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SimplePhysicsComponent gives the entity very simple physical properties.

You can find all of the values in component_documentation.txt. gravity for individual entities), but here we simply initiate it with default values.

Velocitењњomponent is generally required for anything dealing with physics.

If spawned in-game, you should see a simple animated banner flag dropping to the ground, without any special functionality. This is one of the simplest entities you can find, composed of only three components inside it. For example including files in Lua, with the above structure:

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The data/ can essentially be considered as its own virtual filesystem inside Noita which can be referenced directly, but everything else needs to have your full mod path in it. Due to this, you reference files in them slightly differently aswell.

The mod metadata definition file, includes the name, description and bunch of other settings.ДЄs noted above, the data/ and files/ folders behave very differently from eachother.

This is where you should probably start with a 'Hello world'

The starting point of your mod, includes hooks for post-/pre- world init, player spawn, etc.

Try to name yours a bit better than this example.

A custom script file, which could be doing literally anything or be called from anywhere.

This folder is for any and all custom assets/scripts/data you want to include in your mod, should be used when you don't want to directly replace existing assets (ie.

Inside the data/ folder this is directly replacing the base game spritesheet when this mod is activated. The player animation spritesheet (minГ¤, the purple witch).A folder that gathers together all enemy & friendly spritesheets.Use this ONLY when you want to override base assets. This folder follows exactly the same structure as the Noita's data files that we extracted earlier.Note that this is not the visible 'name' of the mod. Choose this carefully, as you will have to reference it all over the code later on. This is the root folder, the base path of your mod.This is an example mod, that shows the typical file structure you should follow.

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steamapps/workshop/content/881100/ - Mods that you've downloaded through Steam Workshop can be found here.Noita/mods/ - Use this for manually downloaded mods or mod development.8.2 Probably not too useful starting out.2.1 Referencing files in different paths.

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