
AutoReload
Automatically reloads plugins by watching BepInEx/plugins/ for file changes. For developers.Details
AutoReload
A BepInEx 5 plugin that automatically reloads plugins by watching BepInEx/plugins/ for file changes.
[!WARNING]
I have been informed that theFileSystemWatchermay work terribly on Windows. This plugin relies onFileSystemWatcherworking properly. If you are having issues with it, try running under Linux.
Implementing Support
To make your plugin work with reloading, it must implement the OnDestroy method in the main plugin class to clean up after itself. An example of a good plugin:
[BepInAutoPlugin]
public partial class Plugin : BaseUnityPlugin
{
void Awake()
{
// Apply all hooks
MonoDetourManager.InvokeHookInitializers(typeof(Plugin).Assembly);
Log.LogInfo($"Plugin {Name} is loaded!");
}
void OnDestroy()
{
// Dispose all hooks
DefaultMonoDetourManager.Instance.Dispose();
Log.LogInfo($"Plugin {Name} unloaded!");
}
}
[!TIP]
The above plugin uses Hamunii.BepInEx.AutoPlugin for the[BepInAutoPlugin]attribute.
Credits
This is a hard fork of BepInEx.Debug ScriptEngine which dramatically changes how the plugin works.
Main changes are:
scripts/directory is gone- assemblies are reloaded from
plugins/ LoadOnStartoption is gone
- assemblies are reloaded from
FileSystemWatcheroption is gone, always enabledAutoReloadDelayoption is goneReloadKeyoption is goneIncludeSubdirectoriesoption is gone, always enabled- Only "file changed" and "file renamed" events are listened to
DumpAssembliesoption is gone, always enabled- This is because you can get debug symbols this way