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# Visual Studio stuff # Visual Studio stuff
*.sln *.sln
*.csproj *.csproj
/Nerd_STF/.vs/ /Nerd_STF/.vs/
/Nerd_STF/obj /Nerd_STF/obj
/Nerd_STF/bin/Debug /Nerd_STF/bin/Debug
/Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/Nerd_STF.deps.json /Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/Nerd_STF.deps.json
/Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/Nerd_STF.dll /Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/Nerd_STF.dll
/Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/Nerd_STF.pdb /Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/Nerd_STF.pdb
# Nuget
/Nerd_STF/LICENSE
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# Personal
/Nerd_STF/TODO.md

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Nerd_STF `2021` used an different version scheme, based on the year, as you might have guessed (it is not the year `2` right now), and while I will be keeping the `2021` versions up, I wouldn't recommend using them, and the code is old code, written by a more naive me. Hell, I wrote an entire `List<T>` class there before I knew of the `System.Collections.Generic.List<T>` class that did literally everything for me already. Oh well. So, keep that in mind when you check out those versions of the library. Nerd_STF `2021` used an different version scheme, based on the year, as you might have guessed (it is not the year `2` right now), and while I will be keeping the `2021` versions up, I wouldn't recommend using them, and the code is old code, written by a more naive me. Hell, I wrote an entire `List<T>` class there before I knew of the `System.Collections.Generic.List<T>` class that did literally everything for me already. Oh well. So, keep that in mind when you check out those versions of the library.
## How do I install it? ## How do I install it?
Well, unfortunately I don't have a nuget package for this library yet (maybe in the future), so here, I'll walk you through installing it in Visual Studio. There is a nuget package for this ([here](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Nerd_STF/)), so you could install it that way.
Alternatively, you can install it with a project reference in Visual Studio, and I'll walk you through doing that here.
Step 1: Find the `.dll` for this library, found in `/Nerd_STF/Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/ref/Nerd_STF.dll`. You can either move it, or simply remember where it is. Step 1: Find the `.dll` for this library, found in `/Nerd_STF/Nerd_STF/bin/Release/net6.0/ref/Nerd_STF.dll`. You can either move it, or simply remember where it is.
Step 2: Search for "Add Project Reference" in the Visual Studio 2019 or 2022 search bar. Step 2: Search for "Add Project Reference" in the Visual Studio 2019 or 2022 search bar.