ENV Helper

EnvHelper

This mod is intended to solve one of the biggest annoyances with env modddin. It is intended to be used with envui by rmemr.

Anyone who has edited envs with envui is familiar with the fact that you can only edit the base env of each region.

Change log

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1. 0: Initial release.

1. 1: There is now a version that doesnt rely on envui for those people who just want to play around with the tool and not make edits. No other changes has been                  made.

Example on how the env layering system works:

An env  in a higher layer overlaps a env at a lower layer.

For example velen (layer 2) overlaps novigrad (layer 0) which means you wont

be able to see novigrads env when velen is loaded.

Layer 4: Weathers in Swamp.

Layer 3: Weathers in Velen or Swamp.

Layer 2: Additional envs like weathers (in most regions), Velen and caves/interiors.

Layer 1: Cutscene definition.

Layer 0: Base env.

Nomally you can only edit layer 0 (base env) with envui.

This mod solves that problem.

Commands:

• []envlayer_name() - Loads an env by name in a specific layer.

  []envbase_name() - Loads a specific env as base for editing with envui.

  []env_base() - Sets a loaded env as base.

  []env_list() - Shows which env is loaded in a specific layer.

  []env_restore() - Restores the base env to its original state for the current area.

  Usage:

  []envlayer_name() - envlayer_name(env_skellige_brown.env, 3). Loads the Skellige base env in the 3rd layer.

  []envbase_name() - envbase_name(env_skellige_brown.env).  Loads the Skellige base env as the new base for the current area.

  []env_base() - env_base(2). Sets the