Unitale Crash Course - Mods

Welcome to the official repository for the Unitale Crash Course!
All mods created in the series will be uploaded here for easy viewing & downloading.

Short Overview

Each part of the crash course deals with a different subject. This table serves as a reminder which part dealt with which problem:

Part / Mod Folder	Description
Tutorial 1	Basics of Unitale modding
Tutorial 2	ACT commands
Tutorial 3	Creating items with different functionality
Tutorial 4	Wave creation, part 1
Tutorial 5	Wave creation, part 2 (moving multiple bullets)
Tutorial 6	Wave creation, final part (more advanced attacks)
Tutorial 6.2	Recreating Flowey's attack
Tutorial 7	Animation basics
Tutorial 8	Music and sound basics
Tutorial 9	Fixing common errors
Tutorial 10	How to continue forward

How to Download

Downloading the mods for yourself is super easy!
There are multiple ways to download code from GitHub, so I will describe the most straight-forward method here:

1. Click on the Code button in the top right
2. Select Download .zip
3. Once the .zip file has been downloaded, unzip it with a program of your choosing. Popular options for this are 7-Zip and WinRAR
4. The unzipped folders each represent a mod. Put them all in the "Mods" folder of your Unitale installation
5. Open Unitale and the mods should appear. If you already have Unitale opened, click Exit in the top left corner and open the mod selection screen again to refresh

Help, your mods aren't working!

I strive to write robust code that works right out of the box. Before you complain in my Discord, on my YouTube channel or even open an issue here on GitHub, you should check the following things:

• Your own sanity
• Unitale can run other mods without any problems. If this isn't the case, then your installation may be faulty.
• The mods are visible in the mod selection screen. If this isn't the case, then you didn't follow the installation steps properly.
• There is an error message when opening one of my mods that specifies a line where the error resides.

If all these conditions are met, then your next course of action is to create an Issue here on GitHub.
If you don't know how to do that, then check this link.
I will do my best to fix the problem ASAP if it is my fault and I can fix it.

Thank you for reading and have fun! 😄