Naughty’s hats: health and damage

Each hat changes Naughty’s health and how hard he hits. All of it is in one short script, so this is one of the easiest things to mod.

Where it lives

naughtybear.lu → naughtybearhatbonus. The same script is also in cutscene_tophat_endings.lu and ep6endingcutscene.lu; Ship offers to change all three copies, so leave them ticked.

What it does

When a level starts, the script checks which hat Naughty is wearing and sets four values for it. One hat, as it appears in the script:

  elseif hashName == --[[TEXT:"Hat: Adept Naughty"]]0x64b5d953 then
    characterComponent:SetBaseHitPoints(250)
    characterComponent:SetRemainingHitPoints(250)
    characterComponent:SetCloseRangeDamageModifier(150)
    characterComponent:SetLongRangeDamageModifier(100)

• SetBaseHitPoints: Naughty’s maximum health.
• SetRemainingHitPoints: the health he starts the level with. Keep it the same as the maximum.
• SetCloseRangeDamageModifier: melee damage. Interpretation: a percentage, so 100 is normal and 150 is half as much again.
• SetLongRangeDamageModifier: the same for guns.

The values

Hat	Health	Melee	Guns
Naughty the Party Animal	300	125	100
Mayor Naughty	300	110	110
Peacekeeper Naughty	325	100	110
Cordon Bleu Naughty	350	100	100
Prospector Naughty	300	100	125
Doc Naughty	300	100	125
Conspiracy Naughty	325	110	100
Cop Naughty	325	100	125
Adept Naughty	250	150	100
General Naughty	325	110	110
Zombie hat (costume_hat_zombiehat)	350	110	100
Tactical Naughty	325	110	125
Tech-Naughty	300	125	110
Astro-Naughty	250	100	150
Epic Naughty	400	125	125

The Party Animal hat appears in the script as the plain number 139358 rather than a hex hash; it is the same kind of value. Hats not in this list don’t change anything here. With no hat, the script only prints PLAYER IS NOT WEARING ANY ACCESSORIES to the log.

How to change it

Change the numbers for the hat you want and Ship. Write them as whole numbers, without a decimal point. For example, to give the Adept hat 400 health, change both 250s under Adept Naughty to 400.

Keep values in the same range as the game’s own. Panic in Paradise hangs when a costume’s health is set far above its real ceiling (see PiP weapons and outfits), and NB1 hasn’t been tested with extreme values.