Solved [C#] Project configure for the first plugin

Hello
I am Brazilian
I already I program in C #, VB and C ++
can someone show me the first steps to
set up a project so I can start making plugins

I'm sorry if there is already a topical
I searched and not found

I found this link which is very useful
http://docs.oxidemod.org/#broadcastchat

grateful!

 

If you're using Visual Studio 2015, you should clone the Oxide repository from Github and create your C# plugin files in Oxide.Ext.Rust/Plugins/ alongside the SamplePlugin.cs file. That way all references will be resolved and you will have intellisense for the Oxide core, the C# plugin API as well as the main Rust assembly.

 

thanks guys
so no need to create a project?
only create the arquivo.cs and use the correct imports?

I do not know why
more my oxide has no folder
my rust server is "C:\steamcmd\rust_server\server"
e have "C:\steamcmd\rust_server\server\plugins" <-here I install the plugins more functions normally
I must have done something wrong in the installation kkkkkk

e have "C:\steamcmd\rust_server\server\my_server_identity"
and has folders "cfg","persistence" and "save"
is there any page talking more on imports available?

 

You use the Oxide.Ext.Rust project in the Oxide solution for development and just need the .cs file when you deploy to a server.

 

yes I've started the server
[DOUBLEPOST=1426303797,1426271743][/DOUBLEPOST]a simple example of hello world
C #

Code:

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Data;
using UnityEngine;
using Oxide.Core;
using Oxide.Core.Configuration;
using Oxide.Core.Logging;
using Oxide.Core.Plugins;namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("HelloWord", "igor", 1.0)]
    class HelloWord : RustPlugin
    {
       void OnPlayerInit(BasePlayer player){
           SendReply((BasePlayer)player, "HelloWord");
       }
    }
}