Custom DataBoxes

Custom DataBoxes

a VERY powerful mod that makes you be able to make a Custom Databox with custom unlocks, names, description and spawns and unlimited amount of Databoxes.

How to Setup a new DataBox.json ?

Example.json

"DataboxID": "SeaglideDatabox",

"AlreadyUnlockedDescription": "Seaglide Databox. already unlocked",

"PrimaryDescription": "Unlock Seaglide",

"SecondaryDescription": "a Databox to unlock the Seaglide",

"ItemToUnlock": "Seaglide",

"BiomesToSpawnIn": [

"biome": "twistyBridges_Cave_Ground",

"count": 1,

"probability": 0. 1

"biome": "twistyBridges_Coral",

"count": 1,

"probability": 0. 1

"biome": "sparseArctic_Ground",

"count": 1,

"probability": 0. 1

"CoordinatedSpawns": [

"Position": {

"y": -5. 0,

"EulerAngles": {

"x": 10. 0,

"y": -100. 0,

"z": 253. 0

These Json files go into the DataBox folder.

Where do i find a list of Biomes?

Within the CustomDataBoxes folder Biomes.json.

How To Use CustomDataBoxes API in your mod?

Setting up your project

you will need to add a reference to

CustomDataboxes.dll.once that's done, everything you will need from CustomDataboxes will be in the

using CustomDataboxes. APInamespace.just add this line among your using statements.

CustomDataboxes Properties

after adding the

CustomDataboxes. APIamong your using statements, there are couple Properties you need to setup so it can work properly.

after that, you can call the Patch()

method and CustomDataboxes should take care of everything else.

Properties to setType-Description

Patching your Databox

• []Instantiate a new instance of Databox

  []Populate all required properties (and any optional properies)[/]

  []Invoke the Patch()

  method on the instance and that's it, you are good to go.[/]