MDK-SE VS dotnet-combine

I should have wrote it in the description, but i did have a thorough look at the guide, and i got the {ActivateBehavior} from the https://github.com/malware-dev/MDK-SE/wiki/List-Of-Terminal-Properties-and-Actions in the guide.

I've been trying to get Visual Studio set up so I have something better than the in-game editor. I tried installing the .vsix file to get this working, but when I try to run it, I get an error saying "The type initializer for `PerTypeValues'1` threw an exception."

I would assume it would inherit the TimerBlock interface as a starting point, but I have no experience of adding terminal options. Have a look at https://github.com/malware-dev/MDK-SE/wiki/The-Grid-Terminal-System for the basics, and you might want to try the official Discord #modding-programming channel or other modding channels to find more experienced users to ask/get advice from.

Copy-pasting is your best bet. As far as I know, there’s only one alternative and it’s actually worse. You can use the Malware Dev Kit extension for visual studio. It has a “Publish” action that will export the full script to your local scripts folder (%APPDATA%/SpaceEngineers/IngameScripts/local), and then you’ll be able to load it into a programmable block in-game

The best place to start is Malware's DevKit for SE: https://github.com/malware-dev/MDK-SE/wiki

this website API Tutorial "Continuous Running" shoul dget you started on "How to run script automatically". I'd suggest a lower refreshrate (like

Yea, I'm already taking advantage of a few of the new .net 6 features like implicit using statements defined in the csproj file and not declaring namespaces anywhere in any of my code files. I've got my setup to the point where I can hit build in vscode and it runs dotnet-combine to merge all of my code into a single file then runs sed to strip out the Program class declaration and the closing brace so that I can just copy and paste the generated code into the programmable block.