Hey everyone!

Just to get everyone up to speed on why I've decided to delay this week's update:

As I talked about last week, you are now able to mod custom rings into the game.
This is awesome, and will kickstart the creation of properly custom dungeons.

Ideally, the mods that you use inside your dungeon are bundled up with the dungeon file to guarantee that updating mods externally does not break the dungeons.

For this to work legally, we have to make sure that mod.io's terms of service is on our side in that regard.
I've started the investigation and I should be more knowledgeable shortly, but I want to make triple sure that I'm doing it in the right way.

Regarding mirrors: unfortunately Thomas had some health related incidents this week which prevented him from working on the art, so I decided to wait until he's back up to speed to start developing the mirrors.

It's likely that the update will launch later today or tomorrow if I get the legal stuff sorted out!

Cheers
Julian

The issues of Friday's update have all been addressed, I want to thank everyone for your understanding again!

The Steam Workshop integration is done and you can now upload your custom character skins and pets to the Steam Workshop.

Let's go over some of the things you have to change with your mod to allow it to be uploadable.


This is required for you to allow changing your mod's name after the fact, if you want to adjust it. It's important to note that for that to work, the Id needs to be kept the same.

If you change the Id of an already uploaded mod, it will upload a new one.

You also want to make sure to make the Id quite unique, as you can't load multiple mods with the same ID. Imagine you used the ID "Link" for your mod, but it's likely other people would do that too. So you could use "Link_LA_Green", or even use an online GUID generator to generate a guaranteed unique series of characters.

All mods require to have this property added, otherwise the game will not load the mod.


This new property allows you to credit yourself in you wish to do so. It's however not required to be added.


To upload your mod to the Steam Workshop, add the Upload property to your Mod.yaml file and set it to true.

If your mod has not been uploaded before, it will create a new entry on the workshop. If it has been uploaded, it will update the entry instead with the changes you made.

The upload happens automatically upon starting the game. So if you wish to upload, simply set the property to true and then restart the game.

This is temporary, there will be a dedicated NPC for this. But we have to design that first!

You can always set the property to false again if you wish to stop updating the mod. You can delete your mod from the Steam Workshop directly.

Note that it can take upwards of ten minutes for your mod to appear in the Workshop depending on your region.

I recommend everyone to look at the sample mods for more information!