1. So, I've been experimenting with adding hooks to Oxide and had an interesting experience doing so. My question is, if I find some hooks to be useful for the general public how do I go about sharing them and perhaps having them added to Oxide?
     
  2. Should I really post a suggestion when I've successfully implemented a hook already?
     
  3. Create a pull request.
     
  4. Alright, thanks I'll do that. However when I do, will I have to add anything but the .opj file?
     
  5. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Just the .opj should be fine, we'll either manually merge the change or modify it a bit (naming conventions) if it's a suitable hook.
     
  6. Put a pull request on the Github. However Looking at the .opj file a lot of changes were made that I didn't do automatically MSIL hashes and flags. Was that a fuck up on my end or is that supposed to happen?
     
  7. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Sounds like you weren't using the latest version of it, else you had a pre-modified DLL.
     
  8. Hmm alright, but in the .opj file all you need is the actual definition for the hook right? Cause if so I can just commit with only that.
     
  9. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Right, but I'll still review it and may make changes, so a forum thread may be more ideal to discuss it before PRing it generally.
     
  10. Alright, I'll get a thread going. Thanks for the help!
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