decompile a unity dll with Invalid RVA

Question

I am trying to decompile a unity dll. The code is in Assembly-CSharp.dll. Reflector says Invalid RVA Address '05b81455'. I assume they have been edited with something like unity3dobfuscator. I've read there is a way to fix the RVA. I can't find any tutorials on how to do it. Can someone point me in the right direction? The end result I am looking for is to be able to open some dat files. If I can see the code I can read these files. So optionally can anyone help to deserialize a file you don't have a class for? I understand that it could also be encrypted. However I doubt it.

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Answer 1

I can just suppose, that RVA repair is possible

• if you know the cause one was corrupted, like some specific malware
• if you know where this RVA is specified and what should be pointed with it.