Now you should be able to properly extract monobehaviours. Now move this 'Managed' folder in your Road 96/Road96_Data directory. Now move everything from the subfolder to your 'Managed' folder and delete 'DummyDll' folder. Go in the Managed folder and delete everything but the subfolder. Create a folder somewhere outside of your system drive and name it 'Managed' and extract the files there.
This file is in Road 96_Data\il2cpp_data\MetadataĪnd the last path is where you want DLLs to be extracted to. This file is in your game's main directory. Open this file in notepad and edit your paths.įirst specify path to 'GameAssembly.dll'.
Once you download it extract it somewhere and inside 'il2cpp dumper' directory is file called 'cmd il2cpp dumper.bat'. But there is il2cpp folder and you need to dump those DLLs from that. Meaning there should be a 'Managed' folder in the game directory.īut this is a newer game so there is no 'Managed' folder with assembly DLLs. The tool you extract monobehaviour with needs assembly DLLs. Old releases : here (released under CC BY-NC-SA 3.So I downloaded the game and now I think I know where your problem is. If you have no forum account but want to give me feature requests or want to report bugs, you can use the github page.īy downloading and/or using this software or its source code, you agree to be bound by the terms of the Eclipse Public License v2.0. Note: Texture2DArray assets (like used in 7dtd's blocktextureatlases) are not supported yet. UABE is now OSS available under the Eclipse Public License v2.0. Right click on StreamingInfo and StreamedResource fields. Resource importing is supported, currently only used for the generic asset editor. Double left click and right click are your new friends. Generic asset editing is now possible within the application (View Data). The entire UABE application code is moved to shared libraries and can be referenced by plugins. Operations on opened files can run asynchronously (currently set to 4 threads, but no inherent limit). The selection in the file list/tree determines the files shown for editing,Īnd multiple indepentent selections can be managed using tabs. Several bundle files can be edited at once.įiles can be opened and closed without closing all files first.
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