How to custom the radius of a Decorator？

[SeaDragon]

I'm creating a new plugin, but I don't know how to customize the radius of a Decorator.
This custom code is always invalid. I need to allow users to modify the radius.
Hud.GetPlugin<GLQ_CursorOnMonster>().Radius = 15;
GLQ_CursorOnMonster.cs - Pastebin.com

Another question, how should I judge whether I am in plot mode or adventure mode?
I am planning to create an achievement timer for users, because there is an achievement that needs to be completed in A1-A5 within 1 hours.

[prrovoss]

your Radius Variable is only used once in the Load function. you have to call the Load function again after the radius was modified.

for campaign/story mode:
only thing i can think of is using the Hud.Game.Quests and see if any of the contained quests is a storymode quest. if thats true, you can probably assume youre in story mode.
thats a lot of work though because you have to identify all the story quests

[JackCeparou]

As Prrovoss said, Load is executed only once, there is a version of your plugin doing what you want as an example : GLQ_CursorOnMonster.cs . GitHub

About Story mode, take a look at IQuest.Type :

    public enum QuestType 
    { 
        MainQuest = 0, 
        Event = 2, 
        Challenge = 4, 
        Bounty = 5, 
        Unknown1 = 7, 
        Unknown2 = 8, 
        Unknown3 = 9, 
    }  

To be checked but I think 'MainQuest' is from the story mode.

[SeaDragon]

As Prrovoss said, Load is executed only once, there is a version of your plugin doing what you want as an example : GLQ_CursorOnMonster.cs . GitHub

About Story mode, take a look at IQuest.Type :

    public enum QuestType
    {
        MainQuest = 0,
        Event = 2,
        Challenge = 4,
        Bounty = 5,
        Unknown1 = 7,
        Unknown2 = 8,
        Unknown3 = 9,
    }  

To be checked but I think 'MainQuest' is from the story mode.

I know you'll answer me
Thanks very much

[SeaDragon]

As Prrovoss said, Load is executed only once, there is a version of your plugin doing what you want as an example : GLQ_CursorOnMonster.cs . GitHub

About Story mode, take a look at IQuest.Type :

    public enum QuestType
    {
        MainQuest = 0,
        Event = 2,
        Challenge = 4,
        Bounty = 5,
        Unknown1 = 7,
        Unknown2 = 8,
        Unknown3 = 9,
    }  

To be checked but I think 'MainQuest' is from the story mode.

I still don't know how to judge the story mode:gusta:

[prrovoss]

I still don't know how to judge the story mode:gusta:

[C#] using Turbo.Plugins.Default; namespace Turbo.Plugins.Prrovoss { publi - Pastebin.com

IsStoryMode2 seems to be correct

[SeaDragon]

[C#] using Turbo.Plugins.Default; namespace Turbo.Plugins.Prrovoss { publi - Pastebin.com

IsStoryMode2 seems to be correct

YES，IsStoryMode2 is working

[SeaDragon]

[C#] using Turbo.Plugins.Default; namespace Turbo.Plugins.Prrovoss { publi - Pastebin.com

IsStoryMode2 seems to be correct

The bad thing is that it may not be judged as a story mode in some scenes.
For example,The scene of A5 kill Malthael
I think maybe there are other scenes with the same problem.

https://www.ownedcore.com/forums/dia...modetimer.html

[SeaDragon]

There are also Event type quest in story mode, which results in false return.
In the same way, there are Main quest in the adventure mode,
It's terrible.

Edit:
I thought of a stupid way to judge the story mode 1 times in a game. It seemed to be effective. I played the whole A1-A2 completely.

[JackCeparou]

This seems to work :

using System.Linq;
//snip....
        public bool IsStoryMode { get { return Hud.Game.SpecialArea == SpecialArea.None && !Hud.Game.Bounties.Any(); } }
        public bool IsAdventureMode { get { return Hud.Game.Bounties.Any(); } }  

Another way to use it : SampleStoryPlugin.cs . GitHub

[SeaDragon]

This seems to work :

using System.Linq;
//snip....
        public bool IsStoryMode { get { return Hud.Game.SpecialArea == SpecialArea.None && !Hud.Game.Bounties.Any(); } }
        public bool IsAdventureMode { get { return Hud.Game.Bounties.Any(); } }  

Another way to use it : SampleStoryPlugin.cs . GitHub

You have a better solution every time
Thank you