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2025-12-09T09:34:29Z

Protected "Registered Mods": Excessive vandalism ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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StalEF at 09:34, 9 December 2025

2025-12-09T09:34:06Z

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	== How shares work: ==		== How shares work: ==
	[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]This diagram shows the shares given to each value provider when Eco Credits are spent. Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 25% but may change).		[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]This diagram shows the shares given to each value provider when Eco Credits are spent. Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 20% but may change).

	You can see what mods are recognized by mousing over the 'Mods In World' section:		You can see what mods are recognized by mousing over the 'Mods In World' section:
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	'''The split works as follow:'''		'''The split works as follow:'''

	- Each registered mod has a percent assigned to it, which they will be given if the total of all mods is under the percent cap (25%). If it exceeds the caps, they will be all reduced to fit within the 25% cap, according to their defined percentages.		- Each registered mod has a percent assigned to it, which they will be given if the total of all mods is under the percent cap (20%). If it exceeds the caps, they will be all reduced to fit within the 20% cap, according to their defined percentages.

	Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.		Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.

	Happy modding!		Happy modding!

StalEF at 04:04, 27 February 2025

2025-02-27T04:04:34Z

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	Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.		Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.

	~~Happy modding!~~
	Happy modding!		Happy modding!

StalEF at 03:55, 27 February 2025

2025-02-27T03:55:13Z

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	== 1. Register the mod in code ==		== 1. Register the mod in code ==
	To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">		To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.
	~~<code>~~ using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;
			<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
			using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;

	public class MyMod : IModInit		public class MyMod : IModInit
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	};		};
	}		}
	</~~code~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	The Eco server will call this at runtime to register your mod.		The Eco server will call this at runtime to register your mod.

StalEF at 15:04, 3 October 2024

2024-10-03T15:04:39Z

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	== 1. Register the mod in code ==		== 1. Register the mod in code ==
	To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">		To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
	using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;		<code> using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;

	public class MyMod : IModInit		public class MyMod : IModInit
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	};		};
	}		}
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>The Eco server will call this at runtime to register your mod.		</code>
			The Eco server will call this at runtime to register your mod.

	== 2. Register the mod with Strange Loop ==		== 2. Register the mod with Strange Loop ==

StalEF at 15:03, 3 October 2024

2024-10-03T15:03:40Z

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	Registered Mods now will automatically earn Eco Credits whenever a world using them spends Eco Credits.		Registered Mods now will automatically earn Eco Credits whenever a world using them spends Eco Credits.

	==== 1. Register the mod in code ====		== 1. Register the mod in code ==
	To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">		To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
	using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;		using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;
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	</syntaxhighlight>The Eco server will call this at runtime to register your mod.		</syntaxhighlight>The Eco server will call this at runtime to register your mod.

	~~===~~== 2. Register the mod with Strange Loop ~~===~~==		== 2. Register the mod with Strange Loop ==
	Email support@strangeloopgames.com, or get in touch on [https://Discord.gg/eco Discord.gg/eco] with @D3nnis3N and request mod registration along with your Eco User ID. Your mod will be reviewed, and a percentage share assigned to it.		Email support@strangeloopgames.com, or get in touch on [https://Discord.gg/eco Discord.gg/eco] with @D3nnis3N and request mod registration along with your Eco User ID. Your mod will be reviewed, and a percentage share assigned to it.

	==== How shares work: ====		== How shares work: ==
	[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]This diagram shows the shares given to each value provider when Eco Credits are spent. Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 25% but may change).		[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]This diagram shows the shares given to each value provider when Eco Credits are spent. Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 25% but may change).

StalEF: /* 1. Register the mod in code */

2024-09-06T16:54:00Z

1. Register the mod in code

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	==== 1. Register the mod in code ====		==== 1. Register the mod in code ====
	To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">		To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
	using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces		using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces;

	public class MyMod : IModInit		public class MyMod : IModInit

JohnK: /* 1. Register the mod in code */

2024-09-05T16:20:55Z

1. Register the mod in code

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	==== 1. Register the mod in code ====		==== 1. Register the mod in code ====
	To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">		To enable this, you'll need to define any class in your mod files that implements IModInit and has a static Register function that returns a ModRegistration.<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
			using Eco.Core.Plugins.Interfaces

	public class MyMod : IModInit		public class MyMod : IModInit
	{		{

JohnK: /* How shares work: */

2024-09-05T16:16:18Z

How shares work:

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	==== How shares work: ====		==== How shares work: ====
	[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 25% but may change). The split works as follow:		[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]This diagram shows the shares given to each value provider when Eco Credits are spent. Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 25% but may change).

			You can see what mods are recognized by mousing over the 'Mods In World' section:
			[[File:Imagexxxxx.png\|none\|thumb\|470x470px]]


			'''The split works as follow:'''

	- Each registered mod has a percent assigned to it, which they will be given if the total of all mods is under the percent cap (25%). If it exceeds the caps, they will be all reduced to fit within the 25% cap, according to their defined percentages.		- Each registered mod has a percent assigned to it, which they will be given if the total of all mods is under the percent cap (25%). If it exceeds the caps, they will be all reduced to fit within the 25% cap, according to their defined percentages.
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	Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.		Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.

			Happy modding!
	Happy modding!		Happy modding!

JohnK: /* 1. Register the mod in code */

2024-09-05T16:14:02Z

1. Register the mod in code

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	===== 2. Register the mod with Strange Loop =====		===== 2. Register the mod with Strange Loop =====
	Email support@strangeloopgames.com, or get in touch on [https://Discord.gg/eco Discord.gg/eco] with @D3nnis3N and request mod registration. Your mod will be reviewed, and a percentage share assigned to it.		Email support@strangeloopgames.com, or get in touch on [https://Discord.gg/eco Discord.gg/eco] with @D3nnis3N and request mod registration along with your Eco User ID. Your mod will be reviewed, and a percentage share assigned to it.

			==== How shares work: ====
			[[File:363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666.png\|thumb\|816x816px\|none]]Every time a player spends Eco Credits in a server, a cut will go to other parties in that world. Any mods that are registered will split up to X% of that (currently 25% but may change). The split works as follow:

	~~How shares work:~~		- Each registered mod has a percent assigned to it, which they will be given if the total of all mods is under the percent cap (25%). If it exceeds the caps, they will be all reduced to fit within the 25% cap, according to their defined percentages.
	~~[[File~~:~~363784076-8bc1f3da-6348-4d35-8acd-b365b0cd2666~~.~~png\|thumb\|816x816px]]~~
			Funds collected in this way can be used like any normal funds: to buy skins, Eco invites, and hosting time. We will also add a way for creators who generate a lot of revenue from their mods to extract money, coming soon.

			Happy modding!