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! index | ! index | ||
! field | ! field | ||
+ | ! type | ||
! example | ! example | ||
! explanation | ! explanation | ||
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| <tt>itemsRequired</tt> | | <tt>itemsRequired</tt> | ||
| ''388 350 390 150'' | | ''388 350 390 150'' | ||
+ | | int int | ||
| The items required for purchase, consisting of {{t|item ID}} {{t|amount}} pairs. The example specifies 350 Wood (item ID 338) and 150 Stone (item ID 390). | | The items required for purchase, consisting of {{t|item ID}} {{t|amount}} pairs. The example specifies 350 Wood (item ID 338) and 150 Stone (item ID 390). | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 1 | | 1 | ||
| <tt>tilesWidth</tt> | | <tt>tilesWidth</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''7'' | | ''7'' | ||
| The number of tiles ''wide''(''x'') the building will be when placed on a map. This does not change the size of the image placed, but rather the "walkable" area. | | The number of tiles ''wide''(''x'') the building will be when placed on a map. This does not change the size of the image placed, but rather the "walkable" area. | ||
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| 2 | | 2 | ||
| <tt>tilesHeight</tt> | | <tt>tilesHeight</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''4'' | | ''4'' | ||
| The number of tiles ''high''(''y'') the building will be when placed on a map. This does not change the size of the image placed, but rather the "walkable" area. | | The number of tiles ''high''(''y'') the building will be when placed on a map. This does not change the size of the image placed, but rather the "walkable" area. | ||
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| <tt>humanDoor</tt> | | <tt>humanDoor</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''1'' | | ''1'' | ||
| ''x'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''human'' door. | | ''x'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''human'' door. | ||
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| <tt>humanDoor</tt> | | <tt>humanDoor</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''3'' | | ''3'' | ||
| ''y'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''human'' door. | | ''y'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''human'' door. | ||
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| 5 | | 5 | ||
| <tt>animalDoor</tt> | | <tt>animalDoor</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''3'' | | ''3'' | ||
| ''x'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''animal'' door. | | ''x'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''animal'' door. | ||
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| <tt>animalDoor</tt> | | <tt>animalDoor</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''3'' | | ''3'' | ||
| ''y'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''animal'' door. | | ''y'' location, in tiles, of the clickable ''animal'' door. | ||
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| 7 | | 7 | ||
| <tt>mapToWarpTo</tt> | | <tt>mapToWarpTo</tt> | ||
+ | | string | ||
| ''Barn'' | | ''Barn'' | ||
| | | | ||
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| 8 | | 8 | ||
| <tt>displayName</tt> | | <tt>displayName</tt> | ||
+ | | string | ||
| ''Barn'' | | ''Barn'' | ||
| | | | ||
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| 9 | | 9 | ||
| <tt>description</tt> | | <tt>description</tt> | ||
+ | | string | ||
| ''Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals.'' | | ''Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals.'' | ||
| The description of the building used in locations such as the ''Carpenter's Menu''. | | The description of the building used in locations such as the ''Carpenter's Menu''. | ||
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| <tt>blueprintType</tt> | | <tt>blueprintType</tt> | ||
+ | | string | ||
| ''Buildings'' | | ''Buildings'' | ||
| Type of BluePrint. The current (as of 1.2.29) types are: {{t|Buildings}} {{t|Upgrades}} {{t|Decorations}} {{t|Demolish}} {{t|Animals}} though, currently, only {{t|Buildings}} {{t|Upgrades}} and {{t|Animals}} are used in code. | | Type of BluePrint. The current (as of 1.2.29) types are: {{t|Buildings}} {{t|Upgrades}} {{t|Decorations}} {{t|Demolish}} {{t|Animals}} though, currently, only {{t|Buildings}} {{t|Upgrades}} and {{t|Animals}} are used in code. | ||
