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Source code for the Starfield Luma mod.

To set up a development environment for this mod (skip to step 7 if you don't care about developing the code plugin and only want to modify shaders):
1) Have Visual Studio (only VS 2022 was tested) installed, with components to build C++ code for Windows
2) Follow the requirements specified here: [SF Plugin Template requirements](https://github.com/gottyduke/SF_PluginTemplate#-requirements). You need to install vcpkg and CMake, either as VS installer components or as a custom install (a custom install is preferred, as vcpkg that comes with VS seems to have troubles with Luma), and set up the specified environment paths
3) Install the official mod and anything that comes along with it (e.g. SFSE, Shader Injector): [Starfield Luma](https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/4821)
4) Run `make-sln-msvc.bat`
5) Open `build\Luma.sln` with VS and run the `ALL_BUILD` CMake in `Release` configuration, this will automatically build the plugin binary and copy it and its shaders in your game mods directory (and reset the mod settings)
6) Alternatively, run `build-msvc-release.bat`, though that might not work
7) If you don't have the `SFPath` environment variable set up from a prior step, open `shaders\target_folder.txt` and paste your Starfield mods directory + relative shaders binaries path in there (e.g. `C:\Games\Starfield\Data\shadersfx\`)
8) set the `DEVELOPMENT` defines to `1` in `Plugin\src\Settings.h` and `shaders\shared.hlsl` to have full access to the mod development settings
9) To allow shaders hot reload (live edits) while running, open `SFShaderInjector.ini` (it goes alongside the Shader Injector ASI or DLL, wherever the mod was installed) and change `AllowLiveUpdates` to `1`
10) You can now modify (or add) any hlsl shader in the `shaders` folder and run `compile_all_shaders.ps1` to build them and copy them to the game folder
11) To debug Luma code, build the solution in "Debug" configuration, run Starfield and hook the debugger (a message box will appear, giving you time to hook)

If you to package a new (full) release, run `Plugin\dist\deploy-release.ps1` (this also deploys shaders, but it doesn't rebuild them).
If you want to modify the Shader Injector source code, you can find it [here](https://github.com/Nukem9/sf-shader-injector). That isn't necessary for the development of this mod.
If you want to bump up the project version, it's in `Plugin\CMakeList.txt`.
Note that `SFPath` can also point to a virtual folder from a mod manager.

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