ParadiseSS13 RUST-G

This repository holds ParadiseSS13 modifications of rust-g libraries from /tg/station.

This works by keeping an up-to-date copy of /tg/station's code, and a folder of Paradise patches to be applied. This reduces our need for major reworks to code, as we can just use patches to achieve what we need without cluttering the main tree.

License

The license for RUST-G itself can be found inside the tg-rust-g directory. Code for the Paradise modifications falls under the same license.

How to (Compiling)

1. You must have a copy of Git Bash or some other bash emulator on windows, and a git identity setup. This will not work otherwise.
2. Run the apply_patches.sh file to autocreate a clone of tg-rust-g, and apply the patches to it.
3. Paradise RUST-G requires all features to be enabled.
   • To build on windows, run cargo build --release --all-features --target=i686-pc-windows-msvc. This will generate a 32-bit .dll file that is compatible with BYOND.
   • To build on linux, run cargo build --release --all-features --target=i686-unknown-linux-gnu. This will generate a 32-bit .so file that is compatible with BYOND.

If you are still stuck, check tg-rust-g/README.md for more detailed instructions.

How to (Developing)

1. You must have a copy of Git Bash or some other bash emulator on windows, and a git identity setup. This will not work otherwise.
2. Run the apply_patches.sh file to autocreate a clone of tg-rust-g, and apply the patches to it.
3. Open the folder called paradise-rust-g inside an IDE of your choice. Make your edits in here.
4. Save your edits as a single commit inside paradise-rust-g. Do not push changes. Do not modify tg-rust-g.
5. Run the rebuild_patches.sh script to convert your commit into a patch that will be saved in the paradise_patches directory

Credits

• /tg/station for the original RUST-G works.
• SpigotMC for the patching logic.