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Advenced : Modules

By Arthurs

A guide for me to understand what i do and that could maybe help someone else !

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Languages: English

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Guide Index

Overview

Preparation of the IDE

Preparation of the Folders

Building

Code Exemple

Credits/Infos

Comments

Preparation of the IDE

First, you want to take an IDE, it's basicly something to write down code, and make it run too.
Then you have to do a new solution, go in the .NET section, and click on class library (make sure you selected C#).
It's not finished yet ! Now you want to edit the references... it's basicly a ton of functions and classes for you to use in your code. To find the one you need, no problem, they are in your unturned folder... Just shearch for Assembly-CSharp.dll, Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.dll, and UnityEngine.dll. Then, you have to add them as reference : on your IDE there should be a edit reference button, when you have it, this will open a window, and then, go in the .NET table. There should be a Browse button somewhere, just find it, and add the .dll files you found in the Unturned folders.

Preparation of the Folders

In your unturned directory, next to the app, you should find a Module folder, inside is all Unturneds modules. Now i suggest you to go in the Unturned>Bundles>Source->Exemples folder, and find the Module exemple. I am now going to describe what is inside, i highly recommand you to just copy them and change the informations to make your own.

English.dat
Where there is the name and the description of your module.
Icon.png
The icon of your Module.
ModuleName.Module
A file that tells to the game where are your .dll file(s) and the version of the module.
ModuleName.dll
The " compiled " code of your module.
ModuleName.xml
Bunch of infos about your module, i recommand to just change the name section.

Building

To build your C#, there should be a build or a play button somewere, just press it... nothing is happening, it's normal ! Now you should go in your Project folder, and find a bin folder... inside it, there should be a Debug folder, and inside it, you should find a YourSolutionName.dll file...
DLL files are some peces of code you can add to an application, so you'll just need to put it in your module folder.

Code Exemple

using SDG.Framework.Modules; using SDG.Unturned; using Steamworks; using System; using System.Linq; using System.Reflection; using UnityEngine; namespace UnturnedTestModule { public class TestModule : MonoBehaviour, IModuleNexus { //Is called at the begining of the game's loading public void initialize() { // Is called when a Level is loaded Level.onLevelLoaded += (int levelindex) => { // Desactivate Clouds SDG.Unturned.GraphicsSettings.clouds = false; } }; } //Is called at the end of something (idk what xD) public void shutdown() { } } }

Credits/Infos

Well, first, i'll try to update the guide, but i am busy... So the instructions may have changed...
Big thanks to LeeIzaZombie, who learnt me all of that...
And sorry for the orthography ^^

Update : go here there is more infos : https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=834599848

16 Comments

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RoseAssassin_YT 5 Feb, 2017 @ 7:13am

ok thx

Arthurs [author] 5 Feb, 2017 @ 7:04am

those are modules tho, you should start by adding vehicles and objects to the game

RoseAssassin_YT 5 Feb, 2017 @ 7:00am

thats ok arthurS i am new to the modding community and i wanna learn but thats ok im just glad 2 have friends :D

Arthurs [author] 5 Feb, 2017 @ 6:52am

sorry, but right now i dont have the time for this, and i am not very good at this too x)

RoseAssassin_YT 5 Feb, 2017 @ 6:36am

i dont understand this. can u make a video on it plz. :D

Pierre 13 Jan, 2017 @ 5:22pm

Arthurs [author] 13 Jan, 2017 @ 2:36pm

visual studio

Pierre 13 Jan, 2017 @ 2:29pm

OK Windows (10)

Arthurs [author] 13 Jan, 2017 @ 10:58am

idk i am on mac x)

Pierre 13 Jan, 2017 @ 10:53am

Any links for a C#?

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