ow-mod-template | Use this project as a base for new Outer Wilds mods

A NuGet package called OuterWildsGameLibs is used to get references to the game code. If a game update has been released and this nuget hasn't been updated yet, you might need to reference the game libraries manually. More information on the ow-game-libs repo. If you open ModTemplate/ModTemplate.csproj, you'll find references to $(OwmlDir) and $(ModUniqueName). The value of these variables is read from ModTemplate/ModTemplate.csproj.user. $(OwmlDir) and $(ModUniqueName) are used in the post-build events, to copy the built mod files (and static files like manifest.json and default-config.json) to the mod directory in "$(OwmlDir)\Mods\$(ModUniqueName)". If you are having problems with post-build events, you can edit them manually in Visual Studio (double click Properties in Solution Explorer, select "Build Events"). You'll also find references to $(TargetPath), which is the path to where Visual Studio places your mod dll after building, and $(ProjectDir), the path with your mod's Visual Studio project. These don't need to be defined manually, they always exist.