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MOD CREATION : Empty Mod

This article is to give code of an Empty Mod in Visual Studio 2022.

Step 1 : Create an empty DLL project with latest .NET Framework (4.8).

Step 2: You need to add "references" to DLLs of the game that you use. Only few DLL are needed to get references & allow compilation to work.
--Directories should be like " F:\Going.Medieval.v0.14.23\Going Medieval_Data\Managed\Assembly-CSharp.dll" , then you need :
 - AssemblyCSharp.dll
 - UnityEngine & UnityEngine.CoreModule
- And DLLs from mod launcher & harmony with "F:\Going.Medieval.v0.14.23\Mods\GoingMedievalModLauncher.dll" :
 - GoingMedievalModLauncher.dll
 - 0harmony.dll (from Nuget Pack...

Huge Map Size

FIRST Backup original file-----------------------
Go to

X:\Steam\steamapps\common\Going Medieval\Going Medieval_Data\StreamingAssets\MapV2
Find
 MapSizes.json

Copy it to a safe place. Just in case.


Mod Installation-----------------------
Download my mod and extract the  MapSizes.json inside. 

Replace the original file in: 

X:\Steam\steamapps\common\Going Medieval\Going Medieval_Data\StreamingAssets\MapV2
with new MapSizes.json you just extracted.

Start your game. Enjoy it....

Room recipe for 1.0


■ - Apotheca
■ - The shop of a family of healers who collect medicinal herbs and make them into medicine for the entire village. The cure in this room is produced at a rate of 143%.

■ - Must have: 2 apothecary bench, 8 shelf, 2 any candle, 2 wall pottery shelf, 1 any table.
■ - Can't have: other production buildings, backgammon table.

{
      "id": "apotheca",
  "color": "#32CD32",
      "mustHave":[
{
"buildings": ,
"minCount": 2
},
{
"buildings": , 
"minCount": 8
},
{
"buildings": ,
"minCount": 2
},
{
...

Installing

■ - There is nothing complicated in the installation, I'm sure you can handle this easy task of replacing 2 files.
- Open GM_Not_enough_rooms.rar and take move 2 files on desktop.
- Replace the file "RoomTypes.json" in Going Medieval\Going Medieval_Data\StreamingAssets\Data\RoomTypes.json
- Replace the file "Effectors.json" in Going Medieval\Going Medieval_Data\StreamingAssets\StatsSystem\Effectors.json
■ - Alternative way for PRO: just copy code from the mod into the original game jsons (in case updates will also add rooms or change the effects).
...