Learning to make plugins

I recently decided i wanted to make plugins.
I was reading here: Rust
And using some of the c# examples, but i get an error

EnqueueCompilation called for an empty compilation

Not sure what this is about but im new to all this so i dont know.

 

You want to see the error
[DOUBLEPOST=1459789720][/DOUBLEPOST]All is says is
EnqueueCompilation called for an empty compilation

 

All i have in my logs is notifier connections

 

Code:

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Data;
using UnityEngine;
using Oxide.Core;namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("EpicPlugin", "Unknown", "1.0.0")]
    [Description("A basic chat command.")]    class EpicPlugin : RustPlugin
    {
      
        [ConsoleCommand("testing")]
        void TestCommand(BasePlayer player, string command, string[] args)
        {
            SendReply(player, "Test successful!");
        }
    }
}

 

test.cs

 

OMG, hahahah. Im a idiot, sorry!

 

Im so sorry i should of asked you that when you asked me

 

Don't know if this thread is dead or not, but I'm really interested in making plugins for rust as well. However, I'm just beginning to learn Python. I saw python is indeed supported for Rust game. Could any of you wizard developers point me in a good direction for learning how to program for this game? Any resources, books, etc would be much appreciated.

 

I recommend looking around in the internet for tutorials. For example where I often learn programming languages:
Click -> Python tutorial

I suggest first learning ad much as possible of the language itself and experimening with simple stuff like console applications (not sure how you'd do such in python). Later on move to plugin making and try to learn about Oxide's API and the game you want to support.

 

Was wondering if you could help me figure something out LaserHydra. After sifting through other Python plugins and their code I was able to figure out how to broadcast text based on certain hooks:



I simply copied and pasted random modules to import based on what other Python codes looked like, because I have no idea where to find these modules or what to import based on what I need. I know its somewhere in the DLL, but my problem is I have no idea how to navigate the DLL, or WHICH DLL to look at for primary definitions etc.
I am currently importing the following:

import BasePlayer
import UnityEngine
from System import Action
import re
Obviously ONE of them is allowing the rust.SendChatMessage function to work... and its obviously deriving from the "rust" module/library. Now when I open up the Assembly-CSharp.dll in a decompiler, I see the following:


So I figured, ok "rust.SendChatMessage( )" must be in the Rust module/class. (My assumption is that in this .dll list, these are all the various "Classes" or "Objects"; please tell me if I'm wrong). I open up the Rust module/class and don't see anything referring to "SendChatMessage" definition/function, I only see the following:



Basically, I'm wondering if someone can help me understand where to look for functions in Rusts and Oxides .dll's and where to look for the functions etc. Am I looking in the incorrect DLL? Is the 'rust' part of "rust.SendChatMessage" referring to a class within a module or a module within a DLL?

 

Holy shit, ok now I understand what that file is. Sorry Wulf, I know you've repeated yourself at least a dozen times, I just couldn't figure out for the life of me where I was calling things from. Ok so that Rust.cs file comes with the Oxide .zip file you extract into your server, and I'm calling from that. Understood
Thanks once again Wulf.

 

Last question (for now haha), do you guys have a quicker method for testing your code? As of now I'm writing the code, restarting server, checking log errors, stop server, fixing code, rinse and repeat. I mean, I'm sure thats the only way to do it, but just curious. Thanks again.