TSBase — Modding framework

// Custom UI Layer public class ExampleUI : CustomUI<ExampleUI.Args> { public struct Args : ICustomUIArgs { } public override CustomUI<Args> Setup(Args args) { base.Setup(args); var window = this.AddWindow(450, 300, "Window header"); var layout = window.MakeLayout(); // elements added to layout are automatically positioned layout.AddText("Hello"); layout.AddText("World!"); // add a sub-layout which add things horizontally // the size parameter sets the sub-layout’s height var sublayout = layout.Horizontal(100); sublayout.AddText("Horizontally"); sublayout.AddText("alinged"); // add a scroll layout to the layout // when the size parameter is omitted, the size becomes the layout’s remaining size var scroll = layout.AddScroll(); scroll.AddButton("Buttons!", delegate(UIButton btn) { btn.mainText.SetText("Pressed!"); }); scroll.AddToggle("Toggles!", toggled => Debug.Log($"Toggled: {toggled}")); List<string> slideritems = ["item 1", "item 2", "item 3"]; scroll.AddSliderLabel( "Sliders!", // label 0, // selected index slideritems,// items delegate(int index, string item) { // action on change }, delegate(string item) { // displays the returned value when item is selected return item; } ); return this; } } // adding the layer to screen: TSUI.LoadCustomUI<ExampleUI, ExampleUI.Args>(new ExampleUI.Args() { // set args here });

print("Hello World from Lua! Mod path: "..Package.dirInfo.FullName) — you can register any C# assembly from lua! — assembly name simplified name (if needed) (defaults to assembly name if blank) — | | RegisterAssembly("UnityEngine.CoreModule", "Unity") local vector2type = _types.Unity.Vector2 — a handle on the type local vector2static = _static.Unity.Vector2 — a static reference to the type — able to retrieve static variables from the static reference (and only the static reference) local zero = vector2static.zeroVector local vector2instance = _new.Unity.Vector2{ 20, 10 } — invoke a constructor and create an instance print("Vector2 instantiated through Lua: "..tostring(vector2instance)) — if the assembly to load contains a period, the name should be simplified, explanation: RegisterAssembly("UnityEngine.CoreModule") — _types.UnityEngine.CoreModule.Vector2 — doesn’t work, the period in the name splits the table, causing a nil index vector2type = _types["UnityEngine.CoreModule"].Vector2 — would be how it works (a little awkward) RegisterAssembly("Elin") — Elin is loaded by TSBase, so just for reference! local eclass = _static.Elin.EClass eclass.pc.bio.nameDad = "A Proud Father" — can access any variables as if they were in a table!