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uMod 2.0 - Runtime Compiler Add-On
$7.50
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Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $7.50. The latest store price is $7.50, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $7.50 | Latest store price |
About uMod 2.0 - Runtime Compiler Add-On
uMod 2.0 Runtime Compiler Add-On is an integration asset designed to add the features of our Roslyn C# asset to uMod 2.0 seamlessly. This means that the Roslyn compiler can now be used to compile and load scripts into a uMod script domain or as a standalone compiler. Compiled scripts will also be subject to code security verification checks when loaded which are performed by uMod. Limitations -Requires full .Net4.x/.Net standard -AOT platforms such as IOS are not supported -IL2CPP platforms are not supported due to the need to load compiled assemblies -Source scripts must be compiled before they can be executed. Features -Seamless integration with uMod 2.0. -Compile and run C# scripts at runtime. -Fast Execution – once compiled, external scripts run as fast as game scripts. -Extend your modding support even further by adding runtime script compilation. -Pre-load security checks mean that unsafe code can be identified and discarded. -Support for loading assemblies and C# scripts. -All scripts use custom namespaces to prevent clashing type names. -Support for non-concrete interface using script proxies. -Simple and clean API for accessing types and proxies. -Automatic construction of types using the appropriate method -Comprehensive .chm documentation of the API for quick and easy reference. Support for PC, Mac, and Linux platforms.