Mod template build system for Project Zomboid
This has a basic directory structure for a functional and deployable mod plus a few scripts to assist with development.
See the Development Guide for more information on how to work with this repository.
In short, this project allows you to have your code in some location tracked with git, then have the necessary code deployed to ~/Zomboid/Workshop for testing and deployment to the Steam workshop.
Version tracking is also built-in where building a new release will generate a package in dist/
named with your mod name and version number as defined in settings.sh.
TileZed is also downloaded to supplemental/ to allow easy development of game tiles and packs.
LUA code completion is provided via pz-zdoc to offer in-editor code completion and lookups.
This code is generated from the live game code installed with Steam, (so it'll reflect the exact version you are running.)
To get started, just hit the Use this template button at the top of the page and clone this to your own repo.
If you use game assets in your mod, be sure to include the following legal dislcaimer.
Thanks to The Indie Stone for creating Project Zomboid, which made this possible. This is an unofficial fan production for non-commercial purposes made under the Indie Stone Terms.