Configure the number of items in each store rotation, show them all, remove purchases, sort them, and/or enable sales for them.
Simple mod that adds configurability to the number of items that show up in the store every week.
Intended for when there's a large number of modded items (suits, furniture, etc.) in the store, and the vanilla store rotation makes it too unlikely to ever see a desired item in stock.
Compatible with v45, v49, v50, v56, and v61.
Uses CSync (v5.0.1 and above) by Lordfirespeed to sync config settings between host and clients.
NOTE: In case an older version of CSync is needed, usually due to mods that have not yet updated to the latest versions, refer to the following table for which specific version of this mod to downgrade to:
| CSync | StoreRotationConfig |
|---|---|
| v5.0.1 | v2.1.0+ |
| v4.1.0 | v2.0.1 |
| v3.1.1 | v1.3.0 |
By default, the number of available items in the store is increased from 4-5 (vanilla) to 8-12, but this range can be configured via the minItems and maxItems config settings. Set both numbers to the same value to have a fixed number of items in every rotation. If minItems is larger than maxItems, both numbers are set to the larger value. To avoid any issues with negative numbers, the absolute value of these two settings is used when generating the store rotation.
Alternatively, the showAll setting (off by default) can be enabled to simply add every purchasable item to the store rotation. Partly intended for fixing name conflict issues when buying stuff at the terminal, but there should be no problems using it during a regular run.
Disabling the stockPurchased setting (on by default) will prevent already-purchased items from showing up in future store rotations, and will also immediately remove newly-purchased items from the current rotation.
To guarantee an item showing up in the store rotation, its name can be added to the comma-separated itemWhitelist setting, which adds the specified items to every store rotation separate from the range of items defined by the minItems and maxItems settings. Likewise, to prevent items from ever showing up in the store rotation, its name can be added to itemBlacklist.
As of v2.3.0, items in the rotating shop can be configured to occasionally go on sale. By default, there's a 33% chance for 1-5 items to go on sale with a discount ranging from 10-50% and rounded to the nearest ten, but everything is configurable.
The saleChance setting controls the percentage chance for rotating items to go on sale, with the sales system disabling itself completely if set to 0. The number of items that can be on sale at a time can be configured by the minSaleItems and maxSaleItems settings, and the amount that can be discounted can be configured by the minDiscount and maxDiscount. Whether or not discounts should be rounded to the nearest ten, like the regular store, is determined by the roundToNearestTen setting.
The store rotation can be displayed in alphabetical order by enabling the sortItems setting (off by default).
For cases where having too many items in the store rotation causes scrolling to skip over several lines, either with stockAll enabled or with a high minItems/maxItems value, enabling the relativeScroll setting (on by default) will adapt scrolling to a certain number of lines at a time, determined by the linesToScroll setting (20 by default), and relative to the length of the currently shown terminal page.
These settings are not synced with the host, and can be freely toggled without causing any issues.
The patched Terminal.RotateShipDecorSelection() method is functionally the same as vanilla, only with some configurability added, so it should play nicely with other mods (as long as they don't also clear the Terminal.ShipDecorSelection list to generate their own, or forcibly add items without checking if they're already present in it).
There's also the possibility of something going wrong if the Terminal.ShipDecorSelection list is required by another mod immediately after joining a lobby, but prior to the ship unlockables sync; the list is only filled after a successful sync with the host, and it remains empty until then. So far I haven't encountered any issues with it, but if any incompatibilities are found, please let me know in the relevant thread in the Lethal Company Modding Discord server, or open an issue on GitHub.
The sales system is completely separate from the regular store item sales, so it shouldn't conflict with other mods that may modify these sales (e.g. allowing more items to be on sale). What is likely to break, however, is displaying the discount number in the store page (e.g. 50% OFF!) if another mod is changing the terminal store page. The discount should still apply regardless, but I'll try to patch any incompatibilities found as soon as possible.
The relativeScroll tweak is not limited to just the store page, and could potentially fix scrolling issues in other terminal pages, but it could also be incompatible or cause issues with other mods that modify or set the PlayerControllerB.terminalScrollVertical value.
NOTE: This mod is technically server-side, but clients need the mod installed to be able to see and purchase any of the additional items added to the vanilla store rotation. Similarly, joining a lobby that doesn't have this mod installed will not modify the store rotation.
NOTE: As of v2.0.0, this mod is now required to be installed on both host and clients, though I have commented code ready to once again make it (technically) server-side, if CSync reimplements the ability to join a lobby with either client or host missing a mod that depends on it.
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