.LUR Decompiler

[GreenOmnitrix]

UnknownSoldier1138 and I have found a way to somewhat decompile some of the .LUR files.

[WhenLifeGivesYouLemons]

its...2015.. alittle late to figure out -l

[GreenOmnitrix]

its...2015.. alittle late to figure out -l

Cool.

[Unknownsoldier]

I am here to tell you this is no hoax. Don't get hopes up yet, since we are not planning on releasing the method. At the moment I am getting 2_B.lua. Guessing is a huge part of this process, as the codes are usually not in order.

But before anyone says it is same as  Hex Editing, It is not. This way, will literally show you ALL the arguments/perimeters. Even the strings in quotation marks. So even if we DID release the method, it would probably be very difficult for some people.



But this is not full decompile. It is just a way to look at some functions.

[WhenLifeGivesYouLemons]

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Forget it not going to even say anything... Carry on.

[deadpoolXYZ]

So you are basically rewriting the entire script in lua?
Sounds hard, but good luck with it.

[GreenOmnitrix]

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Forget it not going to even say anything... Carry on.

LOL

[Unknownsoldier]

So you are basically rewriting the entire script in lua?
Sounds hard, but good luck with it.

Yep thanks. I was getting the functions, and arguments, and trying to put them in order manually.

[Mick3Mouse]

This is just like looking in Hxd editor, but in cmd. I don't get it, this method shows exactly what hxd editor does.

[GreenOmnitrix]

This is just like looking in Hxd editor, but in cmd. I don't get it, this method shows exactly what hxd editor does.

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nvm

[Mick3Mouse]

^
Lol.

[Unknownsoldier]

This is just like looking in Hxd editor, but in cmd. I don't get it, this method shows exactly what hxd editor does.

In Hxd, you don't see the arguments and numbers. In this, it shows the functions. You just have to know how to read it.