[RMXP Project Cracker] Open any* RMXP Project

[Ellie]

That's very true.

If someone was going to hack a game to learn how to hack, then they wouldn't use a program that automatically does it for them (unless the program was open source, in which case there's no way of adding a block for it as people can just get the code from the program).

Who would steal someone's resources? Well...

How many people rip things from other ("real") games? Lots. How many people have posted images in the Resource Analysis forum without creditting people, or claiming them as their own? Lots.

 

[vgvgf]

Well, this program doesn't work for me, but this idea pushed me to work in some way to extract the files from the RGSSAD files, and it is pretty easy. Both the Game.exe and RGSS10XX.dll have lots of forms to break their security, in specialy the RGSS dll. I am thinking about releasing my method, I still don't know what to do, but for now, if you want me to extract your game resources, send me an e-mail/pm (Not more than 10mb RGSSADs, it takes some time to extract all graphics.)

PD: I am not stealing resources with this method, I am only inspecting them by curiosity, I am not a thief!

 

[Gezzaman]

well it is useful for people to recover their projects if they wanted to add more shittz in but they deleted the project folder and ony got an encrypted version from their friend again... like me!

 

[rikuken]

No matter what I said before do not stop this!

 

[PX]

so, what's going on now??

 

[Hoffa]

Don't know... havn't been working on it for a while...  :sad:

I just don't have the motivation to continue ...

 

[Silentwalker]

So... you staff people close this topic

http://www.rmxp.org/forums/index.php?topic=43348.0

But this is ok?

 

[rexxzecutioner]

I agree, it's a rather inconsistent policy. If one is removed then both should be.

 

[mawk]

"Pending discussion."

Technically, the okay this thread got should apply there as well -- we might want to get vgfgf to add some sort of protective function as Hoffa has, if at all possible, but... Eh. Whichever way this goes, I would be able to understand the reasoning.

 

[Kabuto202]

I my self will actually put this tool to good use. I don't want to steal people's work I just wanna see how they made the game and what strategies they used, so that I can improve upon it and use it in my games.

 

[Kraft]

So you can steal our ideas you mean?  ^_^

Come on, just say it, we all know what you are thinking.

 

[Fido]

I, at least have a tad bit of respect for those people who take someone's idea and implement it completely independently, meaning they don't copy and paste code or events or something like that.  This is just... I basically will have no respect for anyone who uses it other to to see if it actually works or for their OWN projects.

 

[Ozz]

I wish you wouldn't quit, this program is pretty much the only hope of recovering my game after the RPGXP Project file got damaged, if I knew how to fix the RPGXP Project file I would, but as such recovering the program from the encrypted file I send out is the only way to get it back.

 

[Larynni]

It has a malfunction...
It doesn't get the data. ><

 

[AdditionalPylons]

While your intentions may be good, this tool will only be used for evil.

Please, for the sake of everyone who doesn't want any of their resources stolen, destroy this program. I beg you.

 

[mawk]

This issue has been debated and re-debated, and I'm not even sure the OP is here anymore. : P

And if that's the case, you've got nothing to worry about.

 

[AdditionalPylons]

While that may be true, the download link is still there, so resource thieves can still download it.

 

[mawk]

Calm down -- it only works for obtaining the .rxproj file, not decrypting the .rgssa.

 

[AdditionalPylons]

So... basically, you mean it doesn't work? At all?

 

[mawk]

;>>

It's not worth worrying about. At this rate, you'll go catatonic and we'll have to wheel you away.

Anyone with programming knowledge can crack the .rgssad file easily enough, anyway. Wetting yourself over this one program won't keep out the dozens of other people who've learned enough to get past Enterbrain's shoddy encryption.