Room Function?!

Depends on what you want it to do.

You could make it an upgradeable shop to buy stuff resources like this:

Code:

# room syntax - room name; room level (0 menu - 1... upgrade); room sprite; room help text; room items/functions, item2, item3 ...; costs , , , (g gold, s stone, w wood, c coins, l level, u upgrades_from, r requires_roomname - none) ...
@$rooms =
SHOP; Entities/Rooms/Sprites/Bank.png; Buy Wood and Stone, yo, straight up.; buystone, buywood, buygold, upgrade CHEAP SHOP; w30, s30;
CHEAP SHOP; Entities/Rooms/Sprites/Bank.png; Buy Wood, Stone, and Gold; buystone2, buywood2, buygold2, upgrade BEST SHOP; uSHOP;
BEST SHOP; Entities/Rooms/Sprites/Bank.png; Buy Wood, Stone, and Gold; buystone3, buywood3, buygold3; uCHEAP SHOP;
 
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# room_function syntax - function name; function actor name; function config file; function icon; function make sound; function icon frame; function icon frame size; function help text; costs , , , (g gold, s stone, w wood, c coins - none) ...
@$room_functions =
buystone; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 0; 16; Buy Stone; s-5, c10;
buywood; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 3; 16; Buy Wood; w-5, c10;
buygold; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 6; 16; Buy Gold; g-5, c10;
buystone2; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 1; 16; Buy Stone; s-10, c10;
buywood2; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 4; 16; Buy Wood; w-10, c10;
buygold2; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 7; 16; Buy Gold; g-10, c10;
buystone3; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 2; 16; Buy Stone; s-20, c10;
buywood3; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 5; 16; Buy Wood; w-20, c10;
buygold3; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 8; 16; Buy Gold; g-20, c10;
upgrade CHEAP SHOP; -;-;Entities/Rooms/Sprites/Bank.png; d; 0; 24; Upgrade for better exchange rate; g10, c60;
upgrade BEST SHOP; -;-;Entities/Rooms/Sprites/Bank.png; d; 0; 24; Upgrade for even better exchange rate; g30, c120;
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You can make it a place to sell gold like this:

Code:

# room syntax - room name; room level (0 menu - 1... upgrade); room sprite; room help text; room items/functions, item2, item3 ...; costs , , , (g gold, s stone, w wood, c coins, l level, u upgrades_from, r requires_roomname - none) ...
@$rooms = GOLD STORAGE; Entities/Rooms/Sprites/Bank.png; Sell Gold; sellgold; g10;
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# room_function syntax - function name; function actor name; function config file; function icon; function make sound; function icon frame; function icon frame size; function help text; costs , , , (g gold, s stone, w wood, c coins - none) ...
@$room_functions = sellgold; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 15; 16; Sell Gold; g20, c-5;
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There are a million other things you can do with it, just configure it yourself :)

Read the wiki on workshops: https://wiki.kag2d.com/wiki/Workshop_Modding

 

Please read the wiki: https://wiki.kag2d.com/wiki/Workshop_Modding

 

Give speedkick_immunity to everyone using the seclevs. https://wiki.kag2d.com/wiki/Seclevs

Doesnt allow you to actually hack, but it's a workaround for this bug.

 

read the wiki on MAKE_SOUND_PATH and ICON_FRAME. I dont really know why the sound is d but I guess that's some default sound.

 

# room_function syntax - function name; function actor name; function config file; function icon; function make sound; function icon frame; function icon frame size; function help text; costs , , , (g gold, s stone, w wood, c coins - none) ...
@$room_functions = sellgold; -; -; Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png; d; 15; 16; Sell Gold; g20, c-5;
;
so
function name = sellgold
function actor name = nothing
function config file = nothing
function icon = Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png
function make sound = d
function icon frame = 15
function icon frame size = 16
function help text = Sell Gold
costs = g20, c-5

function icon frame: open Entities/Items/Sprites/MaterialStacks.png, just pick the icon you want to show, and count what icon that is.
function icon frame size: "is the size, in pixels, of the icon frame for the sprite displayed in the item selection wheel. Icon sizes are always the same width and height, so you only need to enter one number here. To calculate the icon frame size, find out how wide the image size is in pixels and divide that number by the number of sprites on a row. For MaterialStacks.png, the width is 48 pixels and there are 3 sprites per row. 48 / 3 = 16, therefore the icon frame size is 16.?