This Plugin was intended for Synapse 2, and is not made, nor compatible with Synapse3.
Download the CustomGamemode.dll and place it within your Synapse\dependencies folder.
Place the GamemodeManager.dll in your usual plugins folder.
Either your configured path or the default Gamemode folder will provide a place for your Gamemodes to be stored and loaded.
Done!
[GamemodeManager]
{
# Custom Gamemode Path, leave empty for default
customGamemodePath: ''
# End all Gamemodes on round end
autoGamemodeEnd: true
}Prefix: gmm / gamemode / gamemodemanager
- list
List all loaded gamemodes. - reload
Reload all Gamemodes from your Gamemode-folder. - start [GamemodeName]
Start the Gamemode with the specified name (not case-sensitive). - end [GamemodeName]
End a Gamemode. - nextround [GamemodeName]
Queue Gamemodes to start next round. - clear
Clear the above-mentioned queue.
In order to create gamemodes, please download and reference the CustomGamemode.dll within your gamemode's project.
Do not refer to Synapse's way of plugin-creation, because GamemodeManager has its own way of determining and loading a gamemode.
However, you may refer to Synapse's other functionalities. This includes subscribing events, working with Synapse's types, etc...
Your Gamemode's class needs to implement the IGamemode interface, from the referenced CustomGamemode.dll.
That's it.
Quick example with the well-known Gamemode Peanut Infection.
Important Note:
First off: Be sure to fill out the implemented properties from IGamemode properly, at the very least the Name, which refers to the Gamemode's name.
GamemodeManager will refer to the Gamemode via that name.
Also, please don't use Spaces in that name, use any common type of naming-convention such as snake_case, PascalCase or camelCase.
Secondly, please be sure to clean up your event on End.
GamemodeManager is not responsible for each gamemode's junk and can't and thus won't do it for you.
Also worth mentioning, (yet) gamemodes do not have access to their own configs.
This is planned to be realized in the future.