Gonna redirect this thread to the workshop section.

There's absolutely a way of doing this, though it would require a bit of angelscript programming. In the deadmenu.as, instead of reviving and spawning the player, then transitioning back to town, I believe you could delete the character similarly to how a character can be deleted in the character selection.

I'm not home ATM for giving code examples, but I think I could whip this concept up pretty quickly

I got a concept working. In scripts/GUI/MissionEndMenu.as, I created this new function that does some lines of code that honestly is kinda whack but seemingly works..? The function is called destroyPlayer(), so in line 715 of MissionEndMenu.as I added

destroyPlayer();

and also in line 735 inside of the void OnClose() overide I added the same line.

then below OnClose() I wrote my new destroyPlayer() function.

There's some weird stuff about it. You're thrown into the character selection menu and the character still exist in memory, but doesn't load. It will properly disappear when re-opening the menu.

my edited file
https://pastebin.com/vi1Uu0km

it's a concept. I've only done the functionality, but there would be more things needed. I had decided on going in the MissionEndMenu because you could add an if check for MissionManager::MissionState::Failed or aborted. There's also some jank and things to try out to clean up the visuals. Also, it's overwriting a script file which means if the game ever updates the file the mod would have to be updated.

gl

引用自 Muffinslop：

I got a concept working. In scripts/GUI/MissionEndMenu.as, I created this new function that does some lines of code that honestly is kinda whack but seemingly works..? The function is called destroyPlayer(), so in line 715 of MissionEndMenu.as I added

destroyPlayer();

and also in line 735 inside of the void OnClose() overide I added the same line.

then below OnClose() I wrote my new destroyPlayer() function.

void destroyPlayer() { auto plr = GetLocalPlayerRecord(); uint m_deletingCharKey = plr.uniqueKey; @plr = null; auto gm = cast<BaseGameMode>(g_gameMode); if (gm !is null) gm.m_windowManager.AddWindowObject(PickCharacterWindow(gm.m_guiBuilder)); if (m_deletingCharKey != 0) { PersistentSaves::SetCharacter(m_deletingCharKey, null, ""); } }

There's some weird stuff about it. You're thrown into the character selection menu and the character still exist in memory, but doesn't load. It will properly disappear when re-opening the menu.

my edited file
https://pastebin.com/vi1Uu0km

thanks man!