Closed Chensem closed 2 years ago
That class is a nested class, that's why it doesn't come up with class
or tryClass
. The classes
property, instead, shows every class, no matter if it's nested or not. This is not a decision of my own, but this is how the il2cpp internals work!
So, you want to do this instead:
AssembleCSharp.class("LitJson.JsonMapper").nested("<>c");
Snippets in dump.cs like below try to find this class return null use classes to filter can find this class as the above show , the class's name is <>c , so try to use the snippet as below
so how to correct this snippet ?