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| <tt>nameOfBuildingToUpgrade</tt> | | <tt>nameOfBuildingToUpgrade</tt> | ||
+ | | string | ||
| ''none'' | | ''none'' | ||
− | | Only used for {{t|Upgrades}} BluePrint types. This allows you to choose which building you want to replace/upgrade. | + | | Only used for {{t|Upgrades}} BluePrint types. This allows you to choose which building/blueprint you want to replace/upgrade. |
|- | |- | ||
| 12 | | 12 | ||
| <tt>sourceRectForMenuView</tt> | | <tt>sourceRectForMenuView</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''96'' | | ''96'' | ||
| | | | ||
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| <tt>sourceRectForMenuView</tt> | | <tt>sourceRectForMenuView</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''96'' | | ''96'' | ||
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| <tt>namesOfOkBuildingLocations</tt> | | <tt>namesOfOkBuildingLocations</tt> | ||
+ | | string | ||
| ''Farm'' | | ''Farm'' | ||
− | | Game Locations where this building is allowed to build. The game only uses {{t|Farm}. | + | | Game Locations where this building is allowed to build. The game only uses {{t|Farm} and as far a I can tell it's never used. |
|- | |- | ||
| 17 | | 17 | ||
| <tt>moneyRequired</tt> | | <tt>moneyRequired</tt> | ||
+ | | int | ||
| ''6000'' | | ''6000'' | ||
| Amount of money required to purchase from the Carpenter. | | Amount of money required to purchase from the Carpenter. | ||
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| <tt>magical</tt> | | <tt>magical</tt> | ||
+ | | boolean | ||
| ''false'' | | ''false'' | ||
| Allow the building will build instantly/magically. | | Allow the building will build instantly/magically. |
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This page explains how the game uses blueprints to construct buildings. This is an advanced guide for mod developers.
Data
Raw data
Blueprints are stored in Content\Data\Blueprints.xnb, which can be unpacked using XNB Extract. Here's the raw data (as of 1.2.29) for reference:
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content: #!Dictionary<String,String>
Silo: "390 100 330 10 334 5/3/3/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Silo/Allows you to cut and store grass for feed./Buildings/none/48/128/-1/null/Farm/100/false" #!String
Mill: "388 150 390 50 428 4/4/2/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Mill/Allows you to create flour from wheat and sugar from beets./Buildings/none/64/128/-1/null/Farm/2500/false" #!String
Earth Obelisk: "337 10 86 10/3/3/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Earth Obelisk/Warps you to the mountains./Buildings/none/48/128/-1/null/Farm/1000000/true" #!String
Water Obelisk: "337 5 372 10 393 10/3/3/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Water Obelisk/Warps you to the beach./Buildings/none/48/128/-1/null/Farm/1000000/true" #!String
Junimo Hut: "390 200 268 9 771 100/3/2/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Junimo Hut/Junimos will harvest crops around the hut for you./Buildings/none/48/64/-1/null/Farm/20000/true" #!String
Gold Clock: "/3/2/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Gold Clock/Prevents debris from appearing on your farm. Keeps fences from decaying./Buildings/none/48/80/-1/null/Farm/10000000/true" #!String
Stable: "709 100 335 5/4/2/-1/-1/-2/-1/null/Stable/Allows you to keep and ride a horse. Horse included./Buildings/none/64/96/-1/null/Farm/10000/false" #!String
Well: "390 75/3/3/-1/-1/-1/-1/null/Well/Provides a place for you to refill your watering can./Buildings/none/48/80/-1/null/Farm/1000/false" #!String
Coop: "388 300 390 100/6/3/1/2/2/2/Coop/Coop/Houses 4 coop-dwelling animals./Buildings/none/64/96/4/null/Farm/4000/false" #!String
Big Coop: "388 400 390 150/6/3/1/2/2/2/Coop2/Big Coop/Houses 8 coop-dwelling animals. Comes with an incubator. Unlocks ducks./Upgrades/Coop/64/96/8/null/Farm/10000/false" #!String
Deluxe Coop: "388 500 390 200/6/3/1/2/2/2/Coop3/Deluxe Coop/Houses 12 coop-dwelling animals. Comes with an auto-feed system. Unlocks rabbits./Upgrades/Big Coop/64/96/12/null/Farm/20000/false" #!String
