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[Plugin(1, "Example Plugin", "This is the description of the plugin.")]
public class PluginCore : IStartPlugin { /* PluginCore.cs code would go here */ }public override void OnLoad(int version, int subversion, int buildversion) {
this.Setting.Add(new BoolSetting("Boolean setting", "Description goes here.", true));
this.Setting.Add(new StringSetting("String setting", "Description goes here.", "this is the default value"));
this.Setting.Add(new NumberSetting("Number setting", "Description goes here.", 10, 0, 20));
}public override void OnStart() {
RegisterTask(new MyTask());
RegisterTask(new MyOtherTask(this.Setting.GetValue<string>("This is a number setting")));
}public class MyTask : ITask, ITickListener {
public override bool Exec() {
// return true; // would always execute listeners when appropriate.
// return false; // would never execute listeners.
return !Context.Player.State.Eating; // only execute if not currently eating.
}
public async Task OnTick() {
// Code in here will be called each tick while the player is not eating.
// If the player is eating then this code will be skipped until it is done.
}
}public class MyTask : ITask, ITickListener {
public override bool Exec() {
// Execute listeners only if the player is dead.
return Context.Player.IsDead();
}
public async Task OnTick() {
// This will be executed for every tick that the player is dead (Exec returns true).
await Context.Player.Respawn();
}
}