107 lines
4.8 KiB
Lua
107 lines
4.8 KiB
Lua
-- "Dungeon Loot" [dungeon_loot]
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-- Original by BlockMen, this entire file by Amoeba
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--
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-- config.lua
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--
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-- Note: All positive heights (above water level) are treated as depth 0.
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-- Also, no comma after the item of a list.
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-- Minimum number of rooms a dungeon should have for a chest to be generated
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dungeon_loot.min_num_of_rooms = 4
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-- Items on basic lists have three depth ranges for their listed amount
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-- maximums; they get max/2 before first increase point (minimum of 1 if
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-- amount is >0), the given max between the 1st and 2nd increase point,
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-- and max*2 after the 2nd.
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dungeon_loot.depth_first_basic_increase = 200
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dungeon_loot.depth_second_basic_increase = 2000
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-- The master list of loot types
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-- Note that tools and weapons should always have max_amount = 1.
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-- Chance is a probability between 0 (practically never) and 1 (always),
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-- so change a chance to 0 if you don't want a type (eg. weapons) included
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-- in your game (or -0.001 if you want to be REALLY sure).
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dungeon_loot.loot_types = {
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{name="treasure", max_amount = 10, chance = 0.7, type = "depth_cutoff"},
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{name="tools", max_amount = 1, chance = 0.5, type = "depth_cutoff"},
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{name="weapons", max_amount = 1, chance = 0.1, type = "depth_cutoff"},
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{name="consumables", max_amount = 80, chance = 0.9, type = "basic_list"},
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{name="seedlings", max_amount = 5, chance = 0.3, type = "basic_list"}
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}
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-- Loot type lists; these names MUST be exactly of the format:
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-- "dungeon_loot.name_list" where "name" is in the above list
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-- Depth cutoff lists
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-- These must be in order of increasing depth (but can include the same item
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-- more than once). Method: a random number between 1 and chest depth is
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-- chosen, and the item in that range is added to the loot. Then, there's
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-- a chance additional items of the same type are added to stack; if the
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-- random number is much greater than the item's min_depth, the amount
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-- can grow pretty big.
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dungeon_loot.treasure_list = {
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{name="default:steel_ingot", min_depth = 0},
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{name="default:bronze_ingot", min_depth = 20},
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{name="default:gold_ingot", min_depth = 45},
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{name="default:mese_crystal", min_depth = 50},
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{name="default:diamond", min_depth = 150},
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{name="default:gold_block", min_depth = 777},
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{name="default:mese", min_depth = 800},
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{name="default:diamond_block", min_depth = 1800},
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{name="default:mese", min_depth = 2000}
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}
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dungeon_loot.tools_list = {
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{name="default:pick_steel", min_depth = 0},
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{name="default:shovel_diamond", min_depth = 38},
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{name="default:pick_bronze", min_depth = 40},
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{name="default:axe_diamond", min_depth = 95},
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{name="default:pick_diamond", min_depth = 100}
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}
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dungeon_loot.weapons_list = {
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{name="default:sword_steel", min_depth = 0},
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{name="default:sword_bronze", min_depth = 50},
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{name="default:sword_mese", min_depth = 150},
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{name="default:sword_diamond", min_depth = 250}
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}
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-- Basic lists
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-- These can be of two types, either with combined chance and amount,
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-- or with the two variables separated. "chance" means each item has a
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-- N/M chance of being chosen, where N is it's own chance and M is the
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-- total sum of chances on the list. "amount" is the maximum amount of
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-- items given at the middle depth range.
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dungeon_loot.consumables_list = {
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{name="default:apple", chance_and_amount = 20},
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{name="default:torch", chance_and_amount = 30},
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{name="default:stick", chance_and_amount = 10}
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}
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dungeon_loot.seedlings_list = {
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{name="default:sapling", chance = 5, amount = 2},
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{name="default:pine_sapling", chance = 10, amount = 2},
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{name="default:junglesapling", chance = 15, amount = 2},
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{name="default:acacia_sapling", chance = 15, amount = 2}
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}
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-- Add items from other mods here inside the appropriate
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-- "if ... then ... end" test
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-- For basic lists, just using insert without a value works fine.
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-- For depth cutoff lists, you can use insert with a table index, eg.
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-- table.insert(dungeon_loot.treasure_list, 5, {name="your_mod:platinum_ingot", min_depth = 120}
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-- The above would add a new item to the treasure list as the 5th item,
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-- moving diamond and all below it one down in the list. Just make sure
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-- that the increasing min_depth order is kept.
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-- Tips: With multiple insertions in a depth cutoff list, start from the
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-- last item and work towards the beginning, then you don't have to calculate
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-- your number of additions. Also, trying to make sure too many different
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-- mods work together in a single list will probably give you a headache;
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-- just create a new list (or two) for mods with lots of additions.
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if minetest.get_modpath("farming") then
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table.insert(dungeon_loot.consumables_list, {name="farming:bread", chance_and_amount = 10})
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table.insert(dungeon_loot.seedlings_list, {name="farming:seed_wheat", chance = 1, amount = 10})
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table.insert(dungeon_loot.seedlings_list, {name="farming:seed_cotton", chance = 20, amount = 5})
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end
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