using System; using UnityEngine; using RWCustom; using BepInEx; #pragma warning disable CS0618 [module: UnverifiableCode] [assembly: SecurityPermission(SecurityAction.RequestMinimum, SkipVerification = true)] [BepInPlugin("ReputationPlus", "Reputation+", "0.1.1")] public class ReputationPlus : BaseUnityPlugin { public void OnEnable() { Logger.LogDebug("REPUTATION+ INIT RAN"); On.Player.Jump += TestJumpHook; } private void TestJumpHook(On.Player.orig_Jump orig, Player self) { Logger.LogDebug("JUMP HOOK TRIGGERED"); orig(self); self.jumpBoost *= 2; //make the player jump higher, for fun } }

// Dependencies; nothing special here; just add these as needed. using System; using UnityEngine; using RWCustom; using BepInEx; // I have NO CLUE what these 3 lines do, but almost every mod has them. #pragma warning disable CS0618 [module: UnverifiableCode] [assembly: SecurityPermission(SecurityAction.RequestMinimum, SkipVerification = true)] // Bepinex loads all BaseUnityPlugins with this BepinPlugin attribute. // This line tells the game that this is a Rain World mod, and the mod's ID, name, and verison. // The ID does not have to match modinfo.json, but it will cause problems if two mods have the same ID. // (My mod's ID is LazyCowboy.ScaredWatcher; I put my name so no one else will use this ID by accident.) // The name is used by the Logger.LogDebug function; it just makes logs easier to read. [BepInPlugin("ReputationPlus", "Reputation+", "0.1.1")] // Again, Bepinex loads BaseUnityPlugins, so this must extend BaseUnityPlugin. public class ReputationPlus : BaseUnityPlugin { // This function is called very early on in the game's startup process. public void OnEnable() { // This writes a line in the LogOutput.log file. Very useful for debugging. Logger.LogDebug("REPUTATION+ INIT RAN"); // This means: When the Player.Jump function is called, run TestJumpHook instead. On.Player.Jump += TestJumpHook; } // Hooks have the following parameters: // An orig function (the original Player.Jump function.) Calling this calls the original code for Player.Jump. // A "self" parameter UNLESS the function is static. The type is the class that contains the function. // Any other parameters in the original function come after these. private void TestJumpHook(On.Player.orig_Jump orig, Player self) { // Everything before orig runs immediately BEFORE the original code. // Think of everything in this section as adding code to the start of Player.Jump Logger.LogDebug("JUMP HOOK TRIGGERED"); // This runs the original code. This is basically the same as saying self.Jump() (except writing self.Jump() would cause an infinite loop; don't do that). // You CAN omit this line. Doing so replaces the entire function with your code. // However, omitting this line will break most other mods that hook Player.Jump orig(self); // This code runs immediately AFTER the original code. // In this case, the Player.Jump function sets the player's jumpBoost to ~7.5f. // Here, we double that number to easily make the player jump higher. self.jumpBoost *= 2; //make the player jump higher, for fun } }