Where did Assembly-CSharp.dll go?

OK guys, if all those functions went into one file, rust.exe, then can't we just use OllyDbg, find the adresses, then use .NET Reflector on the OLD file and use the offsets it gives us to find and change the values? or did the offsets change lol?

All I can think of now, is using OllyDbg, or use some other sort of decompiler on rust.exe ??

It was made in unity, so it's most likely going to be compiled in either C++, C#, or Java(the latter not likely).

Originally Posted by kinibayVIP4

OK guys, if all those functions went into one file, rust.exe, then can't we just use OllyDbg, find the adresses, then use .NET Reflector on the OLD file and use the offsets it gives us to find and change the values? or did the offsets change lol?

All I can think of now, is using OllyDbg, or use some other sort of decompiler on rust.exe ??

It was made in unity, so it's most likely going to be compiled in either C++, C#, or Java(the latter not likely).

It's compiled with Enigma. You need to unpack it first.

Originally Posted by liquidsystem

It's compiled with Enigma. You need to unpack it first.

Okay thank you, so I would have to decompile it first? would it be as simple as using a program similar to .NET reflector? or would I first decompile, then open in a program like OllyDbg?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Enigma is a coding language? or is it an encryption used to encrypt a file/program? [I now think it's the latter]

EDIT: yeah nvm not coding language lol ignore that..
My god. but now what the hell do I Decompile Enigma with

Just stop. You will end up doing more harm than good, especially if you don't know what you're doing.

Originally Posted by liquidsystem

Just stop. You will end up doing more harm than good, especially if you don't know what you're doing.

Alrighty. I'll leave it to the pro's,, still learning here ..
Thanks anyways for the heads-up.

Originally Posted by kinibayVIP4

Alrighty. I'll leave it to the pro's,, still learning here ..
Thanks anyways for the heads-up.

There's really no such thing as "pros" for hacking. Well, I guess you can say there is. But, just back it up and, do a few tests. You don't know maybe something could happen ;O.

so basically it's still possible to edit assembly values even though it's inside the .exe just have to wait a few weeks until mpgh's skilled coders make it? sounds good

It was made in unity, so it's most likely going to be compiled in either C++, C#, or Java(the latter not likely).

I don't understand this line...If it's called Assembly-CSharp.dll, isn't it obvious that it's made/compiled in C#?

And Unity doesn't support C++/Java, it supports C#/JS/Boo.

Where did Assembly-CSharp.dll go?

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