Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Unload ( )

virtual

This is called whenever this mod is unloaded from the game. Use it to undo changes that you've made in Load that aren't automatically handled (for example, modifying the texture of a vanilla item). Mods are guaranteed to be unloaded in the reverse order they were loaded in.

Property Documentation

◆ BackgroundAutoloadingEnabled

bool Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.BackgroundAutoloadingEnabled = true

get

Whether or not this mod will automatically add images in the Backgrounds folder as background textures to the game. This means you do not need to manually call Mod.AddBackgroundTexture.

◆ Code

Assembly Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Code

getset

The assembly code this is loaded when tModLoader loads this mod.

◆ ContentAutoloadingEnabled

bool Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.ContentAutoloadingEnabled = true

get

Whether or not this mod will autoload content by default. Autoloading content means you do not need to manually add content through methods.

◆ DisplayName

string Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.DisplayName

getset

The display name of this mod in the Mods menu.

◆ ExtraPlayerBuffSlots

virtual uint Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.ExtraPlayerBuffSlots

get

The amount of extra buff slots this mod desires for Players. This value is checked after Mod.Load but before Mod.PostSetupContent. The actual number of buffs the player can use will be 22 plus the max value of all enabled mods. In-game use Player.MaxBuffs to check the maximum number of buffs.

◆ GoreAutoloadingEnabled

bool Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.GoreAutoloadingEnabled = true

get

Whether or not this mod will automatically add images in the Gores folder as gores to the game, along with any ModGore classes that share names with the images. This means you do not need to manually call Mod.AddGore.

◆ Logger

ILog Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Logger

getset

A logger with this mod's name for easy logging.

◆ MusicAutoloadingEnabled

bool Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.MusicAutoloadingEnabled = true

get

Whether or not this mod will automatically add music in the Sounds folder to the game. Place music tracks in Sounds/Music to autoload them.

◆ Name

virtual string Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Name

get

Stores the name of the mod. This name serves as the mod's identification, and also helps with saving everything your mod adds. By default this returns the name of the folder that contains all your code and stuff.

◆ Side

ModSide Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Side

getset

The ModSide that controls how this mod is synced between client and server.

◆ SoundAutoloadingEnabled

bool Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.SoundAutoloadingEnabled = true

get

Whether or not this mod will automatically add sounds in the Sounds folder to the game. Place sounds in Sounds/Item to autoload them as item sounds, Sounds/NPCHit to add them as npcHit sounds, and Sounds/NPCKilled to add them as npcKilled sounds. Sounds placed anywhere else in the Sounds folder will be added as custom sounds. Any ModSound classes that share the same name as the sound files will be bound to them. Setting this field to true means that you do not need to manually call AddSound.

◆ TModLoaderVersion

Version Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.TModLoaderVersion

getset

The version of tModLoader that was being used when this mod was built.

◆ Version

virtual Version Terraria.ModLoader.Mod.Version

get

This version number of this mod.

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes

Properties

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation

◆ AddBossHeadTexture()

◆ AddEquipTexture() [1/2]

◆ AddEquipTexture() [2/2]

◆ AddNPCHeadTexture()

◆ AddRecipeGroups()

◆ AddRecipes()

◆ Call()

◆ CloneRecipe()

◆ Close()

◆ Find< T >()

◆ GetAccessorySlot()

◆ GetEquipSlot()

◆ GetEquipTexture()

◆ GetFileBytes()

◆ GetFileNames()

◆ GetFileStream()

◆ GetPacket()

◆ HandlePacket()

◆ Load()

◆ PostAddRecipes()

◆ PostSetupContent()

◆ TryFind< T >()

◆ Unload()

Property Documentation

◆ BackgroundAutoloadingEnabled

◆ Code

◆ ContentAutoloadingEnabled

◆ DisplayName

◆ ExtraPlayerBuffSlots

◆ GoreAutoloadingEnabled

◆ Logger

◆ MusicAutoloadingEnabled

◆ Name

◆ Side

◆ SoundAutoloadingEnabled

◆ TModLoaderVersion

◆ Version