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=== <code>Source</code> Files === | === <code>Source</code> Files === | ||
− | Some mods contain a <code>Source</code> folder containing the source code for their compiled assemblies. This is not read by RimWorld in any way | + | Some mods contain a <code>Source</code> folder containing the source code for their compiled assemblies. This is not read by RimWorld in any way and is generally not recommended as the vast majority of players will not need to see or use your source code, and including it will cause unnecessary bloat in downloads for your mod. If you wish to share your source code, it is strongly recommended that you use a public code repository such as [https://github.com/ GitHub]. |
[[Category:Modding]] | [[Category:Modding]] | ||
[[Category:Modding tutorials]] | [[Category:Modding tutorials]] |