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Interaction examples

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This page was created to aid those curious about the interaction process by providing example interactions for them to use or study. Those familiar with interaction raws should feel free to add helpful/obscure information to the lists below to help members of the community less experienced with interactions.

Material Emission Interactions

Following are several examples of material emission interactions.

Multiple Projectile Emission


By adding additional [I_EFFECT:MATERIAL_EMISSION] tags with their associated targets, you may stack additional projectiles.

Predefined Material Emissions

If a material is listed in this format, the creature will not need a [CDI:MATERIAL] tag in their creature raws in order to use it. This allows projectile attacks to be gained through substance ingestion, other interactions, etc.

Predefined Emissions of Different Types

This interaction fires both a solid glob of basalt and a liquid glob of granite magma.

Material Emissions With Immunity

Material emissions used in this format are affected by [IT_CANNOT_HAVE_SYNDROME_CLASS:X] tags (given above as the custom tag NO_EMISSION). This allows a modder to create immunity syndromes, disallowing a creature using the emission interaction from targeting the creature with immunity.

Syndrome Interactions

Following are examples of interactions that apply syndromes.

Emission Immunity

This interaction would prohibit a creature from being targeted by the emission reaction listed above.