Type Hash Resolver

PurrNet identifies networked types with stable 32-bit hashes. Logs can sometimes contain only that numeric ID, especially when a received type is not registered. The Type Hash Resolver maps the ID back to matching types in the assemblies currently loaded by the Unity Editor.

Open Tools > PurrNet > Analysis > Type Hash Resolver, enter the hash from the log, and select Resolve. The input accepts:

• An unsigned decimal value, such as 3153982458
• A signed decimal representation, such as -1140984838
• A hexadecimal value prefixed with 0x

Each result shows the full type name, assembly, hash, and whether the type is registered with PurrNet. Use Copy for the full type name or AQN for its assembly-qualified name.

The resolver scans loaded assemblies, so it can find a type that exists in the project even when PurrNet has not registered it. If there is no match, confirm that the assembly containing the type compiled successfully and is loaded in the current Editor session.