## Setting up code

https://docs.spacestation14.io/getting-started/dev-setup

### Dependencies
- dotnet@6.0.x
- python@>=3.5

### Start up dev env
`py .\RUN_THIS.py` which installs all submodules and builds the client/server binaries via dotnet

### IDEs
#### Visual Studio
Remember to set up to launch multiple targets
- See Solution Explorer
- See top solution parent. Right click it and see "Set Startup Projects"
- Select Start for both "Content.Client" and "Content.Server" as Startup Projects

#### Visual Studio Code
Launch configuration inside `.vscode\launch.json`. Just run and debug

## Mapping

https://docs.spacestation14.io/en/content/mapping

- Map editor is baked into the client itself. Launch it and enter the station (NSSPillar).
- Use the tilde key (when opening the escape menu) to open the drawer console.
- `loc` will print the current map ID
- `mapping <mapId> <mapFilename>`. I have no idea what `<mapId>` is, but it is being created at runtime and it can't be used for maps that are currently running. So keep incrementing `<mapId>` until the console does not print a `Map {$mapId} already exists` log entry. The station that the player spawns in seems to be `/Maps/nss_pillar.yml`
- Once you hear the Minecraft / Software Inc style BGM play, this means mapping mode is activated
- F5 to open Entity Spawn Panel
- Mouse3 (Middle Mouse) to rotate the entity easily. To rotate entities already placed in the world, right click the placed entity, Debug > View Variables. Under Server Variables, find the `localRotation` (not the one with the leading underscore) property and set the angle in deg.
- `savemap <mapId> <path>` will save it in `.bin/***`. Overriding the map didn't work in my case so there is no easy way to edit the map. Just save it, then replace the map file (e.g. `savemap 1 saltern.yml` inside the SS14 client, then `rm Resources/Maps/saltern.yml && mv bin/Content.Server/data/saltern.yml Resources/Maps/saltern.yml`)
- `rmmap <mapId>` will remove the map it is being loaded on