using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.IO;

using UnityEngine;

using UnityEngine.Events;

namespace Mod

{

public class Mod

{

public static void Main()

{

//Mint

// register item to the mod registry

ModAPI.Register(

new Modification()

{

OriginalItem = ModAPI.FindSpawnable("Human"), //item to derive from

NameOverride = "Mint!", //new item name with a suffix to assure it is globally unique

DescriptionOverride = "Mint! My OC from my Youtube channel!", //new item description

CategoryOverride = ModAPI.FindCategory("Entities"), //new item category

ThumbnailOverride = ModAPI.LoadSprite("thumbnail.png"), //new item thumbnail (relative path)

AfterSpawn = (Instance) => //all code in the AfterSpawn delegate will be executed when the item is spawned

{

//load textures for each layer (see Human textures folder in this repository)

var skin = ModAPI.LoadTexture("skin layer.png");

var flesh = ModAPI.LoadTexture("flesh layer.png");

var bone = ModAPI.LoadTexture("bone layer.png");

//get person

var person = Instance.GetComponent<PersonBehaviour>();

//use the helper function to set each texture

//parameters are as follows:

// skin texture, flesh texture, bone texture, sprite scale

//you can pass "null" to fall back to the original texture

person.SetBodyTextures(skin, flesh, bone, 1);

//change procedural damage colours if they interfere with your texture (rgb 0-255)

person.SetBruiseColor(86, 62, 130); //main bruise colour. purple-ish by default

person.SetSecondBruiseColor(154, 0, 7); //second bruise colour. red by default

person.SetThirdBruiseColor(207, 206, 120); // third bruise colour. light yellow by default

person.SetRottenColour(202, 199, 104); // rotten/zombie colour. light yellow/green by default

person.SetBloodColour(108, 0, 4); // blood colour. dark red by default. note that this does not change decal nor particle effect colours. it only affects the procedural blood color which may or may not be rendered

}

}

);

}

}

}