Barn: "388 350 390 150/7/4/1/3/3/3/Barn/Barn/Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals./Buildings/none/96/96/4/null/Farm/6000/false" #!String
Big Barn: "388 450 390 200/7/4/1/3/4/3/Barn2/Big Barn/Houses 8 barn-dwelling animals. Allows animals to give birth. Unlocks goats./Upgrades/Barn/96/96/8/null/Farm/12000/false" #!String
Deluxe Barn: "388 550 390 300/7/4/1/3/4/3/Barn3/Deluxe Barn/Houses 12 barn-dwelling animals. Comes with an auto-feed system. Unlocks sheep and pigs./Upgrades/Big Barn/96/96/12/null/Farm/25000/false" #!String
Slime Hutch: "390 500 338 10 337 1/11/6/5/5/-1/-1/SlimeHutch/Slime Hutch/Raise up to 20 slimes. Fill water troughs and slimes will create slime balls./Buildings/none/96/96/20/null/Farm/10000/false" #!String
Shed: "388 300/7/3/3/2/-1/-1/Shed/Shed/An empty building. Fill it with whatever you like! The interior can be decorated./Buildings/none/96/96/20/null/Farm/15000/false" #!String
Greenhouse: "388 500 390 200 337 1/4/2/2/1/-1/-1/FarmGreenHouse/Greenhouse/A place to grow crops from any season, year round!/Buildings/none/64/96/-1/null/Farm" #!String
Mine Elevator: "388 30 390 15 334 5/4/2/1/1/-1/-1/null/Mine Elevator/Quickly travel between any mine elevators you construct. You can only build one per mine level./Buildings/none/64/64/-1/MineElevator/UndergroundMine" #!String
Chicken: "animal/500/64/64/Chicken/Lays delicious eggs. Comes in two colors./null/Farm" #!String
Duck: "animal/1000/64/64/Duck/Lays eggs and occasionally drops feathers./null/Farm" #!String
Rabbit: "animal/1500/64/64/Rabbit/These are wooly rabbits!/null/Farm" #!String
Cow: "animal/1000/64/96/Cow/Produces rich, creamy milk./null/Farm" #!String
Sheep: "animal/1500/64/96/Sheep/Can be sheared for valuable wool./null/Farm" #!String
Goat: "animal/1500/64/96/Goat/Produces tasty goat's milk!/null/Farm" #!String
Pig: "animal/2000/64/96/Pig/These are specially trained to find truffles./null/Farm" #!String
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Format
The file contains data fields delimited by /
, with two formats:
- Animal buildings (denoted by the first field being animal), like this entry:
Chicken: "animal/500/64/64/Chicken/Lays delicious eggs. Comes in two colors./null/Farm"
The fields for animal buildings are...
index field type example explanation TODO - Any other entry, like this one:
Barn: "388 350 390 150/7/4/1/3/3/3/Barn/Barn/Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals./Buildings/none/96/96/4/null/Farm/6000/false"
index field example explanation 0 itemsRequired 388 350 390 150 int int The items required for purchase, consisting of <item ID>
<amount>
pairs. The example specifies 350 Wood (item ID 338) and 150 Stone (item ID 390).1 tilesWidth int 7 The number of tiles wide(x) the building will be when placed on a map. This does not change the size of the image placed, but rather the "walkable" area. 2 tilesHeight int 4 The number of tiles high(y) the building will be when placed on a map. This does not change the size of the image placed, but rather the "walkable" area. 3 humanDoor int 1 x location, in tiles, of the clickable human door. 4 humanDoor int 3 y location, in tiles, of the clickable human door. 5 animalDoor int 3 x location, in tiles, of the clickable animal door. 6 animalDoor int 3 y location, in tiles, of the clickable animal door. 7 mapToWarpTo string Barn 8 displayName string Barn 9 description string Houses 4 barn-dwelling animals. The description of the building used in locations such as the Carpenter's Menu. 10 blueprintType string Buildings Type of BluePrint. The current (as of 1.2.29) types are: <Buildings>
<Upgrades>
<Decorations>
<Demolish>
<Animals>
though, currently, only<Buildings>
<Upgrades>
and<Animals>
are used in code.11 nameOfBuildingToUpgrade string none Only used for <Upgrades>
BluePrint types. This allows you to choose which building/blueprint you want to replace/upgrade.12 sourceRectForMenuView int 96 13 sourceRectForMenuView int 96 14 maxOccupants 4 Max Number of Animals allowed to be placed in the building. 15 actionBehavior null 16 namesOfOkBuildingLocations string Farm Farm} and as far a I can tell it's never used. 17 moneyRequired int 6000 Amount of money required to purchase from the Carpenter. 18 magical boolean false Allow the building will build instantly/magically.