This repo contains the sources for the default rotations shipped with Legionbuddy.
When a new version of Legionbuddy is released it automatically contains a snapshot of the master branch of this repository at the time of the release. This means that a new release of Legionbuddy always will have the newest available version of rotations.
If you still want to update manually, simply download a .zip from GitHub by pressing
the Clone or download -> Download ZIP buttons. Then delete the Legionbuddy Rotations
folder inside Rotations and extract the Legionbuddy Rotations folder from the .zip into
the Rotations directory. Assuming C:\Path\to\Legionbuddy\Legionbuddy.exe is a valid
path, the .zip should be extracted so that C:\Path\to\Legionbuddy\Rotations\Legionbuddy Rotations\*.cs
is valid.
Since Legionbuddy compiles the rotations by itself there is no need to set up a proper build environment. However, this is still beneficial if you are going to be making changes to the rotations to make sure your changes still compile.
The repo includes at VS2015 solution which can be opened. To make the project compile
you must add references to Legionbuddy's .exe and .dll files. The project is already
set up to reference the correct assemblies in the Dependencies directory, so this
directory just needs to be created.
The easiest way to do that is with a symbolic link to your Legionbuddy installation. If
the path C:\Path\to\Legionbuddy\Legionbuddy.exe is valid, this is easily done by opening
a command prompt in the root of legionbuddy rotations (in the same folder as the .sln file)
and running the following command:
mklink /J Dependencies "C:\Path\to\Legionbuddy"
The rotations should now build successfully in VS2015.
See the Contributing document for guidelines for making contributions.
You can discuss Legionbuddy in our forums which can be found here