This is a C# wrapper for jitspoe's Godot Console: https://github.com/jitspoe/godot-console
This is intended just to be a wrapper for the console written in C# for mixed codebases that have some C# and some GDScript and want both to be able to use the console.
For a full reimplementation of the console in C# check out this written by MolikoDeveloper https://github.com/MolikoDeveloper/Csharp-Console-Godot/tree/main/addons/csharpConsole
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If you haven't, First install the godot console from jitspoe's Repo
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Download the project using the big green
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Open the zip and drag and drop the the
GDConsoleWrapperfolder into a folder calledaddonsin your project. Your project structure should look like:/addons/GDConsoleWrapper -
Then enable both the godot-console and GDConsoleWrapper in the project settings under plugins.
You should be all set! Leave an issue if you run into any problems!
Quick note this was built on 4.1.1 and while it might work with earlier versions I've only tested on 4.1.1
In your code you can use it by calling AddCommand like this:
public partial class SomeNode : Node{
public override void _Ready()
{
GDConsole.AddCommand("hello", Hello)
}
public void Hello(){
GD.Print("Hello from SomeNode!");
}
public override void _ExitTree()
{
//don't forget to remove the command when this is destroyed!
GDConsole.RemoveCommand("hello", Hello)
}
}Note how you declare the type in the generic parameter. This supports up to 3 parameters:
public partial class SomeNode : Node{
public override void _Ready()
{
//this can take up to 3 params!
GDConsole.AddCommand<int>("DoSomething1", DoSomething1)
GDConsole.AddCommand<int, string>("DoSomething2", DoSomething2)
GDConsole.AddCommand<int, string, bool>("DoSomething3", DoSomething3)
//Or no parameters!
GDConsole.AddCommand("DoSomething", DoSomething)
}
public void DoSomething(){}
public void DoSomething1(int something){}
public void DoSomething2(int something, string soemString){}
public void DoSomething3(int something, string soemString, bool someBool){}
}