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Modding:Modder Guide/Get Started (view source)
Revision as of 15:05, 3 September 2018
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If you're not familiar with Visual Studio 2017 (on Windows/Mac) or MonoDevelop (on Linux), [[Modding:IDE reference]] explains how to do the important stuff you need for this guide.
If you're not familiar with Visual Studio 2017 (on Windows/Mac) or MonoDevelop (on Linux), [[Modding:IDE reference]] explains how to do the important stuff you need for this guide.
==Quick start==
==Creating a basic mod==
===Quick start===
If you're experienced enough to skip the tutorial, here's a quick summary of this section:
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# Create an empty C# class library project.
# Create an empty C# class library project.
# Target .NET Framework 4.5, 4.5.1, or 4.5.2 for best compatibility.
# Target .NET Framework 4.5, 4.5.1, or 4.5.2 for best compatibility.
# Create a [[#Add your manifest|<tt>manifest.json</tt> file]] which describes your mod for SMAPI.
# Create a [[#Add your manifest|<tt>manifest.json</tt> file]] which describes your mod for SMAPI.
# Create [[#Release your mod|a zip file containing the mod files]] for release.
# Create [[#Release your mod|a zip file containing the mod files]] for release.
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===Create the project===
===Create the project===
A SMAPI mod is a compiled library (DLL) with an entry method that gets called by SMAPI, so let's set that up.
A SMAPI mod is a compiled library (DLL) with an entry method that gets called by SMAPI, so let's set that up.