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This option uses [https://www.nuget.org/packages/Krafs.Rimworld.Ref Krafs Rimworld Reference Package] it is less involved than using reference assemblies and is the recommended method.</br> | This option uses [https://www.nuget.org/packages/Krafs.Rimworld.Ref Krafs Rimworld Reference Package] it is less involved than using reference assemblies and is the recommended method.</br> | ||
#Follow the above up till ''Add references to RimWorld code'' | #Follow the above up till ''Add references to RimWorld code'' | ||
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#Open Nuget Manager and type ''Rimworld'' | #Open Nuget Manager and type ''Rimworld'' | ||
#Add Krafs Rimworld Reference | #Add Krafs Rimworld Reference | ||
+ | #When prompted '''Select packagereference''' (this is required for the package to be added) | ||
You can now continue as if you added the assemblies | You can now continue as if you added the assemblies | ||
Doing this makes your project portable, because RimRef can be downloaded by anyone and used from anywhere, unlike Rimworld's assemblies which can't be distributed. | Doing this makes your project portable, because RimRef can be downloaded by anyone and used from anywhere, unlike Rimworld's assemblies which can't be distributed. |