Modding:Compatibility Framework: Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
m
no edit summary
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 16: Line 16:
|}</div><div class="noexcerpt navigation-not-searchable" style="text-align:center"><span class="nodesktop"> [[Modding:Index|Modding index]] </span></div>
|}</div><div class="noexcerpt navigation-not-searchable" style="text-align:center"><span class="nodesktop"> [[Modding:Index|Modding index]] </span></div>


=== Compatibility Framework ===
= Compatibility Framework =
First big thank you to NellsRelo and perseidipity
First big thank you to NellsRelo and perseidipity


To use the Compatibility Framework you need to install it alongside your mod. CF however needs to be at the bottom of the load order.
To use the Compatibility Framework you need to install it alongside your mod. CF however needs to be at the bottom of the load order.


==== Json ====
== Json ==
So this is considered the easier format to setup for using the Compatibility Framework in order to make your edits to the Races.lsx compatible with other mods. Partially due to reacting easier to multiple sections for defining each race and having multiple values.
So this is considered the easier format to setup for using the Compatibility Framework in order to make your edits to the Races.lsx compatible with other mods. Partially due to reacting easier to multiple sections for defining each race and having multiple values.


Line 93: Line 93:
Congrats you setup your mod for using the Compatibility Framework via json. Just remember always load Compatibility Framework at the bottom of your load order.
Congrats you setup your mod for using the Compatibility Framework via json. Just remember always load Compatibility Framework at the bottom of your load order.


==== Lua ====
== Lua ==
This is a possible use of the Compatibility Framework though it is advised to use the json method instead. Both do not require adding anything directly to the framework, they will work alongside it out of the box.
This is a possible use of the Compatibility Framework though it is advised to use the json method instead. Both do not require adding anything directly to the framework, they will work alongside it out of the box.


381
edits

Navigation menu