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Creating your project

First create a new project in Visual Studio, and select Windows Forms App (.NET Framework). Name your project, and click Create.

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Changing Project Architecture

In the Solution Explorer, right click on your project and click on Properties at the bottom. In the Build tab, change the Platform target to x64.

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Making your UI use administator privileges

In the Solution Explorer, right click on your project and hover over “Add” then click on “New Item”. Select “Application Manifest File (Windows Only)” and click “Add”. In the manifest file, change the requestedExecutionLevel to requireAdministrator.

- <requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker" uiAccess="false" />
+ <requestedExecutionLevel level="requireAdministrator" uiAccess="false" />

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Downloading Dependencies

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Newtonsoft.Json.dll and websocket-sharp.dll

The seliware API depends on Newtonsoft.Json.dll and websocket-sharp.dll. You may download the dependences using these links (or by searching for them on the internet): Newtonsoft.Json.dll and websocket-sharp.dll.

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Seliware API

The seliware API dll is found in #custom-ui-docs in the seliware discord server. You may download it from there.

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Adding Dependencies to your project

To add these dependencies to your project, right click on your project in the Solution Explorer and hover over “Add” then click on “Reference” or “Project Reference”. From there, click on “Browse” and select the downloaded dependencies. Then finally click on “OK” to add the dependencies to your project.

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Using the seliware API

Congratulations on setting up your project! Now you can start using the seliware API to create your own custom UI. Find the Methods and Properties of the API in the usage section of the documentation.

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Frequent Issues

1. Assembly not found exception

This Occurs when the dependencies are not added to the project correctly. Make sure you have added the dependencies to the project correctly. If it is added correctly, go to the output folder of your project and add the dependencies in the root folder of the project (where the main .exe file is in).

2. API not working

There are several reasons why the API may not work, but make sure that you initialized Seliware via Seliware.Initialize(); (for more info check usage).

3. Unable to test the UI / Debugger detected error

The Seliware API is not able to run in the Visual Studio debugger. To test your UI, you must run the .exe file in the output folder of your project. If you are unable to run the .exe file, make sure that the dependencies are in the root folder of the project.