ApacheTech Posted April 11, 2020 Report Posted April 11, 2020 I get the following errors: Quote > add-dll OptiZoom == Loading VintageStory == Searching for VS in "D:\Games\Vintage Story\" ... VintageStory v1.12.11 detected! Outdated VintageStory version detected. New version v1.12.14 available! Continuing anyway ... == Running Task == 'OptiZoom' is not a valid modid! > add-dll "OptiZoom" == Loading VintageStory == Searching for VS in "D:\Games\Vintage Story\" ... VintageStory v1.12.11 detected! Outdated VintageStory version detected. New version v1.12.14 available! Continuing anyway ... == Running Task == 'OptiZoom' is not a valid modid! > add-dll 'OptiZoom' == Loading VintageStory == Searching for VS in "D:\Games\Vintage Story\" ... VintageStory v1.12.11 detected! Outdated VintageStory version detected. New version v1.12.14 available! Continuing anyway ... == Running Task == ''OptiZoom'' is not a valid modid! After the first command failed, I asked on Discord, and received the advice that the <modid> needed to be in quotations, so tried single and double quotation marks, and neither worked. There is no information at all, on the wiki, about what a "modid" is, apart from noting that it will be the assembly name. I want OptiZoom to be my assembly name.
Vies Posted April 13, 2020 Report Posted April 13, 2020 Did you try to make your modid all lowercase? It accepted mine when I did that. I know from Minecraft modding, the modid must be lowercase. I hope this helps!
ApacheTech Posted April 13, 2020 Author Report Posted April 13, 2020 I did try that, and it worked. I'm not willing to use all lower-case assembly names though, because it breaks .NET coding conventions. The wizard seems to be completely redundant anyway. It just dumps you out into a completely empty project, with no boilerplate at all. Add -> New Project to Solution would have done exactly the same thing, but without the three hours of troubleshooting a badly written third party tool.
P3t3rix Posted April 25, 2020 Report Posted April 25, 2020 Had the same reaction. I then followed copygirls tutorial for .netcore and created a template https://github.com/p3t3rix/VsModDotnetTemplate The modtools are more targeted towards new programmers that may not have much experience with c#/programming in general. But i agree it's pretty ugly to have lowercase assembly names.
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