How do I edit PlusEMU on visual studio?

[SilverLit]

Hey everyone, noob here. I have a retro and I know a few things but I dont know how to edit the emu with visual studio. I literally dont know what should I do for opening the emu on plus studio. Can you guys teach me? Thanks in advance

 

[Joe]

Download and install Visual Studio, open the emulator, search for the files you want to edit, edit them and build the emulator to save changes.

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[SilverLit]

Download and install Visual Studio, open the emulator, search for the files you want to edit, edit them and build the emulator to save changes.

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I did that but It doesnt show the ''communication > encryption > habboencryptionv2.cs...'' folders on the right tab. I gotta say it's another emu based on plusemu: slopt v2. It just says ''slopt'' on the right tab and nothing else

Post automatically merged: Oct 31, 2019

I did that but It doesnt show the ''communication > encryption > habboencryptionv2.cs...'' folders on the right tab. I gotta say it's another emu based on plusemu: slopt v2. It just says ''slopt'' on the right tab and nothing else

 

[Joe]

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[SilverLit]

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I use a VPS for my emu and a hosting for the SWF and CMS. I think my emu folder is missing a bunch of things

 

[Joe]

I use a VPS for my emu and a hosting for the SWF and CMS. I think my emu folder is missing a bunch of things

It's closed source, there's no source code there to edit haha, that's why

 

[SilverLit]

I use a VPS for my emu and a hosting for the SWF and CMS. I think my emu folder is missing a bunch of things

Now it shows some folders

 

[Joe]

Now it shows some folders

They're logs... There's no source code included with your emulator, it's just a compiled version of the source, hence why there's no source (see my photo above - that's what a source looks like).

Post automatically merged: Oct 31, 2019

This is a screenshot of my compiled version, looks identical to yours bud.

 

[SilverLit]

They're logs... There's no source code included with your emulator, it's just a compiled version of the source, hence why there's no source (see my photo above - that's what a source looks like).

Post automatically merged: Oct 31, 2019

This is a screenshot of my compiled version, looks identical to yours bud.

Yes it looks exactly like mine, what file should I open with visual studio?

 

[Joe]

Yes it looks exactly like mine, what file should I open with visual studio?

They're logs... There's no source code included with your emulator, it's just a compiled version of the source, hence why there's no source (see my photo above - that's what a source looks like).

Basically, you need the source code. This "slopt" or whatever emulator you have is closed source, there's no source code, so you can't edit it.