TweakState

TweakState lets your own code check whether a tweak is on. Today it has one member, for the renovations tweak.

TweakState is a tweak on right now

Read RenovationsMoneyOnly before your mod takes renovation items itself, so your code follows the same setting as the game.

public static class TweakState
{
    public static bool RenovationsMoneyOnly { get; }
}

Property	Type	What it means
RenovationsMoneyOnly	bool	true when Tweaks.Renovations MoneyOnly is on, as the game sees it.

Putting it together

Returns early from your own renovation-item prefix when MoneyOnly is on.

private static bool MoneyOnlyOn()
{
    return ObenseuerCore.TweakState.RenovationsMoneyOnly;
}

private static bool MyPrefix()
{
    try
    {
        if (MoneyOnlyOn()) return false;
    }
    catch (Exception)
    {
    }
    return true;
}

Step	What it does
MoneyOnlyOn()	Reads the flag through a helper, so a missing member is only touched at the call.
if (MoneyOnlyOn()) return false;	Skips your own item taking while MoneyOnly is on.
catch (Exception)	Keeps the prefix running on an older framework that does not have the flag.

Things to know

• If your mod takes renovation items itself, check this first. In your own prefix on TenementController.RemoveRequiredItems, return false early when it is true, before you take anything. The framework cannot do this for you, because HarmonyX runs every prefix, so yours runs no matter what the tweak says.
• TakeRemainingOnly, the framework’s own fix for the game’s renovation item over-take, runs on the same TenementController.RemoveRequiredItems method and is not reported here. The framework installs that prefix last, so a mod’s own prefix on that method still runs before it, and the fix stands down while RenovationsMoneyOnly is true.
• Read the flag from a small helper, and call the helper from inside try/catch. If your mod runs with an older framework that does not have RenovationsMoneyOnly, the mod fails when the code that reads it is first run. That is a TypeLoadException or a MissingMethodException. It is thrown at the call into the helper, so a try/catch inside the helper does not catch it. (Checked with a two-version probe on .NET Framework.)