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Assets/Scripts/VRCSDK3/VRC/SDK3/Components/VRCMirrorReflection.cs

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+using UnityEngine;
+
+namespace VRC.SDK3.Components
+{
+	public class VRCMirrorReflection : MonoBehaviour
+	{
+		/*
+		Dummy class. This could have happened for several reasons:
+
+		1. No dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Unity asset bundles and serialized files do not contain script information to decompile.
+				* For Mono games, that information is contained in .NET dll files.
+				* For Il2Cpp games, that information is contained in compiled C++ assemblies and the global metadata.
+				
+			AssetRipper usually expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			A unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files.
+
+		2. Incorrect dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Any of the following could cause this:
+				* Il2CppInterop assemblies
+				* Deobfuscated assemblies
+				* Older assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+				* Newer assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+
+			Note: Although assembly publicizing is bad, it alone cannot cause empty scripts. See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/653
+
+		3. Assembly Reconstruction has not been implemented.
+
+			Asset bundles contain a small amount of information about the script content.
+			This information can be used to recover the serializable fields of a script.
+
+			See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/655
+	
+		4. This script is unnecessary.
+
+			If this script has no asset or script references, it can be deleted.
+			Be sure to resolve any compile errors before deleting because they can hide references.
+
+		5. Script Content Level 0
+
+			AssetRipper was set to not load any script information.
+
+		6. Cpp2IL failed to decompile Il2Cpp data
+
+			If this happened, there will be errors in the AssetRipper.log indicating that it happened.
+			This is an upstream problem, and the AssetRipper developer has very little control over it.
+			Please post a GitHub issue at: https://github.com/SamboyCoding/Cpp2IL/issues
+
+		7. An incorrect path was provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			This is characterized by "Mixed game structure has been found at" in the AssetRipper.log file.
+			AssetRipper expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			An unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files for script decompilation.
+			Generally, AssetRipper expects users to provide the root folder of the game. For example:
+				* Windows: the folder containing the game's .exe file
+				* Mac: the .app file/folder
+				* Linux: the folder containing the game's executable file
+				* Android: the apk file
+				* iOS: the ipa file
+				* Switch: the folder containing exefs and romfs
+
+		*/
+	}
+}

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Assets/Scripts/VRCSDK3/VRC/SDK3/Components/VRCObjectSync.cs

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+using UnityEngine;
+
+namespace VRC.SDK3.Components
+{
+	public class VRCObjectSync : MonoBehaviour
+	{
+		/*
+		Dummy class. This could have happened for several reasons:
+
+		1. No dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Unity asset bundles and serialized files do not contain script information to decompile.
+				* For Mono games, that information is contained in .NET dll files.
+				* For Il2Cpp games, that information is contained in compiled C++ assemblies and the global metadata.
+				
+			AssetRipper usually expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			A unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files.
+
+		2. Incorrect dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Any of the following could cause this:
+				* Il2CppInterop assemblies
+				* Deobfuscated assemblies
+				* Older assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+				* Newer assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+
+			Note: Although assembly publicizing is bad, it alone cannot cause empty scripts. See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/653
+
+		3. Assembly Reconstruction has not been implemented.
+
+			Asset bundles contain a small amount of information about the script content.
+			This information can be used to recover the serializable fields of a script.
+
+			See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/655
+	
+		4. This script is unnecessary.
+
+			If this script has no asset or script references, it can be deleted.
+			Be sure to resolve any compile errors before deleting because they can hide references.
+
+		5. Script Content Level 0
+
+			AssetRipper was set to not load any script information.
+
+		6. Cpp2IL failed to decompile Il2Cpp data
+
+			If this happened, there will be errors in the AssetRipper.log indicating that it happened.
+			This is an upstream problem, and the AssetRipper developer has very little control over it.
+			Please post a GitHub issue at: https://github.com/SamboyCoding/Cpp2IL/issues
+
+		7. An incorrect path was provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			This is characterized by "Mixed game structure has been found at" in the AssetRipper.log file.
+			AssetRipper expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			An unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files for script decompilation.
+			Generally, AssetRipper expects users to provide the root folder of the game. For example:
+				* Windows: the folder containing the game's .exe file
+				* Mac: the .app file/folder
+				* Linux: the folder containing the game's executable file
+				* Android: the apk file
+				* iOS: the ipa file
+				* Switch: the folder containing exefs and romfs
+
+		*/
+	}
+}

Assets/Scripts/VRCSDK3/VRC/SDK3/Components/VRCObjectSync.cs.meta

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Assets/Scripts/VRCSDK3/VRC/SDK3/Components/VRCPickup.cs

