If it encounter's an error it will revert back to the backup. It has automatic backup/restore and error detection so your game DLL's are never fucked up.
The Hook method is setup so that once the mod is injected it doesn't keep trying to load it again. It's tries to find an injection point within the Unity framework, when found it dynamically creates a Hook method and adds it to the class, then it searches existing methods for an appropriate trigger point, when found it injects a method call to the Hook method as the first instruction so it doesn't interfere with normal functionality.
It relies purely on Mono.Cecil and Reflection functions. It's been tested with Unity version 5.5 though the latest version. So I wanted to see if I could find something to get around this and so this was developed. This started as an experiment looking for alternate injection points in Unity without using the common process methods, that Anti-Cheat functions are on the lookout for and kill your injection.
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