#Contribution recommendations
####Callbacks Wrapping comparisions: When wrapping a function using some of the OTAPI extensions for comparing, make sure the parameters of your callback match the same case as the function being wrapped. You can make corrections to parameters in your hook handler 👍
Ensure that your callback class and method are both marked as internal. This is to avoid any external assembly manually calling our callbacks which can cause unexpected issues.
####Hooks Argument order: When adding hooks ensure the handler arguments are in a sensible order, e.g. instance, arguments as defined in the vanilla function This is so people can learn and remember that (typically) the first parameters are more important than the rest
Argument alterations: Tip, fair chance if you want your value typed variables to be altered via a hook handler you will need to pass them by reference using the ref keyword. You might also notice that a lot of hook callbacks generate ref keywords using the ldloca opcode. This is how we alter some vanilla functionality.
Note: these tips may are being added as development progresses.
####IDE Setup Currently the only thing you need to ensure is that you use tabs instead of spaces (4/4).