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K TO Make a Game u have to create a source code then the owner of the game somehow creates a host file to give to there host witch contains..

A Byond Exacutible Program and a
RSC File

Idk how they do this but is there anyway to get the source code from these 2 files???
No.
In response to XzDoG
K Thanks
In response to DarkBlademaster
Just so you know, you can get the resources from the .rsc file, though (resources being icons, sound, etc). It's pointless to worry about protecting yourself, though, because there's nothing you can do about it.
In response to Popisfizzy
How do i get the resorces out of the RSC File?
In response to DarkBlademaster
DarkBlademaster wrote:
How do i get the resorces out of the RSC File?

You don't...

Don't listen to what you've been told because you will never make the program needed to extract it i would just forget about it.
In response to A.T.H.K
But Popisfizzy just said i could get resorces out fo it?
In response to DarkBlademaster
You can, but you lack the intelligence to make the program to do so. That is what ATHK is getting at.
In response to DarkBlademaster
DarkBlademaster wrote:
But Popisfizzy just said i could get resorces out fo it?

Yes but you wouldn't have the knowledge to do it and yet doing it properly is even harder.

Trust me its easier just to forget about it.
In response to XzDoG
Well, skill as well. An extractor isn't the easiest thing to make, you know.
In response to DarkBlademaster
The point being...
You dont NEED the resources, I believe RSC extractors should be illegal on BYOND, and only being used by the BYOND Staff for BYOND update purposes. I believe RSC encryption is in 4.0.

You don't need to steal other peoples work.
Especially with a program like that.
Just forget what you've heard about RSC extraction, it is a very tricky business, and only a select few have even seen the program. (and those who have, won't be releasing any source, due to what it would do to BYOND.)

You want BYOND to fail? Release an RSC extractor.
In response to Popisfizzy
Okay i Get it thanks everyone and im not stealing someones work i host a game and the owner is away and the co oner wants ot update but he is missing some of the newer icons so i was going to see if i could get them from the RSC...

But i understand i cant thanks for your help everyone.


P.S NO I DONT WANT BYOND TO FAIL HOW COULD U EVEN SAY THAT!!!! >.>
In response to Flame Sage
Just program something in C++ or whatever to decompile the RSC.
In response to DarkBlademaster
DarkBlademaster wrote:
Okay i Get it thanks everyone and im not stealing someones work i host a game and the owner is away and the co oner wants ot update but he is missing some of the newer icons so i was going to see if i could get them from the RSC...

But i understand i cant thanks for your help everyone.


P.S NO I DONT WANT BYOND TO FAIL HOW COULD U EVEN SAY THAT!!!! >.>

Learn to make a C++/whatever compiler, then make something that can decompile a RSC.

RSC = Compiled source code.
In response to Popisfizzy
Popisfizzy wrote:
Well, skill as well. An extractor isn't the easiest thing to make, you know.

Yeah, but using a hex editor is.
In response to Justin B
Justin B wrote:
Popisfizzy wrote:
Well, skill as well. An extractor isn't the easiest thing to make, you know.

Yeah, but using a hex editor is.

Making a compiler in C++/whatever doesn't take too much knowledge I think, if you can make a compiler, you can make a decompiler.
In response to Dark Bahamut
Dan is the only person who ever had a decompiler (meaning you have to have understanding of how the compiler works in all it's details, which is something only he really knew), and it didn't always work. Good luck making one that works when the compiler's programmer (well, the one who did a lot of stuff important to it) wasn't even able to get it.
In response to Dark Bahamut
You don't decompile the resource. All the code is contained in the .dmb file.
In response to Flame Sage
Flame Sage wrote:
I believe RSC encryption is in 4.0

I don't know where you got that information from, but no, it isn't going to happen. Ironically, you asked the same question and already got an answer: [link]
In response to Unknown Person
Fine, then decompile the damn DMB.
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