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Add on Maker
The add-on maker offers a quick and easy way to create and update Wardrobe Add-ons. I personally use this tool for all the add-ons housed in the Wardrobe Add-ons repository.
- In the
AddonMaker
application folder, runrun.bat
.- For macOS and Linux users: open a terminal, navigate to the folder and call:
dotnet WardrobeAddonMaker.dll
.
- For macOS and Linux users: open a terminal, navigate to the folder and call:
- Enter an identifier for your add-on, such as
FrackinUniverse
orOrcana
.- Make sure this value is unique and recognizable!
- Enter a (visual) mod name, such as
Frackin' Universe
orOrcana
. - Enter the mod author, such as
Sayter
orNemasys
. - Enter the mod version, such as
5.6.3131
orB.6.3c
. - Enter the full path to the mod assets, such as
C:\Data\FrackinUniverse
orC:\Data\Orcana.pak
.
When updating the add-on, you will only be prompted to enter the asset path after entering your identifier. The other steps will be skipped as the metadata file has already been generated. Changes to the metadata file will have to be made manually.
Result
If entering the identifier and asset directory each times is too much of a hassle, you can automate these steps with command line arguments.
Argument | Description |
---|---|
--input |
Asset path. Use this if you update your mod to the same place. This would also work for Steam Workshop mods. |
--identifier |
Mod identifier. Every add-on has a unique identifier. Providing it as a parameter can save some typing. |
--name |
Mod name. As this value is only used when creating new add-ons, you probably won't need this. |
--version |
Mod version. As this value is only used when creating new add-ons, you probably won't need this. |
--configure |
Use this to configure the add-on maker. You can set your mods folder to automatically copy over add-ons. |
--help |
View all arguments |
Example
@ECHO OFF
dotnet WardrobeAddonMaker.dll --identifier Orcana --input C:\Data\Orcana.pak
The result is a click-and-run script that will update the add-on. All that's left is to update the version number in the metadata and upload the update!
Bit too fast? Here's a slightly slower video that you can pause.