It's currently very WIP. The concept is here; just gotta work on some cool ways of handling it.
For example, the server could have all instances of the client / server / universal scripts. If a client has mismatched files, throw some kind of error on them. Because they're tampering. Or mark a file to be configurable. Lots of options. Lots of ideas.
My grand idea is that you only need to have HelixLib installed and you do not need to even reference any of the DLLs, MoonSharp- Anything. I'd like it to be able to observe Github repositories of Lua scripts organized in a similar file structure to save on uploading a whole ass mod to the DB just for changing one little behavior or value.
That's all in the future, though. For now, it's just working on getting things working.
HelixLib 'Prefer Pull Request' License
- You can: Use this framework to create mods you can upload and distribute for Vintage Story
- You can: Modify HelixLib to your liking and add new functionality.
- Prefer not to make a fork of this project. Clone origin and issue a pull request.
- If this repository is inactive for an extensive period of time AND I do not respond to pull requests, create a fork.
- I am not: Liable for damages caused by HelixLib or caused by mods created using HelixLib.
Mods created with HelixLib may not be or contain:
- Monetized
- Paywalled
- Closed source
- Hateful content
- Obfuscated
- Working around the sandbox
- Created to cause damage / scrape user data for monetization purposes (selling data)
Keep it clean and cool and if you're adding functionality, issue a pull request.