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About this mod
An extension for Visual Studio to ease the process of creating new mods. Now everything is pretty much set up for you automagically.
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What It Does
• Automatically creates a SubModule Class. For example, MyModSubModule.cs.
• Automatically creates a SubModule.xml file and copies it to your mod folder when you build and it is newer.
• Automatically sets the Ouput Directory for building.
• Automatically sets the Working Directory for debugging.
• Automatically sets the path to Bannerlord.exe for debugging.
• Automatically sets the command-line arguments for launching Bannerlord with the native modules as well as yours.
• Automatically adds references to most of the Bannerlord assemblies, including the module ones.
Basically you can create a new project using this template and you'll be able to run the mod immediately without having to fiddle around with a bunch of settings.
How to Install
Download the latest release which is a file with a .vsix extension. Just launch this and Visual Studio should guide you through the process of installing the extension. Everything is done by VS for you.
How to Uninstall
Start VS, look at the top toolbar and you'll have a tab for Extensions. Go there and then choose Manage Extensions, from there you'll be able to uninstall the extension.
Source Code
GitHub
• Automatically creates a SubModule Class. For example, MyModSubModule.cs.
• Automatically creates a SubModule.xml file and copies it to your mod folder when you build and it is newer.
• Automatically sets the Ouput Directory for building.
• Automatically sets the Working Directory for debugging.
• Automatically sets the path to Bannerlord.exe for debugging.
• Automatically sets the command-line arguments for launching Bannerlord with the native modules as well as yours.
• Automatically adds references to most of the Bannerlord assemblies, including the module ones.
Basically you can create a new project using this template and you'll be able to run the mod immediately without having to fiddle around with a bunch of settings.
How to Install
Download the latest release which is a file with a .vsix extension. Just launch this and Visual Studio should guide you through the process of installing the extension. Everything is done by VS for you.
How to Uninstall
Start VS, look at the top toolbar and you'll have a tab for Extensions. Go there and then choose Manage Extensions, from there you'll be able to uninstall the extension.
Source Code
GitHub