3.2.0

Misc Updates

• Added a button that lets you open the Mods Menu from the In Game Pause Screen
  • This includes opening Mod Settings menus, but not many settings yet will probably live update in a game
• Added a button in the Mods Menu that can display the SHA 256 hashes of active mods
• Added a new ModTower.IncludeInMonkeyTeams override
• Fixed some inconsistencies where some simulation behavior extensions would throw exceptions instead of just returning null
• ModHelperData now supports multiline raw strings for descriptions, example

Localization Updates

General

• Added a new button in the Mods Menu to export a mod's localization to a json file, which can be edited to change its
  supported displayed text for your language
  • This goes to a newly added subfolder Mods/BloonsTD6 Mod Helper/Localization/[Language]
  • Edits to files here should refresh the text without requiring a game restart
• Added a new Translation Tool page on the website that can
  easily put Localization files through Google translate for individual or all supported languages
  • Using this tool, Mod Helper now contains Localizations for all supported BTD6 language. If you see a way that
    one/many of the Google Translations could be improved for your language, you can help out by submitting edits to
    the corresponding Language file through GitHub
• The text in mods that should be automatically supported for localization editing includes
  • Names and Descriptions for Towers, Upgrades, Heroes, Bloons etc
  • Names and Descriptions for Mod Settings
  • General mod info like the description

For Modders

• The standard btd6.targets import will now automatically embed /Localization/[Language].json files in your mod
  project
  • Use the Localization Button on your own mod with active language English to get a starter .json for your mod
  • If you paste in the .json content on the website and press the "Translate All" button it will create a .zip file
    with all the correctly named .json files you'd need for your mod
• ModHelperText and ModHelperDropdown components now Localize their texts by default
• For Localization Entries, putting text within [Square Brackets] will make it try to fetch existing localization for
  that key
  • e.g. The description is [DartMonkey Description] ->
    The description is Throws a single dart at nearby Bloons. Short range and low pierce but cheap.
• Added new ModContent.Localize methods that can add new mod specific localizations from variables

  private static readonly string DoTheThing = ModContent.Localize<MyMod>(nameof(DoTheThing), "Do The Thing!");

  Or within any method/constructor that's going to run as the game loads

  var doTheThing = ModContent.Localize(nameof(DoTheThing), "Do The Thing!");

  The result assigned to the DoTheThing is your mod specific localization key, that you can use in a
  ModHelperText.SetText(DoTheThing) directly or as string localizedText = DoTheThing.Localize() otherwise
• As before, you can still override the RegisterText method in any class that extends NamedModContent to
  directly add extra stuff to the text table

  public override void RegisterText(Il2CppSystem.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<string, string> textTable)
  {
      base.RegisterText(textTable); // Call the base to still register DisplayName / Description
            
      textTable[Id + " Long Description"] = LongDescription; // More specific stuff to your ModContent
  }