Reference docs for every module a .resource file can target — arguments, what's community-settable, and example usage.
A .resource file isn't limited to one resource "label" { } block — a single file can define several things together that belong together (a class and its skill tree and the class action that uses it; a dungeon and its own enemies and loot). Three pieces make that work:
resource.<label>.<field> — references an earlier block in the same file, resolved once that block is built. e.g. class_id: resource.skylancer.id. Different from a plain quoted string, which always means an id already in the catalog.catalog.<id> — references something already registered elsewhere entirely (e.g. catalog.warrior). Sugar for a plain quoted "warrior", except a typo'd id is caught right here at build time instead of failing silently later.key: value line can express: a skill_node { } inside a character_class block, or combat_node { }/choice_node { }/reward_node { }/terminal_node { } inside a dungeon block. The parent block's own id is auto-injected — never hand-typed, never a place to typo the wrong parent.Any module doc page below whose Example Usage notes "this real example file builds more than one record" is using one or more of these — read it for a real, working demonstration.
Every argument on a module's own page is tagged one of two ways:
.resource file. This is the full surface a community author can reach for this module.COMMUNITY_SCHEMA, so it's only reachable from trusted Python content (a content/*.py file), never from a .resource file.Both tags call the exact same factory — there is no separate "community version" of a module. The tag marks which parameters are reachable from which authoring path, never a difference in authority over the module itself.
| Module | Registers under |
|---|---|
| accessory | Accessories |
| armor | Armor |
| backdrop | Backdrops |
| character_class | Classes |
| class_action | Class Actions |
| consumable | Consumables |
| damage_type | Damage Types |
| dungeon | Dungeons |
| enemy_encounter | Enemy Encounters |
| essence_type | Essence Types |
| race | Races |
| skill_node | Skill Nodes |
| weapon | Weapons |
| weapon_category | Weapon Categories |