The mod is currently a single class file, containing one additional build helper, the "Precise circle". The following picture shows three arcs, the green ones were created using the Circle build helper, with radiuses 9 and 10, respectively. The grey one does have a radius of 9.5, created using my custom build helper.
Usage
Use it like any other build helper, but with one difference: Since the interface doesn't support precise values the helper divides the selected radius by 10. Thus, you have to select your desired radius multiplied with 10. Example: For the 9.5 arc in the picture I chose a radius of 95.
Installation
Since the modding API is still in its infancy, there is no update-proof way to register custom build helpers using the mod loader. Therefore, the installation works like this:
Licensing
Once the API becomes more stable, I am going to release this and any other build helpers I am going to make under the GPL. For now, do what you will with that file, as the source code is so trivial that one simply can't claim any rights on it.
Usage
Use it like any other build helper, but with one difference: Since the interface doesn't support precise values the helper divides the selected radius by 10. Thus, you have to select your desired radius multiplied with 10. Example: For the 9.5 arc in the picture I chose a radius of 95.
Installation
Since the modding API is still in its infancy, there is no update-proof way to register custom build helpers using the mod loader. Therefore, the installation works like this:
- Use an archive manager to open the StarMade.jar.
- Navigate to the following directory: org/schema/game/client/view/buildhelper
- You should see several other files, i.e. CircleBuildHelper.class. If not, go to step 2.
- Drop the downloaded PreciseBuildHelper.class file into the directory you just navigated to.
- Start the game.
Licensing
Once the API becomes more stable, I am going to release this and any other build helpers I am going to make under the GPL. For now, do what you will with that file, as the source code is so trivial that one simply can't claim any rights on it.
