💡AdminToys

CursedMod has a rich API to interact with Admin Toys.

Primitives

Primitives are shapes such as cubes, spheres or even cylinders that you can spawn in clients. CursedMod lets you easily spawn primitives without any type of issue.

CursedPrimitiveObject primitive = CursedPrimitiveObject.Create(PrimitiveType.Cube);

A rich constructor.

The Create method allows you to pass a lot of information in order to create your own primitives in one single method:

static CursedPrimitiveObject Create(PrimitiveType? type = null, Vector3? position = null, Vector3? scale = null, Vector3? rotation = null, Color? color = null, bool spawn = false)

Properties

• PrimitiveType

• Position

• Scale

• Rotation

• Movement Smoothing

• Color

• Spawn on creation

Non collidable primitives

To create a non collidable primitive you just have to use a negative scale vector:

primitive.Scale = new Vector3(1f, 1f, 1f); // Collidable
primitive.Scale = new Vector3(-1f, -1f, -1f); // Non collidable

Light Sources

Light sources are simple light points that you can spawn on clients. CursedMod lets you easily spawn light sources without any type of issue.

A rich constructor.

The Create method allows you to pass a lot of information in order to create your own light sources in one single method:

static CursedLightSource Create(Vector3? position = null, Vector3? rotation = null, Vector3? scale = null, float? lightIntensity = null, float? lightRange = null, Color? lightColor = null, bool? lightShadows = null, bool spawn = false)

Properties

• Position

• Scale

• Movement Smoothing

• Light Intensity

• Light Range

• Light Color

• Light Shadows

Shooting Targets

Shooting targets are admin toys with the shape and functionality of targets that you can shoot and play with that you can spawn on clients. CursedMod lets you easily spawn shooting targets without any type of issue.

A rich constructor.

The Create method allows you to pass a lot of information in order to create your own shooting targets in one single method:

static CursedShootingTarget Create(ShootingTargetType type, Vector3? position = null, Vector3? scale = null, Vector3? rotation = null, bool spawn = false)

Properties

• Position

• Scale

• Movement Smoothing

• Health

• Max Health

• Auto Reset Time

• Server Sync

Movement Smoothing

In all admin toys you will find a property called MovementSmoothing, this property allows you to setup a configurable byte used to lerp positions in clients when they change in order to make them more smooth. An ideal value is equal to your server framerate, by default 60.