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Requirements

• An IDE like Visual Studio 2019 (Community Edition is enough) or Jetbrains Rider.
• A copy of Red Faction that runs correctly.
• LiveSplit.
• Git Bash or some Git frontend (easiest should be [Github]).

Setting up a fork

• First you'll need to create a fork of this repository - click Fork in the upper right corner of this page.
• Launch your Github client and clone the repository.
  • For Github desktop it's File -> Clone Repository and download all the files.

Edit the project in Visual Studio

• Open LiveSplit.RedFaction.sln in Visual Studio.
• In **Solution Explorer** check if any references are missing. If LiveSplit.Core or UpdateManager show as missing, remove them from the list, then right-click on **References**, **Add References...**, navigate to LiveSplit directory and add UpdateManager.dll and LiveSplit.Core.dll.
• Switch the build type to Debug in the bar at the top of the window.
• Under Build tab, configure output path to a Components directory in LiveSplit.
• Under Debug, select LiveSplit.exe in LiveSplit directory.