LinkerMod VS nyan

Do I still need this if I'm already using plutonium? Also, should I put mod files in the game directory or in appdata/plutonium/t5/mods?

What? https://github.com/Nukem9/LinkerMod how is this in very limited circles?

The dependency

Official means Treyarch released mod tools. They did release mod tools for BO1, they're on steam under tools if you own the game. The un-official, meaning third-party, mod tools are called Linkermod by Nukem9.

1) Game_Mod (required to play mod 2 & 3 – not sure about mod 4) Download Link GitHub Download and Install Guide Video - Fairly Easy 2) Reimagined Mod (requires Game_Mod) Download Link (Moddb) Trailer

While the openage converter could already generate modpacks from the original game assets for a long time, the engine couldn't really understand them yet (except for loading/showing single animations for testing). This has been changed now with the addition of a simple internal mod manager as well as loaders for getting game data into the gamestate's nyan database. At this point, the gamestate still doesn't have any logic that can do something meaningful with the data. However, it gets us one step closer to testing features with "real" data instead of the more generic tests and demos that we've shown before. This also means that you might see more AoE2 or SWGB visuals in future news posts!

NEW: [nyan] Release v0.2 (Link) nyan file format version numbers optional members - can be None or a value children object members - can only hold heirs of the speficied object abstract object members - can hold object where not all members have values dict members - key-value storage with arbitrary types (keys must be hashable) infinity handling for numbers int and float compatiblity

nyan will be used in openagededicated servers (not as in AoE2DE that is utilizing lockstep and relay servers). openage uses a curved-based approach instead of lockstep (e.g. Tech of Planetary annihilation blog post).

PROPOSED: [nyan] File API (Link)

PROPOSED: [nyan] v0.1 fails to complie on Windows (Link)

PROPOSED: [nyan] Number types compatibility (int<->float) considerations (Link)

We will publish a blogpost for this soon-ish when I have more time again. Currently, the gamestate is stuck in a planning phase because this needs to be merged and we can only draw a bunch of diagrams. I would like us to do a weekly or bi-weekly blogpost series like we did for the modding API to show gamestate progress, so that it will be more visible.