📕Classes

Tower Defense X is a popular game that involves players setting up defenses to prevent enemies from attacking their base. One key aspect of the game is the ability to choose and customize classes, which are pre-defined sets of equipment, abilities, and effects that players can use to fight off enemies. In this wiki page, we will discuss how to create classes in Tower Defense X.

To create a class in Tower Defense X, you will need to modify the game's configuration files. These files are typically located in the game's installation directory, and can be edited using a text editor such as Notepad or Sublime Text. In particular, you will need to modify the "Classes.yml" file, which contains settings for classes, enemies, and other game elements.

The format for creating a class is as follows:

Classes:
  ClassName:
    Material: MATERIAL_ENUM
    Enabled: true/false
    Cost: AMOUNT
    Permission: PERMISSION_NAME
    Equipment:
      Armor:
        Helmet: 'ITEM_FORMAT'
        Chestplate: 'ITEM_FORMAT'
        Leggings: 'ITEM_FORMAT'
        Boots: 'ITEM_FORMAT'
      Items:
      - 'ITEM_FORMAT'
    Description:
    - 'LINE_OF_DESCRIPTION'
    Effects:
    - 'EFFECT_FORMAT'

Here is an explanation of each field:

• ClassName: The name of the class you want to create.

• Material: The material that represents the main weapon or tool of the class. This should be a Material enum value, such as WOOD_SWORD or BOW.

• Enabled: Whether or not the class is enabled in the game. If set to false, players will not be able to choose this class.

• Cost: The amount of in-game currency required to unlock the class.

• Permission: The permission node required for players to use the class. If left blank, all players will be able to use the class.

• Equipment: A list of armor and items that the player will be given when they choose the class.

• Description: A list of lines that describe the class and its abilities.

• Effects: A list of potion effects that the player will receive when they choose the class.

To define the equipment that the player will receive when they choose the class, you can use the Equipment field. Under Armor, you can define the helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots that the player will receive. Each piece of armor should be defined using the ITEM_FORMAT format, which is a series of attributes separated by colons. The attributes include the material, durability, amount, name, lore, enchantment, and dye color. For example, LEATHER_HELMET : name:&cFighter helmet would create a red leather helmet with the name "Fighter helmet".

Under Items, you can define any additional items that the player will receive. Again, use the ITEM_FORMAT format to define each item. For example, WOOD_SWORD : 1 : name:&cFighter sword would create a wood sword with the name "Fighter sword".

To define the description of the class, use the Description field. Each line should be prefixed with a dash (-) and enclosed in quotes. For example, - '&bGet a wood sword to fight the enemies!' would create a line that says "Get a wood sword to fight the enemies!".

Finally, to define any potion effects that the player will receive when they choose the class, use the Effects field. Each effect should be defined using the EFFECT_FORMAT format, which includes the potion type, duration, and amplifier. For example, SPEED : 999999 : 2