Hey,
I am quite new to Rust, and obviously Oxide. I come from a Java background when it comes to game modding/development and I was wondering one thing. Is it possible to have multiple files when you create a Rust plugin? Every resource I see in the plugins tab is only one file and I feel like it would get pretty annoying to use that single file throughout the entirety of my plugin. I obviously know about anonymous classes but the same problem is present. Thanks.
Solved Quick Question Regarding Plugin Development
Discussion in 'Rust Development' started by Julio., Nov 28, 2016.
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Wulf Community Admin
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Wulf Community Admin
Very familiar with Spigot and Bukkit, I come from that background.
Generally plugins are a single file, but you can setup a project to contain multiple plugins if you'd like. In the end though, a plugin is still a single file that isn't compiled until the server needs it to be compiled. You can create multiple plugins and call them between each other with the server; or even have an "include" file with the Ext.Name.cs format (C# plugins mainly for this feature), but that isn't widely advertised yet as it isn't really developed.
To keep it short: you won't have the same project setup that you do with Java or normal C# plugins, as you aren't making a precompiled plugin.
