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Expand Up @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Plugs are used to fill "holes" in .NET libraries and replace them with different
Win32 API calls. Plugs can also be used to provide an alternate implementation
for a method, even if it does not rely on the Windows API.

> **Important: All plugs must go in a seperate project, which is included in your original project using the `PlugReference` attribute in your Kernel's csproj.**
> **Important: All plugs must go in a seperate project, which is included in your original project using the `PlugsReference` attribute in your Kernel's csproj.**

## Types of plugs

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