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    Assembly-Csharp in visual studio

    How do I open Assembly-Csharp in visual studio?
    cant open dis shiet
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    Not sure why people are posting these pointless comments... provides no help, only discourages someone who is trying to learn.

    You can't directly import the file into visual studio, you would need to use something like .NET Reflector to export the source. However, that is not something I would recommend... if you want to edit the assembly-csharp file download .NET Reflector and reflexil and use that to try and edit bits of things. check out the tutorial mega thread and other tutorials on here to learn a little bit about doing that, there's plenty of resources all around this section.

    Otherwise, you could use the new UnityHook Devkit release which is a REALLY cool tool that automatically does all the hard stuff for creating a Unity hack for Reign of Kings. All you have to do is follow his instructions to get a project started, then add in whatever hack functions you want like godmode/flymode/teleport etc. Then you can spend your time delving deeper into the code to try and learn new things. Again, there's already code written out on this forum that do the functions I just listed, and more.

    What I personally like to do, is look through .NET Reflector of the Assembly-CSharp file to find interesting functions, such as CodeHatch.Networking.Events.Players.PlayerDamageEv ent. Right click this, and click "Analyze" and a new box pops up that you can look through to find what that function is "Used By" which tells you how to use that function, and give you an idea of what it does if it's not obvious. There's SO many fun things to play with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yazamach View Post
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    Im with him, the OP is a newbie, but he is trying to learn, not the right section nor the right way but he is trying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yazamach View Post
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    Good choice you edited that. Did the same thing with my steam ID spoofing for the steam version.

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