I'm a moderately experienced Unity programmer, but I haven't explored much of Visual Studio outside of writing scripts. I've just joined a team where a programmer has been building a toolkit using a series of .dlls, but upon attempting to open them in Visual Studio, I'm just getting a directory tree on a white background.

Can anybody suggest how I can open this .dll? From what I can tell from the Unity Project view, there should be a bunch of relevant scripts available within... but all I can seem to access is this white screen.

Any advice would be very welcome!

CodePudding user response：

A DLL is compiled code. To "open" it you add a reference. You can also examine its contents using ILSpy.