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About this mod
A framework plugin and scripts to assist with adding extra features to weapon mod patches for Horizon v1.9.4 Includes support for a template plugin to allow Weapon authors for to create custom ammo sets in the Weapon Kit.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
- Donations
Disclaimer: These resources are not official or supported by Zaw. Any issues that are caused by this or relate to this resource should be posted here on this nexus page and not on the Horizon discord.
Current resources:
Custom Ammo Sets
Overview
This mod is now a modders resource for a basic template to enable patched weapon mods for Horizon to have their own custom ammo sets through
the weapon kit.
Function
For patch authors check the "How To Use" article for guidance on how to create and incorporate a custom ammo set into your weapon patch.
Mod Attach Point Keyword Manager
Overview
To allow mod added weapons (armor support in the near future) that have unique attach point keywords to be properly integrated into the weapon
workbench. Making things neat and tidy and not having random orders.
Function
For patch authors check the "How To Use" article for guidance on how this works and how to incorporate it into your
weapon patch(es).
*NEW*
Custom Companion Integration Framework
Overview
To overcome the hard limits within Zaw's original companion manager script that prevented modded companions from being able to level up and
gain experience individually. The technical limit for companions is now 128, the 'base' Horizon uses 43 of these as the framework breaks out Animal
Companions, Attack Dogs and Engineer Robots into individual companions.
Function
For patch authors check the "How To Use" article for guidance on how this works and how to use it for companion patches.
Custom Weapon Patch Resource Framework has been retired whilst I relook at it. If you have it installed or were using it for patches I would not recommend its use with 1.9.4
Credits and Permissions
Zaw for his awesome work evidently.
Yowyow for assistance in testing the Custom Companion Framework. Here is a link to his mod page for NPC patches.
For any mod authors that use these in their patches: please just add a small line of credit to myself with a link to this page. Thank you and enjoy.
Any feedback or suggested tools please add them to the comments.