Re: Hello! Can you recommend a BGT decompiler?
that's not that hard, just get a program like cheat engine and then bam, you've got all the variables you need if you can find them in memory -- although I do not believe this applies for strings. It can mess with practically every single bgt game out there, except for adventure at c: to my slight annoyance.
It must encrypt the values in strings and then decrypt and mess with them to do stuff, but otherwise leave them in a scrambled state.
Also can someone tell me what algorythm bgt uses for encrypting strings -- is it AES, and if so, what bits, or is it something else entirely?
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