BaronK271 / vam-plugin-template

A template for Virt-A-Mate plugins (using vscode)

Virt-A-Mate MyPlugin

What you will need:

• VS Code to edit your plugins
• Virt-A-Mate to use your plugins

How to use this template:

1. Decide on a plugin name. Here we will call it MySuperPlugin. 2. Clone this repo: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/acidbubbles/vam-plugin-template.git MySuperPlugin inside (VaM install folder)\Saves\Scripts\Anonymous where Anonymous would be your pseudonym. That will clone into (VaM install folder)\Saves\Scripts\Anonymous\MySuperPlugin.
2. Delete the .git folder under the folder you just created.
3. Initialize a new repo of your own: git init.
4. Rename MyPlugin.csproj to MySuperPlugin.csproj and src/MyPlugin.cs to src/MySuperPlugin.cs.
5. Open MySuperPlugin.csproj and rename the src/MyPlugin.cs to src/MySuperPlugin.cs.
6. Open src/MySuperPlugin.cs and start coding! Look at the TODO lines and enter a meaningful description.
7. Save a few test scenes under scenes to make it easier to quickly test your plugin.
8. Create your project on GitHub using the nomenclature vam-mysuperplugin, and push it there. It's not that complicated!
9. Remove those instructions from this README.md file and explain what it does, and how to use it.
10. Let the world know!

License

MIT