[GUIDE] How you Start to build a Custom Class (CC / Routine) - For Beginners !

[niron77]

PLEACE READ EVERYTHING !!!!​

This is a small guide HowTo setup Microsoft Visual Studio / Express C#: "Nothing about coding !!!"

Things you need before you start!

1. Visual Studio 2010 - Express Edition, Express Edition is Free and can be downloaded here

2. Latest version of: Ryftomate!

3. Latest version of: Developer Documentation (extract and place the files in your ryftomate folder)

4. Latest version of: Default CC Source Code



Creating the Project:

Assuming you have all above!, and have Studio / Express installed, you can now start creating your project.... (some things may be different between Studio / Express)

• Step 1: Open Visual Studio / Express - window should look somthing like this

• Step 2: GoTo -> File -> Click! "New Project" (new window opens) Click! "Installed Templates" -> "Visual C#" Click! on Class Library. (don´t forget to name your Project) Click! OK!

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• Step 3:Now DELETE the default (Class1.cs) "project file" that was created for us
• This is done by clicking on Class1.cs, and pressing delete or Right clicking on it, and then clicking delete.

• Step 4: Now right click on your Project: (in my case "Warrior") Click "Add -> Existing Item! (or Shift + Alt + A). Now brows to where you put the Default CC Source Code and select your file of choice. (my case warrior.cs) Click! ADD.

• Step 5:Now it´s time to add the References to your Project! Right click on References -> Add Reference. Brows to you Ryftomate folder and mark the files you need to your build (hold down CTRL to mark more then one) Click! OK

* i marked all files here,

It is possibly that you need to add more references before you build your routine.. see the top of you Routine whats needed and add them as in STEP 5. but mark the .NET and scroll to what reference are missing ! Click ADD!

Congratulations! You have now started your first project ! Happy Coding !


No questions about coding in here! im new to C# like you! ​

 

[niron77]

Reserved !!

 

[socialscience]

Sweet thanks! Can we get this stickyd please?

 

[DaSandman]

Thats what I eventually ended up with a few days ago with trial and error (first time using Visual Studio C#) - great tutorial niron - will make it much easier for others

 

[smallgoddess]

Namespace "System" does not exist in the type or namespace name "Windows". Are you missing an assembly reference? How to solve?

 

[altec]

Got to add reference, but click the .NET tab and scroll down to system and add it