settings.lua

dofile("data/scripts/lib/mod_settings.lua") -- see this file for documentation on some of the features.

local mod_id = "holy_mountain_revive_point" -- This should match the name of your mod's folder.
mod_settings_version = 2 -- This is a magic global that can be used to migrate settings to new mod versions. call mod_settings_get_version() before mod_settings_update() to get the old value.
mod_settings = {{
  id = "REVIVAL_ALTAR_COST",
  ui_name = "COST",
  ui_description = "Increase of cost When you used revival_altar",
  value_default = 100,
  value_min = 0,
  value_max = 400,
  value_display_multiplier = 1,
  value_display_formatting = "+ $0 cost / used",
  scope = MOD_SETTING_SCOPE_NEW_GAME,
}, {
  id = "REVIVAL_ALTAR_COST_TYPE",
  ui_name = "COST_TYPE",
  ui_description = "You can change the type of cost increase\nAddition: 100 -> 200 -> 300 -> 400...\nExponetiation(like perk_reroller): 100 -> 200 -> 400 -> 800...",
  value_default = "addition",
  values = {{"addition", "Addition"}, {"exponentiation", "Exponentiation"}},
  scope = MOD_SETTING_SCOPE_NEW_GAME,
}}

function ModSettingsUpdate(init_scope)
  local old_version = mod_settings_get_version(mod_id) -- This can be used to migrate some settings between mod versions.
  mod_settings_update(mod_id, mod_settings, init_scope)
end

function ModSettingsGuiCount()
  return mod_settings_gui_count(mod_id, mod_settings)
end

function ModSettingsGui(gui, in_main_menu)
  mod_settings_gui(mod_id, mod_settings, gui, in_main_menu)

end