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Runtime Object Editor
Developed by:
Corneliu I. Tusnea
www.acorns.com.au
Usage:
1. To Attach to other .Net processes:
Run RuntimeObjectEditorLoader\bin\Release\RuntimeObjectEditorLoader.exe
2. To Include it in you application:
Add a reference to RuntimeObjectEditor.dll.
Add RuntimeObjectEditor.ObjectEditor.Instance.Enable(); in your static void Main just before your Application.Run code.
This will enable the ObjectEditor and will register the hotkey.
The default hotkey used is "Control+Shift+R".
If you want to change the default hotkey, just set RuntimeObjectEditor.ObjectEditor.Instance.HotKey to whatever key combination you want.
The property supports combinations like: Control|Alt|Shift|+key. (e.g.: Control+Shift+Alt+F1).
When running your application, press the hot key combinations you registered and start playing with the editor.
Enjoy,
Corneliu.
www.acorns.com.au
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