Mod Settings

When creating a mod there are many general settings that relate to the mod itself, rather than any specific component or gmaeobject. These settings are grouped into the special Minigame/Board Settings gameobject at the top of the Hierarchy Window. These control important settings such as the mod's name/description, music/sound, rules, controls, lighting and screen effects.

General Mod Settings

Minigame/Board Details

Property	Description
Name	The name of the mod. This is the name used in-game only. Note: To set the name for the Steam Workshop, use the Publish Mod Window
Description	The description of the mod as it appears in the: Minigame loading screen (minigame mods) Multiplayer lobby (board mods) Note: This is not the description for the Steam Workshop, that is set in the Publish Mod Window
Preview Image	The preview image that appears in the: Minigame loading screen (minigame mods) Multiplayer lobby (board mods) Note: This is not the preview image for the Steam Workshop, that is set in the Publish Mod Window

Minigame Mod Settings

Minigame Settings

Property	Description
Rounds	The number of rounds to use for the minigame.
End Conditions	How the minigame should end.
Timer	The minigame will end after the timer expires.
Round Duration (s)	The duration of a single round in seconds.
ObtainPoints	The minigame will end after a single player has achieved a given number of points.
Points to win	The number of points a single player needs to earn to win the minigame.
RemainingPlayersAlive	The minigame will end when there are only a given number of players left alive.
Players Alive	The number of players left alive for the minigame to end. Note: If this is greater than or equal to the number of players in the lobby, it will be set to 1 fewer than the lobby player count. E.g. if Players Alive is 4 but there are only 2 people in the lobby, it will be set to 1 instead of 4.
FinishMinigame	The minigame will end when all players have had a Set Placement Action fired for them.
Placement Condition	How the players are ordered to determine who came first to who came last.
Most Points	The player with the most points will be first. The player with the fewest points will be last.
Least Points	The player with the fewest points will be first. The player with the most points will be last.
Finish Order	Players are given placements in the order that they finished. This is the order in which their Set Placement Actions were fired. The player who finished first is given first place.
Last Man Standing	Players are given placements in the order in which they were killed. Players who died first are placed last. With the players who haven't died, or those who died last being placed first.

Player Settings

These settings configure how the player moves and interacts with the minigame scene.

Property	Description
Player Type	How the player is controlled. Can choose between Third Person and Top Down.

Movement

Property	Description
Movement Speed	The maximum speed the player can be made to move using a movement input.
Acceleration	How quickly the player accelerates to their Movement Speed while on the ground.
Deceleration	How quicky the player decelerates when not receiving a movement input.
Mid-air Acceleration	How quickly the player accelerates to their Movement Speed while airborne.
Gravity Scale	A multiplier that affects the strength gravity felt by the player.
Max Step Height	The maximum height in units that players can walk up without needing to jump.
Can Jump	If the player is able to jump or not.
Jump Speed	The power of the player's jump. Larger numbers will result in higher jumps.
Mid-air Jumps	How many times the player can jump while in mid-air before they need to touch the ground again.
Twinstick Controls	(Top Down player type only) Should the player use twinstick controls. When enabled, the player's facing direction is controlled separately to the movement direction. When disabled, the player will always face the direction of movement.

Camera

Only available if using the Top Down player.

Property	Description
Camera Mode	The type of camera to use. Static: Remains in one place and never moves. Follow: Follow a single player around. Follow All: Moves to follow the average position between all players.
Camera Distance	How far back the camera is from it's target (World origin for Static camera, Player for Follow camera, All Player average position for Follow All camera). The target can be offset using the Position Offset attribute.
View Angle	The camera's angle of elevation from the horizontal plane, in degrees. 0 is looking parallel to the ground. 90 is perpendicular looking directly down from above.
Position Offset	How far back the camera is from it's target. The target can be set using the Position Offset attribute.
Follow Area Shape	Should punching another player stun them.
Square	Confines the camera to moving within a rectangular area.
Left/Right Size	Width of the camera area on the X axis.
Forward/Backward Size	Width of the camera area on the Z axis.
Max X Move Distance	The maximum distance the camera can move from the left to the right. I.e. it can move half this distance from the center of the follow area.
Max Z Move Distance	The maximum distance the camera can move forward and backward. I.e. it can move half this distance in both the forward and backward directions from the center of the follow area.
Centre	The center of the follow area on the X,Z plane of the camera follow area.
Circle	Confines the camera to moving within a rectangular area.
Circle Diameter	The diameter of the follow are circle.
Max Move Distance	The maximum distance the camera can move along any axis. I.e. it can move half this distance from the center to it's maximum in a given direction.
Circle Centre	The center of the follow area on the X,Z plane of the camera follow area.

Punching

Property	Description
Can Punch	If the player is able to punch using their fists when not holding an item. Note: With this disabled, the player is still able to use melee weapons.
Cooldown (s)	How long since the start of the last punch (in seconds) must the player wait before they can begin another punch.
Damage	How much damage does each punch deal to other players.
Punch Stuns Target	Should punching another player stun them.
Punch Stun Duration (s)	The duration of the stun inflicted on other players who get punched, in seconds.

Stuns

Property	Description
Immunity Duration	The duration in seconds since the last stun in which the player cannot be stunned again. Begins when the last stun finishes.

Respawning

Property	Description
Can Respawn	If the player should respawn when killed, or remain dead until the end of the round.
Respawn Time (s)	The time is seconds between dying and being respawned.
Invulnerable Time (s)	The time in seconds after respawning in which the player cannot take any damage.

Event Triggers

Property	Description
On Weapon Hit	Event fired on the player when they are hit by a weapon.
Weapon Type	The type(s) of weapon that will cause this event to fire.
On Tick	Event fired on the player continuously with a given interval.
Interval	How long in seconds between each firing of this event. Can set either a constant value or a random value with lower and upper bounds.
On Death	Event that fires each time the player is killed.
On Respawn	Event that fires each time the player is spawned or respawned. This includes the first time they are spawned.
On First Spawn	Event that fires only once per round on the initial spawn of the player.

Health

Property	Description
Use Health	If the player should use health or not. If not using health, any damage received will instantly kill the player.
Show Health Bar	Whether or not a health bar should be displayed above every player's head.
Health Points	How many health points should the player have.