BazaarIsMyHaven

server-side mod - only the host needs it installed.

This is a fork of Lunzir's excellent BazaarIsMyHome mod.

Features

• Extra Interactables in the Bazaar (configurable):

  • 3D Printers
  • Additional Cauldrons, also Transcendent Cauldrons (with Hallowed Concepts)
  • Scrappers
  • Equipment Terminals
  • Lunar Shop (customizable)
  • Cleansing Pool
  • Shrine of Order
  • Donation Altar
  • Wandering Chef (with the Alloyed Collective)
  • Drone stations from the Alloyed Collective
  • Command Pedestal

• Newt Behavior Options:

  • Stop him from throwing you out.
  • Change what happens after you kill him.
  • Let him greet you and comment on your purchases, in each player's language.

• Portal Options:

  • Spawn a Bazaar portal after every teleporter event.

• Other Tweaks:

  • A director that decides which interactables appear, with more credits the further you are into the run.
  • Drifter can't bag the Bazaar's interactables, the Newt or other players.
  • Drifter gains no Junk in the Bazaar, so Salvage can't farm temporary items there.
  • Drifter's Tinker doesn't reroll or transmute anything in the Bazaar.
  • Captain's hacking beacon only pays for one purchase of a Bazaar shop with a money price; afterwards it costs the usual price again.
  • Config changes apply from the next run, without restarting the game.

• Compatiblity with other Mods

  • BiggerBazaar
  • InLobbyConfig

Credits

Thanks to Lunzir for BazaarIsMyHome, the mod this one is a fork of.

Thanks to WeeabooGod for a large contribution to this mod:

• Making unmodded clients see the Lunar Buds at the right size, making the shop terminal workaround obsolete.
• The price signs above Equipment Terminals.
• Compatibility with QoLChests
• Reloading the config at the start of each run.
• Various small fixes for the Donation Altar, Lunar Buds, cauldrons, printers, the Wandering Chef and ShareSuite.

Key Settings

In-detail descriptions for some of the settings:

General - Director

Like the game's own scene director, a director decides which interactables appear in the Bazaar. On every visit it gets credits:

Formula: Credits = DirectorExtraCredits + DirectorCreditsPerStage x Number of Stages Completed, at most DirectorCreditsCap (200 by default, -1 for no cap)

It spends them at random on the interactables of the enabled sections, until it can't afford anything more. Each interactable has a DirectorCost and a DirectorWeight. The weight sets how likely the director picks it compared to the others, and MaxAmount limits how many of a kind can spawn. By default, a printer costs 5 to 15 credits depending on its tier, and Lunar Buds and the Cleansing Pool cost nothing, so they always spawn, the buds up to their MaxAmount.

Two interactables work differently:

• Scrappers: the director picks them only once, and then all MaxAmount Scrappers spawn.
• Wandering Chef: with CraftableRecipesOnly, he only offers a recipe that a player can cook from their inventory and what the Bazaar offers. If there is none, he leaves again and the director spends his credits on something else.

Newt - Dialogue

Controls what Newt says in chat:

• Off -> Newt says nothing.
• Default -> Newt uses the game's own lines, which the game itself never shows. He comments when you donate at the Donation Altar, buy from a Lunar Bud or hit him, and every player sees these lines in their own language. He also greets you when you arrive, in English. The rewards of the Donation Altar are shown as the game's usual pickup messages.
• BazaarIsMyHome -> The greetings and remarks of the original BazaarIsMyHome mod, in the host's language.

Newt - KarmaTrigger

In runs with karma enabled, angering Newt raises the run's karma, which makes the final fight harder:

• OnDamage -> Vanilla. Karma rises when he would kick you out after being hit, also if NoKickFromShop keeps you in the Bazaar.
• OnKill -> Karma only rises when Newt is killed.

Newt can revive and be angered again. With KarmaTriggerOncePerVisit (on by default), karma rises at most once per visit to the Bazaar.

Newt - DeathBehavior

Controls how Newt acts after being killed:

• Default -> Normal behavior.
• Tank -> Newt Health is significantly reduced. Revives with double HP.
• Ghost -> Newt Health is significantly reduced. Revives as a ghost.
• Hostile -> Newt Health is significantly reduced. Revives and starts defending himself.

Equipment

With a Cost above 0, each Equipment Terminal shows its price above it. Clients without the mod see it too. CostType sets what the price is paid in, such as money (the default), Lunar Coins or items of a tier. With ScaleMoneyCosts, money prices scale with difficulty like the game's own shops.

With BuyToInventory, bought equipment goes straight into your inventory, and the equipment it replaces goes into the terminal. That purchase buys the slot: swapping there again is free for you, and your price sign disappears. Other players still pay, so no one gets equipment someone else paid for. The Command Pedestal keeps equipment its pick replaces for you to swap back, and the Wandering Chef's equipment replaces yours, which is discarded.

LunarShop

The Lunar Shop swaps the Bazaar's Lunar Buds for up to MaxAmount Lunar Buds (at most 20), each with its price. CostType sets what the price is paid in, such as Lunar Coins (the default), money or items of a tier. Clients without the mod also see them at the right size. The Lunar Recycler rerolls them, except buds a player already bought from. With BuyToInventory, equipment you replace goes into the bud, and swapping there again is free for you. Other players still pay. With InstancedPurchases, your price tag there shows 0. If the director spawns no buds, the Lunar Recycler is removed too.

