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GetSeasonManager in DST alternative?, Summer/Winter hat


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In my character mod in DS:ROG, I had a hat for my character that functioned as a dual insulator. I did it with this following code in the local function onequip(inst, owner):

inst.temperatureTask = inst:DoTaskInTime(5, function(inst)
        if GetSeasonManager():GetCurrentTemperature() > 35 then
            inst.components.insulator:SetSummer()
        else
            inst.components.insulator:SetWinter()
        end
    end)

 

In DST, there doesn't seem to be GetSeasonManager, so looking at the straw hat code for a summer insulator, I thought I'd try this:

inst.temperatureTask = inst:DoTaskInTime(5, function(inst)
        if TheWorld.state.temperature > 35 then
            inst.components.insulator:SetSummer()
			
        else
            inst.components.insulator:SetWinter()
			
        end
    end)

But no dice, any idea whats going wrong?

 

Full DST attempt: http://pastebin.com/1nwQsubE

 

ROG version of the dual insulating hat that worked: http://pastebin.com/ZVefxdjL

 

 

 

Edited by Monty_Droppings
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4 hours ago, Maris said:

First tell what's wrong ;)

Well I mean the my DST version of the code just isn't working. I can load and play the game fine with my character mod, it's just when I put the hat on to test insulation, it works in the winter but does nothing in the summer to stop overheating. 

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Test your code using prints. Example:

print("Declare the task...") 
inst.temperatureTask = inst:DoTaskInTime(5, function(inst)
	print("Check temperature:", TheWorld.state.temperature)
	if TheWorld.state.temperature > 35 then
		inst.components.insulator:SetSummer()
		print("Summer!")
	else
		inst.components.insulator:SetWinter()
		print("Winter")
	end
	print("Check insulator type:",
		(inst.components.insulator.type == SEASONS.WINTER) and "winter" or "summer"
	)
end)

 

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2 hours ago, Maris said:

Test your code using prints. Example:


print("Declare the task...") 
inst.temperatureTask = inst:DoTaskInTime(5, function(inst)
	print("Check temperature:", TheWorld.state.temperature)
	if TheWorld.state.temperature > 35 then
		inst.components.insulator:SetSummer()
		print("Summer!")
	else
		inst.components.insulator:SetWinter()
		print("Winter")
	end
	print("Check insulator type:",
		(inst.components.insulator.type == SEASONS.WINTER) and "winter" or "summer"
	)
end)

 

I'm not sure what that means even after googling(I even looked through the forum guide), like what is "printing?" . I don't actually know lua, I've just been looking at functions that do similar things to what I want and fiddle with it until sometimes they work.

 

 

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