Loot

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Pre requisite

  • This mod requires the LiFx Server Framework version 3.0.0 or newer

About

Adds a loot table to containers when containers are created. We made this to be able to add drops to the Knools on the event of their death, but it works on any container, so you could for example use this to support your admins to create random “treasure” chests and remove the manual work of letting them choose what is in it. Or even on player creation to add player inventory.

Installation instructions

  1. Download the latest package from the above link.
  2. Stop your server
  3. Remove older versions of the mod. To remove the mod delete the folder Loot from inside the Mods folder of your server.
  4. Upload the zip file you downloaded in step 1. to the “mods” folder in your server via file manager or ftp.
  5. Extract the zip file inside the mods folder.
  6. Delete the mod zip file you uploaded (important!)
  7. Start the server

Configuration

  1. Edit the lootTable.cs file

  2. Add one line per drop item following this template:

    dbi.Update("INSERT IGNORE `" @ LiFxLoot::loottable() @ "` VALUES (ContainerID, ItemDropID, Min Quality, Max Quality, Min Quantity, Max Quantity, Chance)");

    Where you replace the values according to your drop wishes.

Column explanation:

Column Description
ContainerID The ID of the container of which you want the loot to trigger on, when it is added to the world.
ItemDropID The ID of the loot you wish to put into the container
Min Quality The minimum quality of the object you want to spawn in to the container
Max Quality The maximum quality of the object you want to spawn in to the container
Min Quantity The minimum quantity of objects of the object type you want to spawn in to the container
Max Quantity The maxiumum quantity of objects of the object type you want to spawn in to the container
Chance The relative probability in comparison to other items for the same container ID (if you have five items towards the same containerId where object A, B, C,D has chance of 1 and object E has a chance of 2 then object E has twice the chance to be dropped in the loot compared to any of the one A, B, C and D objects)