SRModCore

Core shared functions to make modding Synth Riders easier

For Developers - Adding to a project

Method 1 - Submodule

• Add SRModCore to your project as a Git submodule: git submodule add git@github.com:bookdude13/SRModCore
• Make sure the branch you want is checked out
• Add the SRModCore .csproj file to your solution
• Add a project reference to SRModCore from your mod's project

For building (see SRVoting as an example):

• Copy the build_and_copy_dev.bat, build_tag_release.bat and build_files.txt files from SRModCore and put them in your project's root directory
• For build_tag_release.bat:
  • Update MOD_NAME to be the name of your mod
  • Update BUILD_SCRIPT to point to the build.py file (it probably should be SRModCore\build.py)
• For build_and_copy_dev.bat:
  • Update MOD_NAME to be the name of your mod
  • Update BUILD_SCRIPT to point to the build.py file (it probably should be SRModCore\build.py)
  • Update SYNTHRIDERS_MODS_DIR to be the path to your SynthRiders installation (currently set to the default Windows install path)
• For build_files.txt:
  • Each line should be the files included in your mod zip/synthmod packages
  • Include any dependencies (like SRModCore.dll) here as well
  • Usually you'll start with SRModCore.dll and <mod name>.dll
  • Paths are relative to the input directory given to build.py (default ./<ModName>/bin/<Configuration>/net6.0/publish)

Method 2 - Download + reference

• Download the latest version from the Releases tab
• Right click References in your project, and Add Reference. Browse to the dll you downloaded (you'll need to unzip).
• Include the SRModCore.dll file in your mod release
• Figure out your own build/release strategy

See SRPerformanceMeter, SRVoting and SRPlaylistDownloader for example usages. Note that after adding the .dll to the Visual Studio project, I changed the file's properties to "Copy Always", which is why the scripts work.

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Disclaimer

This mod is not affiliated with Synth Riders or Kluge Interactive. Use at your own risk.