Compilation issues about texturereplacer HOT 9 OPEN

No, it compiles just fine with KSP 1.12.x. Check that all dependencies point correctly to assemblies in your KSP directory.

And what Reload() function are you talking about? There is no such function in the source.

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Hey @ducakar sorry for the confusion. I meant the Recreate constructor: it expects a TextureMap, but doesn't get one. I'm also using the correct references, and even tried adding ones that are in the MechJeb project (started messing around with that code too & submitted some stuff). As for Array.Fill, Framework 4.8 it got stuff from the .NET Core 2.x work, but I don't think it got the functions from it.

https://github.com/ducakar/TextureReplacer/blob/master/TextureReplacer/Mapper.cs

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.array.fill?view=net-6.0

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Hey @ducakar I had a chance to revisit this. I applied some research I did trying to figure out how other addons work, and came up with some changes you may want to test out. Regarding my original concerns, I did find the Array.Fill implementation the .NET folks use, and I tried converting the KeyValuePair calls to Dictionary calls; apparently both of those are a part of .NET Standard 2.1 & later; wherein Unity 2019 supports .NET Framework 4.x and Standard 2.0.

https://github.com/unquietwiki/TextureReplacer

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Unity doesn't use .NET Framework but Mono and Array.Fill() works with Mono targeting .NET Framework 4.8 profile.

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@ducakar are you using Unity, MonoDevelop, VS Studio, or ReSharper to do your work? I can report VS 2022 with .NET 4.8 target doesn't work for the functions after .NET Standard 2.0 or Core 2.0 (there are a bunch of Nugets that have backported functions).

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Arch Linux + Mono 6.13 + Rider 2021.3 (or VS Code + C# plugin). I currently don't have Unity installed, I only need it to build the shaders.

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I can replace the two Array.Fill() calls with foreach loops if that's all that's required to build in on Windows.

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