This chapter has the only meaning of showing different game classes that can be used to make a mod.
The dll in red next to the class is the dll which needs to be referenced in the mod project to use it.

It's the player class. Starting from it we have unlimited options to play with, examples are:

• control the inventory: LocalPlayer.Inventory
• control the first person character: LocalPlayer.FpCharacter
• control the player stats: LocalPlayer.Vitals
• control the player camera: LocalPlayer.MainCam and LocalPlayer.CamRotator

Controls over the player inventory:

• Adding an item: LocalPlayer.Inventory.AddItem(itemId, amount)
• Removing an item: LocalPlayer.Inventory.RemoveItem(itemId, amount)
• Equpping an item: LocalPlayer.Inventory.TryEquip(itemId, false)

Controls over the player stats (health, stamina etc.)

• Changing player health: LocalPlayer.Vitals.SetHealth(value)
• Checking if player is alive: LocalPlayer.Vitals.IsAlive()

Controls over the player movement (speed, jump etc.)

• Changing player run speed: LocalPlayer.FpCharacter.SetRunSpeed(value)
• Changing the player jump force: LocalPlayer.FpCharacter.SetSuperJump(multiplierValue)
• Changing the player swim speed: LocalPlayer.FpCharacter.SetSwimSpeed(value)

The class with which we can do stuff with enemies and also animals in game:

• Getting the active actors: VailActorManager.GetActiveActors()
• Deleting all active actors: VailActorManager.ClearAll()

Class that contains references to all the game items:

• Getting data of all the items: ItemDatabaseManager.Items
• Getting data of an item by ID: ItemDatabaseManager.ItemById(itemId)
• Getting data of an item by name: ItemDatabaseManager.ItemByName(itemName)

Controls and data of hotkeyed items.

The in game DebugConsole class:

• can call all the commands the debug console has