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#author("2023-09-20T00:14:54+00:00","default:admin","admin") #author("2023-09-20T00:16:04+00:00","default:admin","admin") *''What are Plug-ins?'' [#a3a17c8a] Plug-ins are features that extend the functionality of Bakin's tools and engine programmatically using C#. There are two main types of plug-ins: - ''Tool Plug-ins (.dll format)'' - ''Engine Plug-ins (.cs format)'' As of Septmber 2023, only engine plug-ins have been released for the creation environment. **Plug-in Types [#g95890dc] //ここは記載しない可能性があります。 //- Tool plug-ins are used to extend Bakin's editor. //Tool plug-ins are further subdivided into the following three types: //-- ''Data Extension'': Add more optional specifiers to data such as casts and items. //-- ''Class Extension'': Add new data types separate from casts, items, etc. //-- ''Tool Extension'': Add new tools to the editor's main menu or edit menu //(The Sprite Tool included with the main unit uses this mechanism.) //ここは記載しない可能性があります。 - Engine plug-ins are used to extend the operation of the Bakin engine. The engine plug-in currently has the following two types of functions: --''Event Scripts'': Extend the functionality of events by assigning C# programs to them -- ''Battle Plug-ins'': Replace Bakin's battle system with a C# program **How to Use Plug-ins [#f559cc12] - For engine plug-ins, create the folder specified in the description below directly under the project folder you are editing and store plug-ins in it. -- ''Event Scripts'' ---First create a 'script' folder and add the .cs file to it. ---After launching Bakin, click the arrow in the "C# Program Assignment" field on the lower left of the event sheet. ---Select the script you wish to assign from the list that opens. ---Plug-ins with multiple methods can use the event panel to specify which method to apply. See [[Control]] for the "Call C# Program" panel. ---''Notes'' +cs files can also be stored in subfolders. +Note that the dll file must be placed directly under the script. cs files can also be stored in subfolders. Note that the dll file must be placed directly under the script. -- ''Battle Plug-ins'' ---Create a 'battlescript' folder and add a set of .cs files to it. ---It is applied automatically when the project is launched, and no tool operation is required. //ここは記載しない可能性があります。 //- The tool plugin (currently not yet created environment) adds a DLL file to the 'plugins' folder of the Bakin installed destination. //Then, new entries will be added to the Database or Main Menu. //ここは記載しない可能性があります。 *** Delete Plug-ins [#rdb1a566] //ここは記載しない可能性があります。 //- For tool plug-ins, remove the dll file from the 'plugins' folder. //ここは記載しない可能性があります。 - ''Event Scripts'': Delete the .cs file you wish to remove from the 'script' folder. - ''Battle Plug-ins'': Delete the entire 'battlescript' folder. You can also use "Remove Battle-Related Scripts from Game File" in the Map Editor's top menu > Functions > Expanded Features. **How to Create Plug-ins [#hf249d00] ''&color(red){(!)Bakin updates may affect the operation of plug-ins created in the past. Please check the differences each time an update occurs.};'' - ''Event Scripts'' After launching Bakin, click the arrow in the "C# Program Assignment" field on the lower left of the event sheet. Press the "Create New" button at the top to start the editor (the editor associated with .cs). --It is recommended that Visual Studio (Community version is acceptable) be installed with C# development ready. --You can also use other editors to create .cs files and put them in the 'script' folder without going through Bakin. - ''Battle Plug-Ins'' Execute "Copy Battle-Related Scripts to Game File" in the Map Editor's top menu > Functions > Expanded Features. See [[Map Editor Overview]] for more information on this feature. When executed, a 'battlescript' folder will be created in the project folder currently being edited, and a battle plug-in template (the same as the default battle process) will be created in that folder. Edit the created file with your editor. //ここは記載しません。 //- Tool Plug-ins //You will find various tool plug-in templates (zip files) in the "SDK" folder of your Bakin installed destination. //Unzip the Zip file and edit it with your editor. //Open the .sln file in Visual Studio 2019 (install C# desktop development). //References to SharpKmyCore, Common, Yukar Editor, Yukar Engine, SBControl, etc. will have their paths broken, so delete them and reconnect the references from the Bakin installed destination folder. //Now all that is left is to build for x64 and the tool plug-in (.dll) is ready. //ここは記載しません。 - ''Metadata Settings'' -- No metadata in event scripts. -- For battle plug-ins, replace // @@version xx.xx.xx.xx.xx at the beginning of BattlePluginDef.cs with the corresponding Bakin version. //ここは記載しません。 //-- For tool plug-ins, edit PluginDef.cs to change the plug-in name, icon, description, etc. that appear in the editor's Version information. //ここは記載しません。 - ''Plug-in Help'' If you distribute plug-ins and need to explain the contents, please create and include a readme.txt file. - ''Plug-in Settings'' There is currently no ability to specify plug-in preferences. ***Key Points When Creating Plug-ins [#fbdaae55] - ''Link Any DLL'' By making the following statement at the beginning of a C# program, you can link and use any DLL file in the script folder. Please refer to "Introduce Steam "Achievements" into the Game" in [[Plug-in Samples]]. // @@link xxx.dll - ''Import Another cs File'' You can import another cs file by making the following statement: // @@include xxx.cs Please use this option when a large process is divided into multiple cs files. Refer to the battle plug-ins in "Battle Plug-In Samples". By inserting the above description into BattlePluginDef.cs in various places and incorporating the processing of branches and leaves, all battle processing is made the target of the build. **Plug-in Distribution [#gb975bfd] - ''Event Scripts'': Distribute the created cs files in any way you wish. - ''Battle Plug-ins'': Zip the entire 'battlescript' folder and distribute it in any way you wish. //ここは記載しません。 //- For tool plug-ins: Distribute the dll file in any way you wish. //ここは記載しません。 ***Distribution as .csrbr Files [#m0d8bccc] Compressing the event script .cs files and related files into a Zip file and rewriting the extension to .csrbr will make distribution and importing into Bakin easier. -They can distribute through the [[Steam Workshop]]. -In the event sheet "C# Program Assignment", click the Add button to select the .csrbr file. Once added, the .csrbr file will be automatically decompressed and extracted. ---Battle plug-ins cannot be distributed in .csrbr format. **Plug-in Reference [#df2f4fe2] References to currently available classes can be found at the following URL. RPG Developer Bakin Plug-in Reference:https://rpgbakin.com/csreference/ As of September 2023, the classes used in the creation of event scripts and battle plug-ins are available to the public. **Plug-in Samples [#a9104cdd] See [[Plug-in Samples]] for sample codes of the plug-ins. Explanations of the sample codes published on the Steam Workshop are available.
