Add Infinite Ammo Toggle in Ammo Settings - #109
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| { | ||
| if (Preferences.infiniteAmmo.entry.Value) | ||
| { | ||
| AmmoInventory.Instance.AddCartridge(cartridge, count); |
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In the case that you have 0 ammo, wouldn't this just do nothing?
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noted the issue, scripted a method that detects if there is no ammo in the inventory to add ammo on startup and on enabled
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Preferences.SaveFunctionModPrefinPreferencesclassThought it would be a good idea to have infinite ammo in BoneLib by default instead of requiring a separate infinite ammo code mod, especially because of the existence of ammo settings in BoneLib