BepInEx.Unity.IL2CPP

Add a Component (e.g. MonoBehaviour) into Unity scene. Automatically registers the type with Il2Cpp Type system if it isn't already.

Type of the component to add.

A keyboard shortcut that can be used in Update method to check if user presses a key combo. The shortcut is only triggered when the user presses the exact combination. For example, F + LeftCtrl will trigger only if user presses and holds only LeftCtrl, and then presses F. If any other keys are pressed, the shortcut will not trigger. Can be used as a value of a setting in to allow user to change this shortcut and have the changes saved. How to use: Use in this class instead of in the Update loop.

Shortcut that never triggers.

Create a new keyboard shortcut.

Main key to press Keys that should be held down before main key is registered

Main key of the key combination. It has to be pressed / let go last for the combination to be triggered. If the combination is empty, is returned.

Modifiers of the key combination, if any.

Attempt to deserialize key combination from the string.

Serialize the key combination into a user readable string.

Check if the main key was just pressed (Input.GetKeyDown), and specified modifier keys are all pressed

Check if the main key is currently held down (Input.GetKey), and specified modifier keys are all pressed

Check if the main key was just lifted (Input.GetKeyUp), and specified modifier keys are all pressed.

Register and add a Unity Component (for example MonoBehaviour) into BepInEx global manager. Automatically registers the type with Il2Cpp type system if it isn't initialised already.

Type of the component to add.

Register and add a Unity Component (for example MonoBehaviour) into BepInEx global manager. Automatically registers the type with Il2Cpp type system if it isn't initialised already.

Type of the component to add

Occurs after a plugin is instantiated and just before is called.

Abstraction layer over Unity's input systems for use in universal plugins that need to use hotkeys. It can use either Input or Unity.InputSystem, depending on what's available. Input is preferred. WARNING: Use only inside of Unity's main thread!

Best currently supported input system.

True if the Input class is not disabled.

Generic input system interface. Just barely good enough for hotkeys.

All KeyCodes supported by the current input system.

The main entrypoint of BepInEx, called from Doorstop.