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* First compiling build * fix out path * fix hollow * Traditional loops in favor of linq for clarity * Start refactor * Refactor part 2 * Rename variable * Better error reason handling * Clean up enum * Refactor part 3 * Use combo boxes in favor of updowns * Update tooltips * fix is nested tree view display * Capitialization * Refactor part ?? * remove unused methods * Expanded IsNested Check * TypeFilter class + Fix CLI bug * Remove reflection, change IsDerived and IsNested checks * Remove optional out for IsPublic * Remove nullable from IsPublic * fix logger not resetting color * actually fix it... * remove redundant if else on IsPublic check * Add logging to indicate all types have been filtered out * Default IsPublic to true * remove duplicate method call * Refactor logger to be on its own thread * Multithread remapping and grouped logging for threads * 5 more filters * Finish migrating to the new system * bug fixes * Add empty string validation to text fields * re-enable renamer * restore renamer * Multi threaded renaming, still broken * Basis for method renaming * More renamer work, might get a passing build now? * Re-enable publicizer * Rework logging * re-enable mapping updates * fix hollow * Iterate over all types instead of just one to re-link fields * Add reference list command --------- Co-authored-by: clodan <clodan@clodan.com>
ReCodeIt
ReCodeIt is a .net assembly tool for working with obfuscated assemblies. It allows you to deobfuscate using de4dot, create remaps for types and generated a re-mapped reference for your project. It has two main components. The GUI pictured above and a CLI companion that can be placed on the system path for access anywhere on your machine at any given time.
Building
- fork or clone the project to a local directory
- Make sure you have .net 8 sdk installed or install it through the visual studio installer.
- Open the solution in visual studio and build
- Run the project from visual studio or the build folder.
Using
See the wiki
Support me
If you want to support the project you buy me a coffee!