Moving ts files to their own directory #4
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Currently, ts files are compiled in the same directory which I found to be distracting. To solve this, I moved all the ts files to their own separate directories and let them compile into directories required by dota. Specifically -
game/scripts/vscriptsmoved togame/scripts/vscripts_ts. (lib/timers.lua is still under the same path)content/panorama/scripts/custom_gamemoved tocontent/panorama/scripts_ts/custom_gameTesting
Tested by running
npm install,npm run buildand manually testing the game with a blank small map. The behaviour is same (new units are panicking and earthbind ability is added)