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•Created by FiftyTifty on 4/4/2025 in #help

✅ Creating a single global object that can be accessed by other classes?

I'm someone who comes from using Pascal and Lua, so bear with me here. I want to create a single nested list with custom properties, which I can then iterate through. But it's not intuitive how we actually do that. To demonstrate, here is a snippet of the code I'm working on for Bannerlord:

C#
namespace TeachSpouses
{

    public class tsCharacterToTeach
    {
        public Hero Student;
        public int NumLevelsCanBeTaught;
    }

    public class tsListCharactersToTeach
    {
        public SkillObject Skill;
        public List<tsCharacterToTeach> Students;
    }

    public class tsClassroom
    {
        public List<tsListCharactersToTeach> Teaching;
    }

//...bunch of other classes
    public class Util
    {

        public static bool bFoundSpousesExpanded;
        public static void ShowMessage(string strToShow)
        {

            InformationManager.DisplayMessage(new InformationMessage("TeachSpouses - " + strToShow));

        }
//..Even more classes

C#
namespace TeachSpouses
{

    public class tsCharacterToTeach
    {
        public Hero Student;
        public int NumLevelsCanBeTaught;
    }

    public class tsListCharactersToTeach
    {
        public SkillObject Skill;
        public List<tsCharacterToTeach> Students;
    }

    public class tsClassroom
    {
        public List<tsListCharactersToTeach> Teaching;
    }

//...bunch of other classes
    public class Util
    {

        public static bool bFoundSpousesExpanded;
        public static void ShowMessage(string strToShow)
        {

            InformationManager.DisplayMessage(new InformationMessage("TeachSpouses - " + strToShow));

        }
//..Even more classes

I only need one instance of tsClassroom, and I'll handle clearing it out and refilling it. But a single instance would be a public static, which can't have objects assigned to it right? public static List<tsClassroom> = new List<tsClassroom> is not supported in C#, so I'm a bit lost, even if it's obvious to others 🐤

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•Created by FiftyTifty on 3/28/2025 in #help

How to access functions in another class in the same namespace?

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