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Using the Loader

1. Download the Loader and open it.
2. Start Gorilla Tag. Select your menu in the Loader's library.
3. Enter your licence key if required, then click Add to launch.
4. Click Continue, check your selection, then Launch selected menu.

Leave BepInEx emulation on unless the required libraries are already loaded. Restart the game before loading again or changing menus.

Keep your key private. Contact the menu's seller for key, expiry or device-reset issues.

Publishing your menu

Request a channel, then open your channel panel with its name and owner secret key. Keep that secret private.

1. Build and test your menu against the current game. Add the entry point below.
2. In Publishing, choose a protection mode. Lite needs only your menu DLL. Full also needs your reference DLLs.
3. Upload your menu DLL. For Full, the Updater Troubleshooter can prepare the menu and references folders from your DLL and current game installation.
4. Choose your settings, click Publish and wait for confirmation. Restart the game and test through the Loader.

namespace Loading
{
    public static class Loader
    {
        public static void Load()
        {
            // Start your menu here.
        }
    }
}

For Full, references must include your dependencies and unchanged DLLs from the current game. Do not use old or pre-obfuscated game copies. Lite includes its balanced protection automatically and does not require reference uploads or a PIN.

A failed publish keeps your existing menu available. Manage customer keys in the same channel panel.

Rename symbols

Enable Rename symbols in Publishing's optional settings. It works with Full, Lite and Old, independently of extra obfuscation. Known callbacks, data contracts and public APIs keep the names they need. Lite does not need reference uploads.

Eligible namespaces are renamed automatically. A type that needs its full name keeps its namespace too. When only Type.Name is required, that name can stay while its namespace changes. A class renaming exclusion preserves its full name; other eligible types in the same namespace can still move.

Private implementation names may change. For names used by external plugins, configuration files or reflection outside your DLL, add System.Reflection.ObfuscationAttribute to the specific code that must keep its name. No extra package is required.

using System.Reflection;

public class MenuActions
{
    [Obfuscation(Feature = "renaming", Exclude = true)]
    private void CalledByName() { }
}

This keeps the method name. Its body remains eligible for protection. The same attribute works on fields, properties, events and parameters.

// Keep this type name; its members can still be renamed.
[Obfuscation(Feature = "renaming", Exclude = true, ApplyToMembers = false)]
public class NamedType { }

// Keep this type, its members and nested types.
[Obfuscation(Feature = "renaming", Exclude = true, ApplyToMembers = true)]
public class ExternalContract { }

using System.Reflection;

// Place assembly attributes before type declarations.
[assembly: Obfuscation(Feature = "renaming", Exclude = true)]

Runtime-generated names and external assets cannot always be identified automatically. If another library inspects private names through an assembly or callback, exclude those names explicitly. Keep exclusions for those contracts and test the published menu in the game.

Obfuscation

Enable Obfuscation under Publishing's optional settings to add another layer of protection to your menu DLL. It works with Full, Lite and Old. Lite's built-in protection is included even when this option is off.

• All eligible: no attributes needed. Choose VM (default), Mutation, or Ultra (VM + Mutation).
• Selective: add attributes to classes or methods, then rebuild your DLL.

VM

using System.Reflection;

[Obfuscation(Feature = "WyvernVM", Exclude = false)]
public class SampleClass
{
    public static int Calculate(int value) => value * 7 + 3;
}

Mutation

Use WyvernMutation instead, or put both attributes on the same class or method.

[Obfuscation(Feature = "WyvernMutation", Exclude = false)]
public static int Calculate(int value) => value * 7 + 3;

[Obfuscation(Feature = "WyvernVM", Exclude = true)]
public static void SkipThisMethod() { }

The panel reports what was applied. Unselected or unsupported methods keep standard Wyvern protection.

Common fixes

Game not found

Start Gorilla Tag and wait until it opens, then try again.

Menu not up to date

The author must republish using current game references. Restart the game after the update.

Could not start / L1048 / L1053

Restart the game and try one menu with BepInEx emulation on. If it repeats, send the error code to support.

P1005: references

Run the Troubleshooter again with the current game and matching dependencies.

P1006: preparation

Check the entry point above and test your original DLL. Retry; contact support if it repeats.

P1018: attributes

Check feature spelling and conflicting attributes, then rebuild.

P1007 / P1011: timeout or unavailable

Retry later. If it keeps failing, contact support with the code.

Still stuck? Send the menu name, exact error and steps to reproduce it. Never include licence keys or owner secrets.