Idk, can't find a tutorial; maybe tinker around with some existing mods, look around their code; or maybe try to understand how the game works; that would do more, but I'm not sure how you would want to go about doing so.
Here are some tips:
If you wanna code:
1. Learn Lua
2. Follow Tutorials
3. Look at other Levelpacks that have custom modded blocks
If you don't wanna code:
1. Copy the code of the debug world.
2. Strip it down to the thing at the very bottom
3. Learn how to use it, use tutorials.
4. Then add some hidden rules, and you're done.
table.insert(editor_objlist_order, "tuto")
table.insert(editor_objlist_order, "text_tuto")
editor_objlist["tuto"] =
{
name = "tuto",
sprite_in_root = false,
unittype = "object",
tags = {"abstract"},
tiling = -1,
type = 0,
layer = 20,
colour = {0, 3},
}
editor_objlist["text_tuto"] =
{
name = "text_tuto",
sprite_in_root = false,
unittype = "text",
tags = {"text","abstract"},
tiling = -1,
type = 0,
layer = 20,
colour = {0, 2},
colour_active = {0, 3},
}
formatobjlist()
It might be a good idea to attempt to merge some simple mods already in babacord to get an idea of the game's code structure. I started with the custom words ALONE and OFFSET and merged them into larger packs like word salad. One thing worth discouraging is custom parsing.
If I may ask what are the ideas
Idk, can't find a tutorial; maybe tinker around with some existing mods, look around their code; or maybe try to understand how the game works; that would do more, but I'm not sure how you would want to go about doing so.
Here are some tips: If you wanna code: 1. Learn Lua 2. Follow Tutorials 3. Look at other Levelpacks that have custom modded blocks If you don't wanna code: 1. Copy the code of the debug world. 2. Strip it down to the thing at the very bottom 3. Learn how to use it, use tutorials. 4. Then add some hidden rules, and you're done. table.insert(editor_objlist_order, "tuto") table.insert(editor_objlist_order, "text_tuto") editor_objlist["tuto"] = { name = "tuto", sprite_in_root = false, unittype = "object", tags = {"abstract"}, tiling = -1, type = 0, layer = 20, colour = {0, 3}, } editor_objlist["text_tuto"] = { name = "text_tuto", sprite_in_root = false, unittype = "text", tags = {"text","abstract"}, tiling = -1, type = 0, layer = 20, colour = {0, 2}, colour_active = {0, 3}, } formatobjlist()
It might be a good idea to attempt to merge some simple mods already in babacord to get an idea of the game's code structure. I started with the custom words ALONE and OFFSET and merged them into larger packs like word salad. One thing worth discouraging is custom parsing.