May i ask:
When using dnspy only changes in certain methods are possible because when decompiling "higher up" it is not possible to recompile even though nothing was changed. Do you have the same issue or have you found a workaround?
When using dnspy only changes in certain methods are possible because when decompiling "higher up" it is not possible to recompile even though nothing was changed. Do you have the same issue or have you found a workaround?
Krongorka
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Yeah, that's the unfortunate effect of Dnspy compiler/decompiler. This tool is unfortunately not perfect and latest release version is pretty old now. As to why it's impossible to recompile is because "Edit Method" and "Edit Class" changes the code structure in a weird way. So after you edited and saved code once you can't do more changes because of these additional changes in the code made by dnspy.
That's why most changes I do with dnspy is with IL editing instead. It's not easy and requires a lot of trial and error, but it's the way to keep code structure the same after some edits.
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Krongorka
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Yeah, I guess it's just like dealing with restoring Unity game projects where you'll need to know how to fix bunch of stuff before it gets into a fully working state. That and these extraction tools in general are not perfect.
Main problem with Godot projects is you need to get a custom protection key somehow, something Unity reverse engineering projects usually don't have to deal with. Bruteforce method does exist and I can only help with that I'm afraid.
