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harmony [2019/07/04 11:41]
umfdev [Harmony Library]
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 It uses advanced reflection tricks to let you create harmony patches that can inject code into existing functions and fields, and even partially or fully overwrite code.\\ It uses advanced reflection tricks to let you create harmony patches that can inject code into existing functions and fields, and even partially or fully overwrite code.\\
 Since this uses reflection, everything is done in memory, leaving the original assembly files on disk untouched.\\ Since this uses reflection, everything is done in memory, leaving the original assembly files on disk untouched.\\
-This is obviously extremely useful for writing mods, and as such Harmony is included with UMF, and UMF uses some built in wrappers taking advantage ​of some of it's functionality.\\+This is obviously extremely useful for writing mods, and as such Harmony is included with UMF, and provides ​some built in wrappers taking advantage of it's functionality.\\
 UMF is currently using an unreleased **Version 2.0** compiled straight from the master branch.\\ UMF is currently using an unreleased **Version 2.0** compiled straight from the master branch.\\
 It is provided in .NET 3.5, .NET 4.6.2, and .NET 4.7.2 to be compatible with the full range of Unity Games available. It is provided in .NET 3.5, .NET 4.6.2, and .NET 4.7.2 to be compatible with the full range of Unity Games available.

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harmony.txt · Last modified: 2019/07/04 11:42 by umfdev