Using objects from other plugins?

In a python plugin it's possible to do something like this;

Code:

# reference the other plugin
self.HumanNPC = plugins.Find("HumanNPC")
# call the other plugins method, and return its type
humanPlayer=self.HumanNPC.CreateNPC(pos,quat,key)
# use its type in my plugin....
humanPlayer.info.invulnerability=False
humanPlayer.info.hostile=True

However in C# the type which is defined in the other plugin is not available... Is there some way to include the other plugins types? ...as

Code:

using Oxide.Plugins.HumanNPC;

doesn't seem to work

 

So if I was writing the other plugin myself, then I could expose those values using Dictionary values.. as per the Oxide API. But in this case the plugin is 3rd party. I guess I can modify the plugin to expose a bunch of attributes as a Dict and pass it back and forth, but it seems odd you can do it in python, but not in C#

 

I have a reference to HumanNPC using [PluginReference] like so;

Code:

[PluginReference] Plugin HumanNPC;

However if I try to use the type from that, like this;

Code:

            HumanNPC.HumanPlayer humanPlayer=HumanNPC.Call("CreateNPC",
player.transform.position,
player.transform.rotation);

I get an error;

Code:

[07/05/2016 23:21:31] [Oxide] 23:21 [Error] MightyDeathmatch.cs(905,4): error CS0118: `Oxide.Plugins.MightyDeathmatch.HumanNPC' is a `field' but a `type' was expected

which kind of makes sense.

The original plugin doesn't contain any method to set for example the invulnerability of the NPC as a method..

 

The other plugins method returns an object;

Code:

public HumanPlayer CreateNPC(Vector3 position, Quaternion currentRot, string name = "NPC", ulong clone = 0)

However trying to use that object is impossible if my plugin doesn't import the type somehow

Code:

 humanPlayer.info.invulnerability=False; [07/05/2016 23:50:41] [Oxide] 23:50 [Error] MightyDeathmatch.cs(914,16): error CS1061: Type `object' does not contain a definition for `info' and no extension method `info' of type `object' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?

Anyway... so I'll customise the HumanNPC plugin to expose a method which accesses that variable..