RocketModFix.LDM.Redist 4.9.3.18

RocketModFix.LDM.Redist

The official Rocket (Legally Distinct Missile) assemblies — Rocket.API.dll, Rocket.Core.dll, Rocket.Unturned.dll — packaged for NuGet and refreshed automatically when SmartlyDressedGames/Legally-Distinct-Missile ships a new build with the Unturned dedicated server. Reference a package instead of copying DLLs out of the server's Extras/Rocket.Unturned folder after every update.

dotnet add package RocketModFix.LDM.Redist

Rocket-only — bring your own Unturned redist

This package ships only the three Rocket assemblies and declares no dependencies. Rocket's API exposes Unturned and Unity types, so you also need an Unturned redist (for Assembly-CSharp, Steamworks.NET, SDG.NetTransport) and a UnityEngine redist alongside it — pick whichever variant suits you (Server, Client, .Publicized, …):

<ItemGroup>
  <PackageReference Include="RocketModFix.LDM.Redist" Version="*" />
  
  <PackageReference Include="RocketModFix.Unturned.Redist.Server" Version="*" />
  <PackageReference Include="RocketModFix.UnityEngine.Redist" Version="*" />
</ItemGroup>

Forget the second group and the compiler tells you exactly what's missing — a clear CS0012 ("the type … is defined in an assembly that is not referenced") naming the assembly to add a redist for.

Why keep it separate? Game-redist and Rocket-redist are two different things. You already have several Unturned redist flavours (Client/Server, .Publicized, prerelease); coupling Rocket to one of them would take that choice away. So this stays independent and you compose the pair you want.

Versioning

The package version is the Rocket version (e.g. 4.9.3.18), read from Rocket.Unturned.module — not the Unturned game version. A new version is published only when SDG actually changes Rocket, so most Unturned patches produce no release here.

How it works

A scheduled GitHub Actions job pulls just the Extras/Rocket.Unturned assemblies from the Unturned dedicated server's content depot (DepotDownloader, anonymous), reads the Rocket version, and — only if it's newer than the published one — packs and pushes to NuGet via OIDC Trusted Publishing. No external servers, no stored API keys.

License

The redistributed Rocket assemblies are part of the Legally Distinct Missile, © 2019 Sven Mawby, maintained by Smartly Dressed Games, under the MIT License; this repository's packaging is MIT too. This project only redistributes Rocket — it is not otherwise affiliated with or endorsed by Smartly Dressed Games.