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+using UnityEngine;
+
+namespace VRC.SDK3.Components
+{
+	public class VRCPickup : MonoBehaviour
+	{
+		/*
+		Dummy class. This could have happened for several reasons:
+
+		1. No dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Unity asset bundles and serialized files do not contain script information to decompile.
+				* For Mono games, that information is contained in .NET dll files.
+				* For Il2Cpp games, that information is contained in compiled C++ assemblies and the global metadata.
+				
+			AssetRipper usually expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			A unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files.
+
+		2. Incorrect dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Any of the following could cause this:
+				* Il2CppInterop assemblies
+				* Deobfuscated assemblies
+				* Older assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+				* Newer assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+
+			Note: Although assembly publicizing is bad, it alone cannot cause empty scripts. See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/653
+
+		3. Assembly Reconstruction has not been implemented.
+
+			Asset bundles contain a small amount of information about the script content.
+			This information can be used to recover the serializable fields of a script.
+
+			See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/655
+	
+		4. This script is unnecessary.
+
+			If this script has no asset or script references, it can be deleted.
+			Be sure to resolve any compile errors before deleting because they can hide references.
+
+		5. Script Content Level 0
+
+			AssetRipper was set to not load any script information.
+
+		6. Cpp2IL failed to decompile Il2Cpp data
+
+			If this happened, there will be errors in the AssetRipper.log indicating that it happened.
+			This is an upstream problem, and the AssetRipper developer has very little control over it.
+			Please post a GitHub issue at: https://github.com/SamboyCoding/Cpp2IL/issues
+
+		7. An incorrect path was provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			This is characterized by "Mixed game structure has been found at" in the AssetRipper.log file.
+			AssetRipper expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			An unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files for script decompilation.
+			Generally, AssetRipper expects users to provide the root folder of the game. For example:
+				* Windows: the folder containing the game's .exe file
+				* Mac: the .app file/folder
+				* Linux: the folder containing the game's executable file
+				* Android: the apk file
+				* iOS: the ipa file
+				* Switch: the folder containing exefs and romfs
+
+		*/
+	}
+}

Assets/Scripts/VRCSDK3/VRC/SDK3/Components/VRCPickup.cs.meta

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+  serializedVersion: 2
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Assets/Scripts/VRCSDK3/VRC/SDK3/Components/VRCSceneDescriptor.cs

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+using UnityEngine;
+
+namespace VRC.SDK3.Components
+{
+	public class VRCSceneDescriptor : MonoBehaviour
+	{
+		/*
+		Dummy class. This could have happened for several reasons:
+
+		1. No dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Unity asset bundles and serialized files do not contain script information to decompile.
+				* For Mono games, that information is contained in .NET dll files.
+				* For Il2Cpp games, that information is contained in compiled C++ assemblies and the global metadata.
+				
+			AssetRipper usually expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			A unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files.
+
+		2. Incorrect dll files were provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			Any of the following could cause this:
+				* Il2CppInterop assemblies
+				* Deobfuscated assemblies
+				* Older assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+				* Newer assemblies (compared to when the bundle was built)
+
+			Note: Although assembly publicizing is bad, it alone cannot cause empty scripts. See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/653
+
+		3. Assembly Reconstruction has not been implemented.
+
+			Asset bundles contain a small amount of information about the script content.
+			This information can be used to recover the serializable fields of a script.
+
+			See: https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper/issues/655
+	
+		4. This script is unnecessary.
+
+			If this script has no asset or script references, it can be deleted.
+			Be sure to resolve any compile errors before deleting because they can hide references.
+
+		5. Script Content Level 0
+
+			AssetRipper was set to not load any script information.
+
+		6. Cpp2IL failed to decompile Il2Cpp data
+
+			If this happened, there will be errors in the AssetRipper.log indicating that it happened.
+			This is an upstream problem, and the AssetRipper developer has very little control over it.
+			Please post a GitHub issue at: https://github.com/SamboyCoding/Cpp2IL/issues
+
+		7. An incorrect path was provided to AssetRipper.
+
+			This is characterized by "Mixed game structure has been found at" in the AssetRipper.log file.
+			AssetRipper expects games to conform to a normal file structure for Unity games of that platform.
+			An unexpected file structure could cause AssetRipper to not find the required files for script decompilation.
+			Generally, AssetRipper expects users to provide the root folder of the game. For example:
+				* Windows: the folder containing the game's .exe file
+				* Mac: the .app file/folder
+				* Linux: the folder containing the game's executable file
+				* Android: the apk file
+				* iOS: the ipa file
+				* Switch: the folder containing exefs and romfs
+
+		*/
+	}
+}

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