Most of the written information are from before C# was popular here, so a lot of the stuff for example by @
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He also wrote "
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and learn from it how to use it.
If you're really interested you should really consume
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Next I have to mention florian0 and his
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You'll eventually realized, that it is beneficial to learn reverse engineering with IDA or Ghidra (free) to a certain degree. It helps you figuring out how things in this game work from
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If you just want to edit some files there is a
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Lastly I'll have to shamelessly plug myself and the
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Everything else needs to be
learned by yourself from reading through released projects, experimenting with your own projects or talking to people when you're stuck.
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Most of the written information are from before C# was popular here, so a lot of the stuff for example by @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] is C++.