How to add custom scripts to a sfs pack

[guunno]

I would just like to know how on earth you were able to add a custom script that isn't already provided to the base game, I've tried everything but I can't seem to get it to work!

[dani0105]

Hi @Wurnace

.I recently changed the way I do it. I compile a dll file and import it into Unity. Once imported, Unity recognizes the component and allows it to be attached to GameObjects.

To import the dll it's better if you download my toolkit modified repo. it's the same as the oficial, but a added more scripts to prevent errors when you import dlls

[guunno]

Ok, let me summarize what I've gathered from your response. Please correct me where I am wrong.

So, I have this script, it's just a modified version of the collisionmodule script found in the assemblycsharp.dll file in the base game, that instead of destroying the part on collision will set a boolean variable to true.

Somehow, I will compile the script, with the assemblycsharp.dll file so that I can use it in the modified script, and import it into unity, and then I will attach it to the game-object that I want the script to apply to.

Before I continue, you should probably know I only picked up unity so I could mod spaceflight-simulator, so I just don't really know anything about it

So after I somehow compile the dll file, I place it into the folder labelled DLLs in the toolkit, and from there I am pretty much lost on what to do. I'm almost certain everything I just said is all incorrect but please bear with me.

[dani0105]

I see that you want to modify an already created component. The way to modify an already created component is using harmony, in this case it is easier, because you do not need to import anything into unity. Just create a simple mod like the tutorials: forum and you can use my template as well. Once you have your mod you will need to patch the feature harmoniously, you can see some examples of my mods here and here it is the documentation.

Then you just need to compile your mod and place it in your game's mods folder.