Publicizer

WARNING

Publicizer will only run if you have at least one Plugin loaded

Oxide does runtime patching of DLLs to publicize everything in the servers RustDedicated_Data\Managed directory, Excluding DLLs with names starting with:

• 0Harmony
• System
• Microsoft
• mscorlib
• Unity
• Mono
• netstandard
• Oxide
• MySql.Data

Oxide config options

oxide.config.json

{
  //---
  "Plugin Compiler": {
    "Shutdown on idle": true,
    "Seconds before idle": 60,
    "Preprocessor directives": [],
    "Enable Publicizer": true, 
    "Ignored Publicizer References": []
  },
  //---
}

Enable Publicizer

Weather the publicizer is enabled or not

Option key: Enable Publicizer

Default value: true

Ignored Publicizer References

This option accepts an array of strings of custom DLL names to ignore

Option key: Ignored Publicizer References

Default value: []

Preprocessor directive

As it is possible to disable the publicizer this allows you to check it is enabled before attempting to access a usually non-public value

Directive name: OXIDE_PUBLICIZED

Environment Variable

As the publicizer utilises runtime patching the changes it make will not exist in the DLLs which can lead to some pretty annoying IDE warnings about stuff not existing. To help with this the environment variable allows you to specify a path to write the publicized assemblies to disk.

ENV Var name: OXIDE_PublicizerOutput

Example value: D:\Servers\Rust\Patched

Batch file example: set OXIDE_PublicizerOutput=D:\Servers\Rust\Patched

WARNING

The directory must already exist otherwise nothing will be written to disk!