While these tools are designed for use with SFD.Templates, they can also be used as standalone components.
Locates the proprietary SFD.GameScriptInterface.dll somewhere on the system (checking a few well-known Steam install locations by default), then symlinks it (falling back to a copy if symlinking isn't possible) into the current directory's lib folder.
The linked/copied file is also automatically added to .gitignore (creating the file if needed).
The script also keeps the SDK version in sync: it reads the DLL's product version and checks it against a <RequiredGameSdkVersion> field in the nearest .csproj. If the field is missing it is added with the current version; if the value does not match the installed DLL the script exits with an error. Pass --force to auto-update the field to the installed version.
Usage: SFD.ScriptTools.LibrarySetup.fsx [-f|--file <path-to-dll>] [-o|--output <output-path>] [-F|--force] [--dry-run] [-h|--help]
-f, --file Explicit path to SFD.GameScriptInterface.dll (skips auto-search)
-o, --output Output path for the symlink/copy (default: ./lib/SFD.GameScriptInterface.dll)
-F, --force On version mismatch, update <RequiredGameSdkVersion> to the installed DLL version
--dry-run Run all checks without touching the filesystem; exit 1 if changes are needed
-h, --help Show this help message and exitWelds together the GameScript partial-class bodies from a set of *.cs source files into a single, non-compilable *.txt "script" file, suitable for usage in Superfighters Deluxe.
For each input file, everything outside of the GameScript class (using directives, namespace declaration, and the class declaration itself) is stripped away; only what's declared inside the class body survives.
Since the welded output cannot contain using directives, the script checks each file that has a GameScript class for them and exits with an error listing any found. The only allowed using is SFDGameScriptInterface, which is already implicit in the output.
The remaining bodies are concatenated (each preceded by a comment noting its source file) and whitespace-normalized via Roslyn's Formatter before being written to disk.
Usage: SFD.ScriptTools.ScriptGenerator.fsx <file1.cs> [file2.cs ...] [-o|--output <path>] [-h|--help]
<file.cs>... One or more C# source files to weld together
-o, --output Path to write the resulting welded .csx file to (required)
-h, --help Show this help message and exitConverts event names from the legacy format to the new format.
Example: Events.PlayerKeyInputCallback.Start -> Game.Events.StartPlayerKeyInputCallback