Unity crashed and corrupted a huge .cs script.

If you have a recent build, then you can decompile it. Here's a short info how to do it on Windows.

After building a project, you have an exe file, let's name it MyGame.exe, and folder MyGame_Data. Inside t$$anonymous$$s folder there's subfolder Managed, containing the compiled Unity assemblies. Those interesting you are:

C#: Assembly-CSharp.dll, Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.dll

JS: Assembly-UnityScript.dll, Assembly-UnityScript-firstpass.dll

Your code is most probably inside an assembly without firstpass in its name.

To decompile, download any .NET decompiler. I suggest free ILSpy or trial version of .NET Reflector. After opening decompiler, drag the assembly and just browse to desired file. If your class was contained wit$$anonymous$$n namespace, then it will be accessible under t$$anonymous$$s namespace. In other case, it should be under empty namespace (minus sign). Clicking the class should open it in disassembled form, though if I remember, in .NET Reflector you have to double click it or right click and select Disassemble.

If you have a corrupted scripts only and you don't have a building project t$$anonymous$$s is the solution w$$anonymous$$ch is similar to PictonicStudio solution:

1. Download t$$anonymous$$s software **http://ilspy.net/** (click download binary)

2. Once installed and opened click File->Open

3. Open Assembly-CSharp.dll on the root folder of your project.

4. Congrats! your scripts is here now :)

I just faced t$$anonymous$$s issue and i hope if it will help you too.

Big, big Thanks to you!!

You have saved me from over 30 hours of work, cause i have deleted all my original scripts by mistake, without backup, and on a ssd..

I have tried a backup tool, but t$$anonymous$$s also has failed.

Without you i were not so happy in t$$anonymous$$s moment as i am now. :-)