Changes

===Send a letter===

===Send a letter===

Before you can send any of your own custom mail you must use a class that implements (derives from) IAssetEditor to inject new mail content into Data\Mail.xnb. An example using SMAPI is shown below:

Before you can send any of your own custom mail you must use a class that implements (derives from) IAssetEditor to inject new mail content into "Data\Mail.xnb". It doesn't have to be a separate class as ModEntry can also implement IAssetEditor.  An example using a separate class is shown below:

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        /// <summary>

    /// <summary>

        /// Fires after game is launched, right before first update tick. Happens once per game session (unrelated to loading saves).

    /// Fires after game is launched, right before first update tick. Happens once per game session (unrelated to loading saves).

        /// All mods are loaded and initialized at this point, so this is a good time to set up mod integrations.

    /// All mods are loaded and initialized at this point, so this is a good time to set up mod integrations.

        /// </summary>

    /// </summary>

        private void OnGameLaunched(object sender, GameLaunchedEventArgs e)

    private void OnGameLaunched(object sender, GameLaunchedEventArgs e)

        {

    {

            Helper.Content.AssetEditors.Add(new MyModMail());

        Helper.Content.AssetEditors.Add(new MyModMail());

        }

    }

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        Game1.player.mailbox.Add("MyModMail1");

    Game1.player.mailbox.Add("MyModMail1");

        Game1.addMailForTomorrow("MyModMail2");

    Game1.addMailForTomorrow("MyModMail2");

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          Game1.player.mailReceived.Remove("MyModMail1");

    Game1.player.mailReceived.Remove("MyModMail1");

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