You can freely configure which items can be bought at the LunarShop. There are two settings to configure this:

• SequentialItems:

  • True -> Items are drawn in order from the list. So if the number of Lunar Buds matches the number of items in the list, you always find the same items in the Bazaar.
  • False -> Items are picked at random from the list.

• ItemList:

  • Follows the ItemStringPaser format.
  • A list of items to appear. Must be internal items names. Can use tier or droptables as well, see Item Keywords below.
  • Examples:
    • Tier1 | Tier2 | Tier3 | Lunar | Boss: If SequentialItems is set to True and MaxAmount to 5, then you will find exactly 1 white item, 1 green item, 1 red item, 1 lunar item and 1 boss item in the shop.
    • dtLunarChest: This is the vanilla behavior of the game.
    • FreeChest | VoidTier1 | dtChest2: 1 Shipping Request Form, one random item of Void Tier 1 and one random item of the droptable of a large chest.
  • The Repeat and Multiplier operators do not play a role here.

Donation Altar

The Donate section lets the director spawn a Donation Altar near the Newt. Donating gives you a reward. A donation costs Lunar Coins by default; CostType can change that, e.g. to money or items of a tier, and the price tag shows it.

Every 2 seconds, each player sees a reward they could get on up to five Lunar Buds above the altar, one bud per item. Buds the reward doesn't need stay open but empty, and all of them close once a player can't get a reward anymore. These are only examples: the reward for a donation is rolled when you donate. Clients need no mod for this.

Equipment in a reward goes into your empty equipment slots first, then replaces the equipment you have. Equipment pushed out this way, or that doesn't fit, is discarded, so a reward can't end up with another player.

There are 3 item lists which are selected at random:

• RewardList1: By default contains either 5 small chest items or 2 large chest items.
• RewardList2: By default contains either 1 legendary item or 1 boss item.
• RewardList3: Disabled by default. By default contains some unreleased or unfinished items.

These reward lists can be fully customized. They follow the ItemStringPaser format. See the below section Item Keyword List on what are valid values. With the donate reward lists, it is possible to reward multiple items at the same time.

Examples:

RewardList1 = 5xdtITDefaultWave: The reward will be 5 random items of the droptable of void potentials from the Simulacrum mode.

RewardList1 = 5xdtChest1 | 2xdtChest2: The reward will be either 5 random items of the small chest droptable or 2 random items of the large chest droptable.

Drones

If the Alloyed Collective is enabled for the run, the Drones section lets the director spawn a Drone Combiner Station, a Drone Upgrade Station, a Drone Scrapper and a Triple Drone Shop. Each one has its own settings.

Drones normally stay behind when you enter the Bazaar, but the Drone Combiner Station, the Drone Upgrade Station and the Drone Scrapper only work with drones that are there. So with the Drones section enabled, the players' drones come along like on any other stage and behave as usual. Other allies still stay behind.

The Triple Drone Shop offers either common or uncommon drones, by TripleDroneShopCommonWeight and TripleDroneShopUncommonWeight. On other stages the game offers only common drones before the third stage; in the Bazaar the weights apply on every visit. Each variant has its own cost, paid in TripleDroneShopCostType. With a cost type other than money, a price sign above the shop replaces its own price display, which would show money to players without the mod.

Command Pedestal

The CommandPedestal section lets the director spawn a Command Pedestal. Buying from it drops a Command Essence, from which you choose any item of the pedestal's tier. The tiers are white, green, red, boss and lunar items, equipment, and the four void tiers. Like a printer, the pedestal has one DirectorWeight for how often it appears, and each tier has its own Weight, DirectorCost and Cost, e.g. Tier2Weight: once the director picks the pedestal, it rolls a tier it can afford by the tier weights, once per visit, and the essence it gives is shown above the pedestal. The price is paid in CostType and shown on a price sign above the pedestal. By default the tiers are as rare as their items are in a typical stage, e.g. about half the pedestals offer white items and one in twenty red ones; lunar and void boss items are off.

Unmodded clients can't spawn the game's own Command Chest, so it is an Ocular Vault from the Alloyed Collective. Its hover text still says "Place Ocular Battery", since only the host has the mod. Buying opens the pedestal; if a player can't afford it, the pedestal plays the pedestal's refusal.

With InstancedPurchases, each player can buy from it once: the pedestal stays ready for the others, and each buyer gets their own essence. With BuyToInventory, using the pedestal shows the item picker right away, without an essence appearing. The price is only charged once you pick an item, which goes straight into your inventory. Equipment you pick replaces yours, which goes into the vault: using the vault again swaps it back for free, as often as you like, and only you can do so. Closing the picker costs nothing, and using the pedestal again reopens it. Without InstancedPurchases, the first player to pick an item buys the pedestal. Without BuyToInventory, buying drops a Command Essence that anyone can use.

RewardListAvailableCharacters - Valid Keywords

Survivors

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