ModTool Export Process

StartExport

• Get the loaded scene's path
• Ask user to save scene if they want to
• Create new scen

Verify

• Ensure serialization mode is Force Text
• Ensure Editor version is same as ModTool was built with
• Ensure Editor is not in play mode

VerifyAssemblies

First get all the assemblies to verify:

• Get all assemblies in assets folder
• Adds the ModTool.* and Mono.Cecil assemblies
• Adds any assemblies mentioned in CodeSettings
• Adds the mod assembly
• Adds the Unity project's output assemblies like "Assembly-CSharp" and "Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.dll"

For each type in each module in each assembly:

• check inheritance restrictions

For each field, property and method in each type:

• check namespace restrictions
• check type restrictions
• check member restrictions
• repeat for nested types

Verify Project

• Make sure mod has a name
• Make sure an output directory is set and exists
• Make sure at least one platform is selected
• Make sure at least one of scenes, prefabs, and scripts are chosen for export

Get Content

• Find all prefabs and scriptables
• Find all scenes
• Find all monoscripts
• Put them into ModContent instance

Create Backup

• AssetDatabase.SaveAssets()
• Delete the backup directory if it exists
• Create the backup directory
• Create a temporary assembly directory
• Backup each asset, scene and monoscript from Assets/
• Copy each assembly to the temporary assembly directory

Import Scripts

• Abort if code isn't a selected export content type
• Delete every script from the Assets/ folder
• Remove spaces from prefix
• Add version to prefix if specified in settings

Get Search Directories:

• Add the Unity assembly paths
• Add the assets path
• Add the path of the netstandard assembly