using Sytem;

using System.Diagnostics;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Drawing;

using Xna.Frameworks.Graphics;

using TAPI;

using TAPI.Tools;

using PoroCYon.MCT.UI;

using PoroCYon.MCT.UI.Interface;

using PoroCYon.MCT.UI.Interface.Controls;

using PoroCYon.MCT.UI.Interface.Controls.Primitives;

namespace TAPI.Tools

{

/*

Log 1: Holy cr*p... This took ages! I just finished writing down all of the heads... In total, there are over 50 different kind of heads...

* In my next log though, I'm gonna have a lot of other progress done.

* (getting all of the handle types set up, since it really is copy-pasting,

* but for a few things (like changing the stats and name + adding a vanilla handle) thing.)

Log 2: I decided to move this log to somewhere else. I lied about my next log... So... REPLACING GO! Much better! My next log'll have more progress, though.

* Just found out in total I have 59 heads... And now to make instances of them ;_; YUS I MAY SLEEP NOW! (ugh, my brain...)

Log 3: Poro just cleaned up mah code. Before he cleaned it, it 1. Was a total mess; 2. Had a buncha syntax errors.

* Just finished A WHOLE LOTTA progress. And I have to sleep. I finished the handles and some modifiers and converted some parameters to an int array.

Log 4: Poro thought it was a good idea to move some stuff from this class... I'll make this class the initializer for the swords.

* I'll also make a class for the variables. (Gee oh gee, I wonder if Poro will be accepted as a member of the Tools team)

Log 5: Long time no see, source code of the initializer. Oof, damnit... That took long. I added a bunch of pathnames.

Log 6: I made some progress inbetween, but forgot that. Right now I was making some more attackmods. Then I shall work further on my construction of swords.

* Just made up my mind about something: Original ores will have less damage, but higher multiplier and the alt ones switched.

Log 7: Agh, going to work on my drawing method... It's gonna take soooooo long >_<

* Realization: Item toString method? Eh... not needed. Might give unwanted results. All I need are 2 arrays.

*/

public abstract class CustomSwordInit : ModItem

}

}