Where are the Triggers & Scripts?

[Computica]

As I'm playing the game I see that a lot of the code from Native Warband is in the game but when I look through the files across the various folders I see definition info in the XML files; but I'm not seeing any code that references that info. Could someone point me where to look?

EDIT:
I found my answer here: https://github.com/Bannerlord-Modding/Documentation/blob/master/_intro/getting-started.md

We can't do any real modding until those files are exposed.

 

[Triarii718]

Seconded. The documentation is still somewhat barren at the moment. I remember the dev blog talking about campaign vs mission behaviors and I can't wait to get access to those and make my own triggers/scripts.

Health regen, magical portals, reworked perks, etc etc.

 

[Cheyros]

I had to decompile a mod I will remove the guy's code for his privacy but show you his structure how he adds a new behavior to the game...

namespace ExampleMod
{
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Linq;
    using Helpers;
    using TaleWorlds.Core;
    using TaleWorlds.MountAndBlade;
    using TaleWorlds.Localization;
    using TaleWorlds.CampaignSystem;
    using TaleWorlds.CampaignSystem.Actions;

    public class MySubModule : MBSubModuleBase
    {
        protected override void OnGameStart(Game game, IGameStarter gameStarterObject)
        {
            base.OnGameStart(game, gameStarterObject);
            if (game.GameType is Campaign)
            {
                CampaignGameStarter cgs = gameStarterObject as CampaignGameStarter;
                cgs.AddBehavior(new ExampleBehavior() as CampaignBehaviorBase);
            }
        }
    }
    internal class ExampleBehavior : CampaignBehaviorBase
    {
        public override void SyncData(IDataStore dataStore)
        {
        }
        public override void RegisterEvents()
        {
            CampaignEvents.PrisonerTaken.AddNonSerializedListener(this, OnPrisonerTaken);
        }
        private void OnPrisonerTaken(PartyBase captorParty, Hero prisoner)
        {
            EndCaptivityAction.ApplyByDeath(prisoner);
        }
    }
}

The best way to learn if you have nothing is to decompile mods that you download. I use VS Code with the extension for ilspy. In visual studio you will be able to see all the different methods and properties to use by editing the code here.

 

[aderrdei]

If you're desperate to dig into the scripts in the game before Ster's documentation is fleshed out you can decompile the .dll files using something like dotpeek.