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Missing the dll. When I tested this, I copied the DLL to the Module folder of the plugin. Didn't think about copying it on the Managed folder.

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Timers have been working fine for me for the last Fougerite updates and never had a problem. I just reported to mikec to add the option to make the timer recalleable, so that you don't need to call it every x seconds, it will do itself. And have in mind that I use them a lot, for example in...

I don't remember well but I think I was using IntellIJ.

Back in the days when I wrote plugins for Magma in JavaScript I had the same issues. Stupid errors as missing comas, typos, etc... took more to fix than writing the actual plugin.

I'll be adding all hooks, an explanation and examples. Here's the full list (common and used hooks) :

Well, all that stuff on the list code example it's just basic, it's on every class, It could be resumed to : list = [ ] List<T> list = new List<T>(); And you can use var keyword and let the compiler get the type automatically.

You can. Of course, it's not a simple line of code. I'm not sure but it has something to do with coroutines. Sending data it's okay, it's just creating a packet and sending it. But receiveing it requires sending a request and then waiting for it. You can't just let the code stop and wait for it...

Well, everything is possible in both languages. I prefer C# that's why I write plugins on it. Back on Magma I used to program in JavaScript, and from there to here it's a really big difference. Never tried Python.

The same you use to send data should allow you to get it back. Also, Unity has a specific class for that. http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/WWW.html In C# you just need to add reference to UnityEngine.dll to use it. In other languages I guess it's possible too.

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Probably not.

I know, just wanna show you that I'm not lazy 24/7 xd

Everyone interested in C# plugin development for Fougerite, here is the new guide. Still working on it but already started : http://fougerite.com/threads/c-plugin-development-guide.543/

@MasterPeace @DreTaX

C# Plugin Development 1. Requirements : Microsoft Visual Studio (2013 is used in this guide) Fougerite DLL Extra DLL's : UnityEngine and Assembly-csharp (from a rust legacy server, located in the "Managed" folder) 2. First Steps : First, we'll need to create a new project of type...

Get a clean Assembly and patch it with 1.0.8B patcher or get the 1.0.8B Assembly.

What do you mean ? Fougerite supports JavaScript, Python and C# plugins.

I was thinking that this might be a Mono compatibility issue. In Unity, there are problems if you import assemblies that aren't designed for Mono. For example MySQL .NET connect doesn't work well with Mono.

We can help you about the timers stuff, just post them up. I didn't really switch to Experimental, as no one is playing it on our servers so there's no motivation for me to do it. I'm still fixing FAC stuff whenever it shows up, and I'm trying to Finish Arena++. Also starting another project...