A tool to create a copy of an assembly in which all fields are no longer constant (static). The intended usage is for modding in Unity(*), because this way you can edit all fields value with the use of reflection. The modified dll can be used instead of the original dll (without this it's impossible to change the value of the constant properties).
(*) Not tested on game projects other than Unity
You can drop your target dll onto the .exe (on Windows) or use the command line.
The first argument is the path to the target assembly (absolute or relative).
The second argument is optional and contains the output path and/or filename.
- It can be just a (relative) path like
subdir1\subdir2 - It can be just a filename like
CustomFileName.dll - It can be a filename with path like
C:\dir1\dir2\CustomFileName.dll
If omited, it creates the modified assembly in the subdirectorydeconstanted_assemblies.
Usage: AssemblyDeconstanter.exe [Options]+
An input path must be provided, the other options are optional.
You can use it without the option identifiers; If so, the first argument is for input and the optional second one for output.
Options:
| -short, --long | Description |
|---|---|
| -i, --input=VALUE | Path (relative or absolute) to the input assembly |
| -o, --output=VALUE | Path/dir/filename for the output assembly |
| -e, --exit | Application should automatically exit |
| -h, --help | Show this message and exit |
(inspired by AssemblyPublicizer)