1. is there any way of getting documentation about each class and its methods? i am currently using Oxide API for Rust but it lacks lot of stuff
     
  2. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    You'd get that from the game's DLLs using a decompiler. Oxide only documents what it provides, we don't document the entire game.
     
  3. what free decompiler do you recommend?
     
  4. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    I generally use JustDecompile, ILSpy, and a few others, but you'd probably get by fine with JustDecompile. Setting up IntelliSense (or similar tool) in your IDE is generally helpful as well.
     
  5. Use rider instead of all (decompiler, Visual Studio, Resharper). This is best IDE
     
  6. Could you explain to me, why do you think Rider is the best IDE?
     
  7. Very similar to Visual Studio + Resharper, but built by JetBrains and the functionality of Resharper is more of a first-class citizen.
     
  8. I know it, but it is not an explanation why it is the best IDE :p
     
  9. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Sounds like a personal preference. :p

    I tried it before, didn't like it as much.
     
  10. It explains why some may prefer it over other options. Definitely a matter of preference when it comes down to it.
     
  11. is there any guide on how to use JustDecompile for rust's dlls? i am trying to see what is inside HitInfo class but cant manage to find it
     
  12. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Use the search feature of the program.