This means your Mod doesn't contain any class extending from Mod. "Sequence contains no matching element" error Make sure your namespace and folder structure match: becomes \Mod Sources\ExampleMod\Items\Weapons\.Make sure your base namespace and Mod Sources folder are equal.Seeing the error, the novice modder will take the following steps: It is helpful, however, to match the namespace structure to the folder structure. cs file matters for autoloading the texture correctly.
Not true, the namespace of the class within the.Not true, the classname needs to match the texture filename.Lets go through the problems a novice modder will run into here: The texture autoload will actually look for: \Mod Sources\ExampleMod\Items\CoolGun.png The texture the modder assumed would be used: \Mod Sources\CoolMod\Items\Weapons\MyGun.png Imagine a class named CoolGun in the namespace ExampleMod.Items in a file named MyGun.cs which resides in the folder \Mod Sources\CoolMod\Items\Weapons\ alongside the texture file MyGun.png. If you don't know what namespace and classname are: Google Now that you read about Autoloading, you now know that the texture is derived from the namespace and classname of the class. You may be thinking, "Where did I specify the Texture to use?", and to answer that, you should read the Autoload page. This error means that tModLoader can't find the Texture that you have specified.
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