Nuclear throne skins mods#

Mods can also make use of the function, allowing for a variety of previously problematic applications. Good documentation on how everything works (or can be fixed when it does not work) becomes an increasingly important thing when you have over a decade of various 'troubleshooting' descriptions, over half of hundred chat commands, and over half of thousand of different functions and variables that can be used in modding. While modding-related matters quickly gotĪn entire wiki dedicated to them, the rest remained in their original (text document) format, getting increasingly more problematic to navigate as new entries were being added.

Since a point was reached where multiple questions on FAQ topic were already covered in the same topic, I decided to take care of the matter.Ĭompact FAQ page (web-based a copy included in the download) with foldable sections covering pretty much all existing questions and chat commands. Based on past experience, I believe that this is about the best format for a thing like this. Historically, GOG players were left out of some fun, including NTT's online multiplayer, and, since recently, modding tools. This changes now - starting with v9900, NTT works with DRM-free versions (GOG/Humble/Twitch), and you can connect-by-IP for online play. This also means that you can have LAN sessions without having to convince Steam to notice that there's a direct network connection. See the FAQ for more information on the feature.

Nuclear throne skins mod#

The final large addition is skin mod support. While you could make custom character skins since introduction of spritemods, they could only replace the existing skins of built-in characters, and were limited in function. Now you can introduce additional skins to both built-in and custom characters via a new mod type, and can define custom logic for them for custom effects (such as leaf particles in the case of the demonstrated Crystal skin by blaac). Skins are treated much like the included ones, appear in UI, and can be chosen in multiplayer (meaning that you can have 4 players all play different-looking versions of the same character). Smaller changes scripting API additions, performance improvements, and countless bug fixes.

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The complete list can be found in NTT-ChangeLog.txt (included in the download), and spans over 200 items since the last version.Mods are modifications to the base game, ranging from balance changes and additions of content to full rehauls and tools to help other people modify the game.

Nuclear throne skins update#

Mods are generally made for Update 19, Update 98, or Nuclear Throne Together (NTT). 'Nuclear Throne Together is an experimental mod for Vlambeer's Nuclear Throne, improving the multiplayer-related aspects of the game, adding modding support, and, most notably, adding online multiplayer support for 2-4 players.' #NUCLEAR THRONE TOGETHER SKINS MODS# Nuclear Throne Together adds mod support for online and offline play. While modders may not have complete, direct access to the source code of the game, they can still complete very complex tasks in terms of modification for the game such as new characters, areas, enemies, weapons, and more. NTT also runs on a modified version of Update 99, so the game content is very current and even includes fixes to bugs that are present in vanilla Update 99.

Skeleton and Frog are added to the character selection screen and can be played from the start.

Skeleton dances in place while frog runs around destroying parts of the terrain.

New alternate costumes including a yellow C Skin for Robot, a Hammerhead B Skin for Skeleton, and Yung Cuz as a C Skin for Y.V.