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Modifying a bedrock client is not as easy as with Java MC clients, 'cause you can't just decompile a jar file like with Java or throw something into a Java DE(Development Environment). But if you wanted to attempt to modify a DLL client, look into using tools like ILSpy. You can load a DLL into it and depending on whether the DLL is not packed with any protections and if the code has little to no obfuscation, then you can modify it if you have some basic knowledge of C/C#/C++ langs(depending on what the devs programmed it in) or if they have understandable variable names and such.
Alternatively, you can research a bit to see if the client is open source such as Horion, then you don't have to try to hack it to modify it.
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