Zombies Setup Guide.md

Setting up your map

Select your map: /arena select "name"

Setting the chests

You will need to do the following for each chest once:

• Type /set zchest
• Open the chest

Setting the spawns

For player spawns, type all three on the same spot

• Stand where you want the spawn to be
• /set spawn B start
• /set spawn R start
• /set spawn N start

For mob spawns:

• Stand where you want a spawn to be
• /set mobspawn [name]
• Set the name to be something where you will remember where that spawn is
• Repeat the above 3 steps for each mob spawn

Adding classes

To add the classes:

• /zclass add [name]
• repeat for each class you will have

To set a class chest:

• Select the chest /selectzchest
• /zchest settype 3
• /zchest setclass [name]

If you want to remove the class

• /zchest remclass

Remember, only one class is set per class chest.

Adding Items

To set the chest type: First

• Select the chest /selectzchest

Then for weapons or armor (these go up one tier each purchase)

• /zchest settype 0

for accessories (these stay at tier 0 and auto-equip)

• /zchest settype 1

for ammo (or life / mana upgrades) (these stay at tier 0)

• /zchest settype 2

To add items to a type 0, 1, or 2 chest

• Select the chest /selectzchest
• Then /zchest additem {item name / ID} {class name} {tier} {item cost} {item stack}
• Run the above command for each item you want to add
• The first tier is 0, so use tier 0 for items that appear first in the chest
• To remove an item from a chest: /zchest delitem {item name / ID} {class name} {tier}
• You can list the items in a chest using /zchest listitems
• You can clear all items in a chest using /zchest clearitems
• You can remove a chests entry as part of the map using /zchest remove

Life/Mana

• For life, add a life crystal with the stack being the +HP amount per purchase
• For Mana, add a mana crystal with the stack being the +MP amount per purchase

Applying mods to items

To mod items

• select the chest /selectzchest
• /zchest moditem {item name / ID} {class name} {tier} {type} {value}

Types:

• 0 = Prefix
• 1 = Color
• 2 = Damage
• 3 = Knockback
• 4 = UseAnimation
• 5 = UseTime
• 6 = ShootProjectileId
• 7 = ShootSpeed
• 8 = Scale
• 9 = AmmoIdentifier
• 10 = UseAmmoIdentifier
• 11 = NotAmmo
• 12 = DropAreaWidth
• 13 = DropAreaHeight

Testing

You should know about /lobby escape, this is what allows you to subvert the lobby to edit your map. However you can also use /lobby descape to get back into it, and then /lobby sway <name> to force that map. Note that sway will change the lobby to custom (if it isn't already).

It is recommended that when you intend to edit your map, you join via /j z -c, this makes sure it is both private and that the lobby itself doesn't start automatically.