Download Unity version 2020.3.26f1 and create a new project with the 2D template. To create an enemy prefab, first download the Unity Modding Package from one of the releases of BrutalAPI on Github. Note that this is not a Unity tutorial, you should at least know the very basics of Unity to use this guide.

There's an extra step needed to setup an enemy, which is the enemy prefab. You will also have to use BrutalAPI.Ability the same as with a character. To add an enemy to the game, follow the same steps as with a character, but instead use a BrutalAPI.Enemy class, assign a value to all of the fields such as name, sprites, health. Then to finally add it to the game, call the Add() method of your new class in your mod's main class. Ability instances can be duplicated with the Duplicate() method so that you may only change the fields which change with the character's level.Īt the end of the class, you need to first create each level with their abilities and health using the Character.AddLevel() method and then call the Character.AddCharacter() method. In this method you will need to create a new BrutalAPI.Character instance and assign all of its basic fields such as name, sprites, health, etc.įor each ability of a character, you must create a BrutalAPI.Ability instance and assign its fields, this includes one for each level.

In this class, add a new method called Add().

To add a new character to the game, first create a new public static class with the name of your character. Add it to your mods so you can load sprites for items, characters, etc. This is a class used to load asset bundles, sprites and images into the game. To enable example content in-game, open the file pluginsrutalapi fig and change includeExampleContent to true. This ensures your mod is loaded after BrutalAPI, so that it can use it.

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