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# Create a new class library project in your [[Modding Tutorials/Recommended software#IDE.27s|IDE of choice]]; | # Create a new class library project in your [[Modding Tutorials/Recommended software#IDE.27s|IDE of choice]]; | ||
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Revision as of 10:55, 22 August 2015
- Create a new class library project in your IDE of choice;
- Go to File -> New -> Solution;
- Go to C# or .NET -> Library or Class Library (NOT portable);
- Enter a project name (solution name automatically updated);
- Choose a location, preferably:
(RimWorldInstallFolder)/Mods/(YourModName)/Source
- Untick "Create a directory for solution"/"Create a project within the solution directory",
- In your project, add references to Assembly-CSharp.dll and UnityEngine.dll:
- Copy these files:
(RimWorldInstallFolder)/RimWorld_Data/Managed/Assembly-CSharp.dll (RimWorldInstallFolder)/RimWorld_Data/Managed/UnityEngine.dll
- Place them in your project:
(RimWorldInstallFolder)/Mods/(YourModName)/Source/(YourSolutionName)/Source-DLLs
- In your IDE project file browser, right-click the "References" folder and "Add reference";
- Choose the ".NET Assembly Browser" tab and "Browse", go to the folder you placed the copied DLLs;
- Choose both DLLs and click OK,
- Copy these files:
- In your project properties, change the target framework to .NET 3.5:
- In your IDE project file browser, right-click Solution (YourSolutionName);
- Choose Properties;
- Go to the "Compiling" tab, "Output", "Target framework", "Change" and choose ".NET Framework 3.5",
- In your project properties, change the build events so only a single file is built:
- Change the debug info to "No debug information";
- In the References folder, right-click Assembly-CSharp -> Properties and change "Local copy" to False. Do the same for UnityEngine;
- Right-click your .cs files -> Properties and change "Copy to out" to Never,
- In your project properties, fix the output location to put the DLL in the Assemblies folder:
- Change the output path to "..\..\Assemblies\".