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Bigg Boss93, posted Fri Oct 03, 2014 7:04 pm (713)

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Hello,
i'm Bigg Boss93 from the comunity of VStanced.com(ye i know you can read my name by your own but i just like to introduce myself lol), as of now the biggest Street Legal Racing Redline modding community.

I hope to not have posted in the wrong section, anyway, long story short, i've been making a custom build of the game in the past year basing all my work on the java source(has been released by the developer 10 years ago, basically when the game born), although the improvements arent enough ye, even if it does barely look like the original build because of a mix of java modifications and new textures/models, it still feel old.

Me and few other modders would like to be able to edit the game engine but the developer(even thought they said they will not work on that engine anymore because it's "buggicious") doesnt want to make it public.

So i would like to know if you are able/can try to export the exe files in a readable/editable format(it was written in C) so to allow us to work on it, or anyway give me some hints.

I'll leave few links below if you're interested in giving it a look, thanks in advance.

Cheers - BB93

Game pics -> http://vstanced.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=7&n=last#bottom
Wip build tread -> http://vstanced.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=895&n=last#bottom
Game exe -> http://vstanced.com/datas/users/streetlegal_redline_5777.rar

aluigi, posted Fri Oct 03, 2014 9:05 pm (715)

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With a pre-compiled executable derived from C/C code, you can just have an idea of what it does by retrieving some pseudo-code (IDA, REC, boomerang).
It's something made mainly for understanding some specific functions like compression and encryption.
You cannot retrieve the whole source code except, as already said, some pseudo code that cannot be compiled.

Bigg Boss93, posted Sat Oct 04, 2014 4:18 pm (741)

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Okay i see, i'll try messing with it a bit using IDA, thanks for your quick reply!