Changing values in CSharp Assembly

[glasspopcorn]

I was wondering if I'd get banned for changing certain values in csharp assembly.dll.
I'm coding some plugins and I want to test shit out, change values, etc.

Would I have to buy my own server and disable VAC on it or something?

[Sgt. Lumpy]

I would say yes. To my knowledge you cannot disable VAC, only cheatpunch.

[mistad]

If you are going to edit dlls., I advise to only do it to server files - if you even have access to upload and download these files. Do NOT edit your client dlls, as they are VAC protected.

[TP_MoonStar]

[QUOTE=mistad;45467240]If you are going to edit dlls., I advise to only do it to server files - if you even have access to upload and download these files. Do NOT edit your client dlls, as they are VAC protected.[/QUOTE]

You cant disable vac as far as i know and i dont see why you would have to edit this file if you are doing a serverside plugin.

[elix]

[QUOTE=glasspopcorn;45466975]I was wondering if I'd get banned for changing certain values in csharp assembly.dll.
I'm coding some plugins and I want to test shit out, change values, etc.

Would I have to buy my own server and disable VAC on it or something?[/QUOTE]

Editing DLL files will get you a VAC ban if you aren't strictly playing on servers running in insecure mode (i.e. not VAC protected, same as Source games).

Client-side modding at this point is basically a game of VAC Russian Roulette. I suggest against it until the devs open up an API or at least provide a clear path to modding safely.

[mistad]

[QUOTE=TP_MoonStar;45467545]You cant disable vac as far as i know and i dont see why you would have to edit this file if you are doing a serverside plugin.[/QUOTE]

If you are making a plugin, you would never need to. But if you are making a mod, you would (usually). Us big 3 need to, that's why we aren't compatible. But it's up to OP to clarify.