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====== Harmony Library ====== | ====== 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 overwrite some or all of the code of of a function.\\ | + | It uses advanced reflection tricks to let you create harmony patches that can inject code into existing functions and fields, and even partially |
+ | 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 UMF uses some built in wrappers taking advantage of some 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. |
harmony.txt · Last modified: 2019/07/04 12:42 by umfdev