We are working hard on UnityVS to offer the best integration experience with Visual Studio. Regarding API documentation, we already provide some cool features, as described here.
In the next release, UnityVS will be able to transparently process the Unity documentation to generate XML files used by the VisualStudio help system.
Then all documented types, methods, properties and fields will be instantly available in your favourite integrated environment development:
You can debug Unity players with Visual Studio and UnityVS since version 1.2. In this post we’ll see how to debug the AngryBots game under the Android platform.
Do not use the latest Android SDK, as there are some changes on Google side that broke Unity's build process with 4.x. I’m not sure that it was fixed with the latest Unity version (i'm using 4.1.5f1) so here is my working setup :
Use a wireless local network and be sure to properly setup your access point and operating system firewalls to accept TCP and UDP communication with your android device. Alternatively you can use an AdHoc Wifi connection between your computer and your device.
Switch to the Android build platform and check "Development Build" and "Script Debugging" options so we can connect to the engine and debug the game.
Then install the generated package using « adb install » (you can use an USB cable for this step if you have issues using adb over WiFi).
Launch the game on your device, then use « Attach Unity Debugger » from the Visual Studio Debug menu.
UnityVS will now display all engines able to communicate. As you can see my local Unity editor is responding, as well as my android device (Samsung Galaxy S3).
Let’s put a breakpoint when a spider explode.
Play with your device, and when the breapoint is hit, you can debug your game as usual.
I’m using a Samsung Galaxy S3 with Android v4.1.2, so my Unix Kernel is 3.0.31.764725 (you can check this with « About device » menu).
Let’s check this version using Visual Studio and the Watch window.
Happy debugging with UnityVS !
Des études très prestigieuses permettent de dresser les faits suivants :
Alors comment trouver le menu idéal de coups dans ce problème pour maximiser la productivité, en limitant bugs et coups? C’est facile avec Microsoft Solver Foundation !
I finally updated my Reflexil article on codeproject. Recent features like member injection, resource alteration, custom attributes and code deobfuscation are presented. 360K views so far !
Reflexil 1.5 will be able to deobfuscate assemblies, thanks to de4dot by 0xd4d.
Babel NET, CliSecure, CodeVeil, CryptoObfuscator, DeepSea, Dotfuscator, dotNET Reactor, Eazfuscator NET, Goliath NET, Skater NET, SmartAssembly, Spices Net and Xenocode are supported !
Custom attributes are now supported in Reflexil 1.4. Let's use the following sample code:
Here is the execution result:
Open Reflector & Reflexil then go to the "stub" method, we can see attributes in the "Custom attributes" tab:
Edit the attribute, we can see constructor arguments used :
Then update the first one, an array with enumeration values :
Then a simple string:
Then a simple bool:
Then a type reference:
Ok let's update the attribute:
Save & test.... works !
Note: a search area is now available in the type tree for easier use :
You can download the latest version here: http://reflexil.net
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