Check out the wiki to get started, or the spreadsheet to find templates, samples, or things to patch.
Mods can be managed in-game or via console using /mod <verb> [part of mod name] (skip the / in console).
Verbs are:
- list|l
- enable|e [name]
- disable|d [name]
- restart|r [name]
- toggle|t [name]
- find|f shuts down all existing mods and looks for them again as if the server was starting
- Temporary convenience verbs are:
- settings|s [name] will attempt to open the specific mods Settings.json with the default handler
- method|m Type MethodName will print out some information about a method that may be helpful in creating a HarmonyPatch for it
- Mod repository
- Support selective adding of commands with attributes
- Possibly Reverse patches to snapshot/restore any patched methods. TryCreateILCopy might be relevant.
- Good example for using Finalizer patches to eat tricky and inconsequential exceptions.
- Exposing capabilities of mods to other mods
- ModContainer-based dependencies / incompatibilities.
- Threading and all that CI/CD and non-Windows stuff I'm going to put off forever
