Is there a way to get acces?

Internal means only that assembly can access it.

So only the framework 'Easel' can access it.

And you are not recommended to use it any other way.

You can probably just use reflection to call it

Not sure if it works for internal methods

This probably works:

typeof(Time).GetMethod("Initialize", System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Static | System.Reflection.BindingFlags.NonPublic).Invoke(null, new object[] { });

Using reflection, gets method Initialize from type Time, which must be static and non public (so internal works), and then invokes it without an instance reference, nor any arguments.

Just keep in mind private or internal probably means whatever library you use probably does not intent for you to use it

Might even break in the future

the method get not called

❓

It's a horrible thing to do anyway

i tried it with a brake point

it get not called

Do not call unavailable members with reflection, things will break because they don't expect it

Well idk

Like I said, if it's accessor is private, internal, file, whatever, it probably is not supposed to be called anyway.

they just did it because the framework thought not about the server

Isn't there some source code somewhere?

Perhaps you can copy the method, make your own, and do whatever it's supposed to yourself

Assuming whatever it's supposed to do is not call more non public stuff

but then i need everytime when it updates

make a own update too...

Also I have no idea what you mean with this. If you get an error, share the error.

i got no error

its just like the method get not called

Well, then considering it's active, perhaps suggest the devs to make the method publicly available.

Then it might not be found. You should check that.

the dev want to add in generel a support for servers

but

the prority of other things are higher

:/

Then perhaps you can make a pull request yourself and turn it public

I assume a simple change will be looked at quickly if it's so important

If not, it would probably have a good reason

nah its not just this

everything works like that

by him

SceneManager

UpdateManager...

Noo idea what you mean

nvm

but do you know why it does not call the method with the reflection?

No, reflection can be unreliable

Might be the compiler inlining the method or simply something happening the the method which causes it to not exist

Might be the call itself not being done properly

Maybe the method is actually public, or maybe it's not static and you simply need to change the bindingflags

If you have no idea how it works or how to fix it, maybe don't use it

ok i got it work