It sucks i have to take extra time to expose my game (to modding, like, an extra 4 months of dev time) It sucks unity sorta obfuscates your assets and stuff and has no built in easy way to bypass it :/ The computer was made to decrypt (the nazi enigma machine), it is the spirit and fundamental nature of computing to decrypt and make information free and infinite to all people No, encryption sucks, all computer information should be free and open to everyone It'd be a *ton* of work, I think, and slow you down in most aspects of game creation *forever*. This will probably essentially break the Unity Editor, making it rally hard to use it to create your game, though I suppose it might be possible to make scripts to fix that, too. Something that will take in raw data and turn it into textures at runtime. If you want to prevent asset ripping, you'll probably have to come up with your own asset handling functions. If FFBE can't prevent it, then I really don't think an Indie can.īut back to the question. There are fewer people able to rip the assets now, but the 1 guy that's really good at it posts all of them online in the subreddit every time now.

I believe this was to prevent people from ripping the assets early before an update and then posting them online, ruining any surprises. unit圓d and unpack upk).I am, in general against trying to prevent this kind of things because it's time-consuming and largely pointless.įinal Fantasy Brave Exvius (JP version) started encrypting their assets a while ago. You might be able to find something for a specific game that happens to have those extensions being used, otherwise there is no chance of a generic tool to do it all (give or take a better one to decrypt/deobfuscate.

With that being the case you will probably have to learn to make import plugins for whatever program you are using. Though being a popular format you can probably rely on others to get it to the point where it spits files out for you to analyse.Įqually when it comes to 3d a lot of the things might be made in something like 3dsmax (Blender is good stuff but seemingly not used so much, also there are loads of other 3d programs and the people that have traditionally done engineering CAD are also getting in on the action) but will be rendered as something different. unit圓d would appear to also be an archive format, though one that is obfuscated a bit which causes you to have to join the decryption/updates arms war. Archive formats can contain anything you like, and apparently Unreal is no exception. upk is tied to unreal (though there may be others) and is an archive format there. bin are generically considered generic extensions and are used for all sorts of formats across computing.

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