Se Getting Started

SE Getting Started — beginner onboarding

For the newcomer who doesn't yet know what kind of mod they want to build.

What to do

Read references/onboarding.md before responding. It's a decision-tree walkthrough covering:

• What mod types exist and what each is for
• Required tools per type (SE install, ModSDK, MDK2, Blender+SEUT, Mod Adjuster subscription, etc.)
• Folder structure of a minimal mod (Data/ is mandatory)
• Publishing basics (Workshop, modinfo.sbmi, thumbnail requirements)

Do not assume prior knowledge. Walk them through concepts before dropping into any specific domain skill.

Handoff pattern

Once the user has picked a mod type, hand off explicitly:

• SBC/XML → "You'll want se-sbc next. It covers block definitions, item definitions, blueprints, and categories."
• Compiled C# session component / game logic → "You'll want se-csharp next."
• LCD script → "You'll want se-tss next."
• In-game PB script → "You'll want se-pb-scripts next — different sandbox rules apply."
• Framework mod (MES, WeaponCore, Mod Adjuster, etc.) → "You'll want se-frameworks next."
• 3D models / textures → "You'll want se-assets next — pipeline is Blender/SEUT → MWM."

Once handed off, this skill's job is done.