V1.2.0

Changelog

This version is dedicated to a greatly improved usability and stability towards our current goal to create a crash-resistant API.

We tried to create an API that is all async, but we came to the point that this way of implementing it introduced a hig overhead while calling it. So now we offer next to all async-methods their sync versions. This gives the opportunity to group calls into their own MP.Schedule-call and reduce the needed scheduling calls to a minimum. This should not introduce a more compicated way of implementing it, because MP.Utility.Schedule should be awaitable as every API, too.

Example:

// Before
public async Task DoSomethingAsync(IPlayer player) {
    await player.SpawnAsync();
    await player.SetHealthAsync(50);
    await player.SetPositionAsync(new Vector3(50f, 50f, 50f));
    await player.SetRotationAsync(new Vector3(0f, 0f, 12f);
}

// After
public async Task DoSomethingAsync(IPlayer player) {
    await MP.Utility.Schedule(() => {
        player.Spawn();
        player.SetHealth(50);
        player.SetPosition(new Vector3(50f, 50f, 50f));
        player.SetRotation(new Vector3(0f, 0f, 12f);
    });
}

Added

• Added new CommandHandler that is able to parse parameters and convert them to fit the given signature.
  See documentation

Changed

• Reworked all asynchronous methods and added synchronized variants.
• Reduced dockerimage size from ~800MB to ~80 MB.
• Set all versions in Dockerimage dependencies to a fixed version to avoid unwanted upgrades.
• Replaced all events with .NET coding convention compliant versions. (object sender, EventArgs args)
• All parameters that contained ColorRgba now use System.Drawing.Color instead.
• Moved MP.Joaat and MP.Schedule to MP.Utility class.

Deprecated

• MP.Joaat
• MP.Schedule

Changes between V1.1.4 and V1.2.0
Upgrade-Guide from V1.1.4 to V1.2.0