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Meanwhile in your '''Armor.txt''', they link up like this:

You can look at the games own armor.txt for ideas of what to put here. You can delete a lot of this, all you really need is the entry, the type, what slot it uses and the RootTemplate.

Armor.txt

new entry "MY_COOL_NEW_CIRCLET"

type "Armor"

using "_Head_Magic_Circlet"

data "ValueOverride" "4000" '''(It's a very cool circlet and we want it to cost a lot!)'''

data "RootTemplate" "0000000000000000000000000002"

data "Weight" "0.01"

data "Rarity" "Rare"

using "_Head_Magic_Circlet" '''(This tells it what slot to equip in. Ideally this should match up with the ParentTemplate you set up.)'''

data "RootTemplate" "0000000000000000000000000002" '''Matches up to the rootemplate Mapkey.'''

data "Rarity" "Rare" '''This effects what colour it is in your inventory, rarer things get a different colour outline. Note that if you set things as common they may spawn in generic containers, which is not optimal for clean uninstalling.'''

data "Boosts" "UnlockSpell(Target_MAG_HealingWord);UnlockSpell(Shout_MAG_HealingWord_Mass)" '''This forces it to give us these spells. Note that the character needs spell slots in able to use them! If you want it for everyone you may be better off setting it up as a custom passive'''.

data "PassivesOnEquip" "MAG_Radiant_Radiating_Helmet_Passive;CUSTOMPASSIVEIMADE" '''(The ; seperates passives.)'''

data "Unique" "1"

data "MinAmount" "1"

data "MaxAmount" "1" '''(These may cause you a headache if you put it multiple places, as they won't spawn for people who overlooked the first one. So I don't recommend using these!)'''

If adding a custom passive, your '''Passive.txt''' will look like this.

Modding:Coding An Item: Difference between revisions

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