So I want to alter keg recipes. Well, turns out they are coded into the exe file. Figured I'd look into decompiling exe files, found ILSpy works fairly well. I've converted the exe into a csproj file and opened it in Visual Studio. I managed to find the all missing references except for GalaxyCSharp, which is most likely related to GOG's galaxy platform and the achievements. No luck in finding source files to compile for this like I did with Steamworks. Anyway, the other big issue is ILSpy outputting the following code: Code: if (!<PrivateImplementationDetails>{AD34A724-DBC5-4A0E-9081-B5356A51BC86}.$$method0x6000f65-1.TryGetValue(key, out num)) { goto IL_4CC; } The <PrivateImplementationDetails> spiel seems to be a reference to an unknown object. It's occurring in more than one place and causing a lot of errors and warnings. Looking into this it seems like I'll need to guess what these objects are? I'm not sure, kind of stuck at this point and just looking for any information that will point me in the right direction here. Thanks in advance!
I decompiled it and then tried switching the references to monogame. I also updated xTile to where it now compiles against monogame. I got SDV to compile and launch, but it doesn't work quite as expected. https://gfycat.com/ShallowSneakyBoubou
Switch the keg out with a object of your own after saving, then switch it back with a normal keg just before saving. Why you'd go the difficult route when you can use the easy one idk....
If you use DotPeek instead of ILSpy, you'll be able to see what was actually there. When I'm looking through the base-game code to find something, I use both ILSpy and DotPeek because some things decompile oddly in one or the other.
Used the decompiled code on github worked flawlessly. Changed buildings to use pixelzoom so that when I use my custom hd mod it'll change res like the other assets.
I am 100% sure this a troll, jinxiewinxie. http://community.playstarbound.com/...th-the-press-of-a-button.112212/#post-2895093
Custom HD mods arent possible, the best you'd be able to do is force the zoom further then vanilla allows, and that'd just make things ugly....
It legally shouldnt be there.... Since decompiling is a pretty gray area world-wide in the first place, but making it public is a big nono...
Simple change all assets including tbin maps to use 32x32 base and change pixelzoom to use 2 instead of 4, not true hd d but better than nes.
Use an deobfusticator like http://de4dot.com/ to clear up the code a bit. and a decompiler like ilspy to get a working project.
A deobfusticator isn't needed, since the code isn't at all obfusticated. ILSpy/DotPeek alone works perfectly fine, but it fails to handle certain functions. DotPeek isn't able to properly interpret the SaveGame.cs' Save and Load methods properly. You might need to use something like Mono.Cecil to inspect the IL for those functions, or just guess how it's done, and reimplement it yourself. If you're wanting this for the sake of a distributable mod I really recommend against it. There are better ways than this... It'll have to be redone every time the game updates, and there's no guarantee things wont break due to your changes.
