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Adding the mods to your map

Modules

All modules are under the /Modules directory in (10)trymemode.stormmap/base.stormdata.

Module Name	File	Lib Id	Brief functionality
Module Loader	LibModuleLoader.galaxy	libMODL	A unified Module Loader Lib that allows you to choose which module to load,
Utilities	LibUtilities.galaxy	libUTIL	A Module that have utilities tools such as "Toggle Fog Of War", "Toggle UI", etc.
Units	LibUnits.galaxy	libUNIT	Commands that are related to Players, eg, scoreboard, respawn timer, etc
Players	LibPlayers.galaxy	libPLYR	Commands that are related to units, eg, spawn, kill, etc
Builder Mode	LibBuilderMode.galaxy	libBULM	A Builder Module that allows you to place objects anywhere in the map.
FPS Mode	LibFPSMode.galaxy	libFPSM	A FPS Module that allows you to see the map in first person camera.
Free Camera Mode	LibFreeCameraMode.galaxy	libFRCM	Free Camera Mode allows you to change the angle of the camera easily.
Funny Module	LibFunny.galaxy	libFUNY	Some random code that I put in when I am boring.

You can easily add modules or use the above in your map easily!

1. Copy the whole directory Modules in base.stormdata
2. Put it in your mods or map file's directory, should be something like /your/path/to/ModOrMap.stormmap(or .stormmod)/base.stormdata/Modules

How to use it in your own map

If you are developing a map, you should have a MapScript.galaxy file in the root of your map directory.

Note: I suggest use text editor that supports syntax highlighting such as Sublime Text, VS code or Notepad ++

1. Open the MapScript.galaxy in your text editor.

2. For the first few lines, you should see bunch of include "XXXX". (If not, just add it on top of the file.)

3. After the last line, add the code in a new line: include "Modules/LibModuleLoader":

    include "XXXXXXX"
    include "XXXXXXX"
    ...
    include "Modules/LibModuleLoader"
   

4. Then find the function named InitLibs (), which look like this:

    void InitLibs () {
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        ...
        ...
    }
   

5. At the last line, add the code libMODL_InitLib();, which looks like this:

    void InitLibs () {
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        ...
        ...
        libMODL_InitLib();
    }
   

6. Save the file and open the map, you should see some modules loaded message appear:

7. If there any errors, which will looks like this, then check your code again:

How to use in your own Mod

If you are developing a mod, you should have a created a .galaxy file inside base.stormdata directory. If not, create one using tools such as SC2 Editor and add a trigger library, or make your own

Note: I suggest use text editor that supports syntax highlighting such as Sublime Text, VS code or Notepad ++

1. Open the .galaxy in your text editor.

2. For the first few lines, you should see bunch of include "XXXX". (If not, just add it on top of the file.)

3. After the last line, add the code in a new line: include "Modules/LibModuleLoader":

    include "XXXXXXX"
    include "XXXXXXX"
    ...
    include "Modules/LibModuleLoader"
   

4. Your .galaxy file should have a LibID, which most functions or variables star with. It is beginning with lib then either follow by a 4 character or 6 random Hex characters. It should not hard to find it. (below will use libXXXX as example)

5. Then find the function named libXXX_InitLibraries (), which look like this:

    void libXXX_InitLibraries () {
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        ...
        ...
    }
   

6. At the last line, add the code libMODL_InitLib();, which looks like this:

    void libXXX_InitLibraries () {
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        libXXXX_InitLib();
        ...
        ...
        libMODL_InitLib();
    }
   

7. Save the file and open the map, you should see some modules loaded message appear:

7. If there any errors, which will looks like this, then check your code again: