Usually if you expand "requirements" on a mod's description page, it shows mods required by this mod at the top, and then under that it lists mods which have marked this mod as a requirement. This mod has no mods listing it as a requirement, that doesn't mean there aren't any on nexus, just that the authors of those mods didn't set up the mod page to point to this mod as its requirement.
If you know of any mods which use this framework, could you please list them here? Or if there is an offsite list would you please drop the direct link? Thank you so much to anyone who is able to help identify mods which use this framework.
I don't think there actually any mod written for my "framework" on NexusMods. Alas it's not that popular. I think my GitHub examples are all there is atm.
Can I use this to learn how to script? I've been struggling with the coding and I dont know where to find a good way learn scripting without knowing much about it
Lua itself - yes, definitely. This language is very easy to learn. I don't think RedLua is the best place for learning how to script tho. I mean, you can try it if you want, but it would be better if you already knew the programming basics.
RedLua.asi is located in the root game folder (next to the RDR2.exe)
As soon as you enter the singleplayer RedLua creates a console window called "RedLua debug console", if this does not happen, then the mod is not installed correctly.
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If you know of any mods which use this framework, could you please list them here? Or if there is an offsite list would you please drop the direct link? Thank you so much to anyone who is able to help identify mods which use this framework.
P.S. You better read this book first - Programming in Lua
- You have ScriptHookRDR2 and ASILoader installed
- RedLua.asi is located in the root game folder (next to the RDR2.exe)
As soon as you enter the singleplayer RedLua creates a console window called "RedLua debug console", if this does not happen, then the mod is not installed correctly.