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CensoredUsername / unrpyc

A ren'py script decompiler
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Release 1.1.5 #105

Closed CensoredUsername closed 3 years ago

CensoredUsername commented 3 years ago

There's a bunch of stuff on the dev branch. We should probably do a release / merge to master some time

@jackmcbarn you've added a bunch of stuff there as well, is everything ready for merge?

jackmcbarn commented 3 years ago

I've been using it here and there and nothing seems broken, so I think so.

madeddy commented 3 years ago

Will this bring unrpyc up to date with all the changes(and hickups...) of the last ~1.5 years and the new v7.4 of RenPy?

CensoredUsername commented 3 years ago

@madeddy I have no idea. I don't do a lot of digging into VNs myself these days and don't keep up with ren'py patch notes, I maintain unrpyc as i find reverse engineering enjoyable. If people make issues (with test cases that I can work with) correctly I'll gladly fix them. If there are none I assume everything still works, if it isn't but people don't inform me then they shouldn't expect it to get fixed ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

madeddy commented 3 years ago

I can relate to this. I am somewhat of the same and figuring such stuff out, however you're in advantage there because i am not this far in coding experience.

As for issues, I will report them if I find or see something... and v7.4.0 is really new, so i expect it will take time for the hidden traps to show themself. Cheerio

jackmcbarn commented 3 years ago

You can easily verify the result of any decompilation: dump the original .rpyc to a .txt with the -d --comparable flags, then decompile, delete the .rpyc, and recompile, and then dump the new .rpyc the same way and see if it's identical.

madeddy commented 3 years ago

Thats actually a nice trick. Will remember. Thanks

CensoredUsername commented 3 years ago

Released v1.1.5