--Time Machine PLUS Modded Machine Compatibility Template-- yourModsGlobalVariable.TMPSlotIndex = { [Your Machine's Variant] = {"Your Machine's Display Name", true}, --The bracketed item on the left is the Variant of your slot (the next integer after Type in an Entity's ID; eg a Beggar (6.4.0) is Variant 4). [Your Machine's Variant] = {"Your Machine's Display Name", true}, --The string is what name will be shown in the procedurally-generated ModConfigMenu button; it doesn't have to be the same as the slot's internal name. [Your Machine's Variant] = {"Your Machine's Display Name", true}, --The boolean is the default setting for the slot, before it's overridden by the player. True = enable, false = disable. } local function TMplusCompatibility() if TMplus ~= nil then TMplus:AddCompatibility("Your Mod's Display Name", Your Mod's Compatibility Version, yourModsGlobalVariable.TMPSlotIndex) --The string is what name will be on the ModConfigMenu tab that houses the settings for your mod's individual slots. end --The middle value is the compatibility's version number (it can be a string or a true number, and can also be your mod's existing version variable as long as it's an operable number (max 1 decimal point)). end --If you ever add, remove, or change the name/variant of any of your mod's slots, then alter the table and increment the version number. YourModsGlobalVariable:AddCallback("TM+_REQUEST_COMPATIBILITY_DATA", TMplusCompatibility) --If it's larger than the version number currently stored by a user, then all of the old data will be deleted, and the new data loaded in its place. --Your mod's data can now be read by Time Machine PLUS. --The final value is the table defined at the top of this file. --You can either put this code in your main.lua somewhere, or run this file with include().