Thank you! There is still a lot I can learn. Feel free to take a look at my website in case you want me to help you or do some freelance work - freedom-coding.com/
Are these Assemblies (DLLs) converted to C++ and compiled as bytecode if we choose Scripting Backend as IL2CPP. Because, you know it is easy to extract the original C# code from a built Unity game. I don't need them just for a quick compile if it will cause me some security issues.
Hi, yes the assemblies are converted to C++ and then to machine code. When building with IL2CPP, it is harder to extract the code since only the machine code is included in the build. Using assemblies should not introduce any security risks.
Hi, I wouldnt say that the way you learn is the most important part of the process. Of course you have to experiment and find the way that suits you. It is mainly about working every day and working especially hard even when you dont feel like it. Just trust the process and continue what you are doing.
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Wow, you're more knowledgeable about Unity scripting than me. I wish you are with me when I script my games to tell me what to do. :)
Thank you! There is still a lot I can learn. Feel free to take a look at my website in case you want me to help you or do some freelance work - freedom-coding.com/
wow, awsome, thanks!
No problem!
Are these Assemblies (DLLs) converted to C++ and compiled as bytecode if we choose Scripting Backend as IL2CPP. Because, you know it is easy to extract the original C# code from a built Unity game. I don't need them just for a quick compile if it will cause me some security issues.
Hi, yes the assemblies are converted to C++ and then to machine code. When building with IL2CPP, it is harder to extract the code since only the machine code is included in the build. Using assemblies should not introduce any security risks.
@@freedomcoding That's great. Thanks 👍
wow bro you have so much knowledge at such a young age can u tell me whats ur way to learn new things
Hi, I wouldnt say that the way you learn is the most important part of the process. Of course you have to experiment and find the way that suits you. It is mainly about working every day and working especially hard even when you dont feel like it. Just trust the process and continue what you are doing.
@freedomcoding got it thanks for replying
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Good morning!