This tutorial is set by the author's setting without permission.
Foreword:
Have you ever thought about adding a function to add a part of the content limit before the player develops to a certain stage?Now you only need to use Game Stages to easily implement it. Game Stages adds a Stage API to limit the player to go to certain worlds, get certain items, and even collect certain minerals before reaching a specific stage.
So, what can be done in the following game stages (and its extension and CRT):
Some synthesis cannot be performed before obtaining a certain stage.(From Recipe Stages)
You cannot go to some world before obtaining a certain stage.(From Dimension Stages)
You cannot view/use certain items before obtaining a certain stage.(From item stages)
Some monsters before getting a certain stage will not be generated.(From Mob Stages)
Some minerals were replaced with other blocks (such as stones) before the specific stage.(From Ore Stages)
Can't fly before obtaining a certain stage.(From PlumMet)
Get the production/restoration/reinforcement/component replacement of restrictions on the artisan soul tool before the specific stage.(From Tinkerstages)
Get the opening of Waila or display of some information before the specific stage.(From Waila Stages)
Get the opening of JourneyMap or the use of some functions before the specific stage.(From JourneyMapstages)
Before starting it, you need to know some precautions:
The names in the stage must be <(the space must be used in the middle, but Chinese can be used in the middle, but Chinese can be used.
The relationship between stages depends on how you set it, and they have nothing to do with at the beginning.
Players can have multiple stages at the same time.
You can control the stage of each player by instruction, but it is obvious that this is not a good way.The most suitable method is to use progress or CRT to control players. This is one of the reasons why this tutorial name will have CRT.Of course, you can also use any MOD or plug -in for any players to perform instructions.
Be careful