Closed bryanthaboi closed 2 months ago
no. i also dont see a single problem with getting realtime memory access
Point would be to get live kills etc, making a temp copy of an unfinished replay isn’t problematic even a little bit I’m not sure I’m following your comment. I’m assuming it’s sarcastic but I don’t see why you’d respond like that.
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replays contain pretty much anything interesting thats in your memory. every player nearby, every item nearby and even lots of infos that arent limited to a specific range. the reason they are encrypted is so that you cannot access all of that in realtime. so no you cannot access it. and if you find a way report it to hackerone and claim your critical report
if you only care about simple data like the local players position, kills, inventory and stuff then you can check out overwolf which can access realtime gamedata. it broke in the last update but i assume they will fix it soon https://overwolf.github.io/api/live-game-data/supported-games/fortnite
Yeah... ive tried messing w their shit (and i doubt theyll speedily fix it). the last time i went to mess with their stuff, it broke, and didnt get fixed for months.
is there a way to read in progress replays?