Introduction

This website provides documentation for the C# xabbo libraries. Below is an overview of the various libraries.

Head over to Getting started to learn how to create G-Earth extensions with xabbo.

Xabbo.Common

This library contains common functionality that is shared across all of the xabbo libraries.

Xabbo.GEarth

This library contains the GEarthExtension implementation that interfaces with G-Earth, allowing developers to create G-Earth extensions utilizing the xabbo libraries.

Xabbo.Messages

This library provides access to named message identifiers for different clients. The repository also provides a message map file, allowing xabbo to associate message names on different clients with each other. For example, the incoming Flash MoveAvatar identifier is equivalent to Shockwave's MOVE identifier. The message map ties these identifiers together using an entry like the following:

us:Move f:MoveAvatar

Each of the Unity, Flash and Shockwave clients is represented by the characters u, f, and s. The above entry means that the Unity and Shockwave Move message is equivalent to the Flash MoveAvatar message. This means that if you send or intercept the Flash MoveAvatar identifier on a Shockwave session, it is mapped to the header for Shockwave's MOVE message. This makes it easier to develop extensions that work across different clients.

For more details on the message map format specification, see the repository.

Xabbo.Core

This library contains various data structures, parsers, composers, messages, game data and game state management for xabbo based extensions. It provides a high-level API aimed at simplifying the creation of advanced extensions.