reflection-method-call

To call private methods in C# using reflection, you need to provide a method schema and specify the target class instance. This Skill executes the invocation dynamically, bypassing standard accessibility restrictions to run private class members.

Yes, you can execute both static and instance C# methods dynamically in Unity. The Skill provides execution options that support invoking static methods directly and instance methods with optional target deserialization.

A method schema is the structural blueprint required to accurately identify and invoke a target method via reflection. You must obtain this schema beforehand, typically by using a method finder tool, before calling any private or public C# class members.

To invoke Unity instance methods off the main thread with reflection, you use the provided execution options alongside the required method schema. This allows dynamic method calling with optional target deserialization for flexible threading execution.

The primary limitation when using reflection to call private methods is the strict requirement for a valid method schema to identify the target. Without first obtaining this schema, the dynamic invocation cannot be processed or executed.