NetEase Game Engine pyc file decompilation and disassembly

[wq223]

NetEase provides two self-developed game engines, namely the Messiah engine and the Neox engine.
Both engines use python as front-end development script
All text files included in the game are also embedded in the script, which is very suitable for content such as game wiki development.
Messiah Engine Simple Encryption Pyc to E206
The neox engine uses rotor or RSA to encrypt pyc files, and finally form .dat or .nxs files.
Thanks to the big guy xforce for his immortal decompilation work to Diablo years ago (probably outdated) but still supports other games that still use python2
1. Dream of the world
2. Forever
I can no longer tell the right from wrong. You can debug and modify it yourself, or add new games.
The script is modified by xfcore's Diablo, and the opcode part has been updated

netease-messiah-tools-main(江湖梦).zip netease-messiah-tools-main（永久适用）.zip

Edited Thursday at 04:54 AM by wq223

[wq223]

At present, most games have updated scripts to python3. The inability to disassemble and debug may be because the file deletes the eight bytes of source code size and validity. The easiest way is to add eight digits after eight bytes, and you can disassemble them. Currently, I am waiting for someone to complete the redirect script of python3. I have personally written several scripts, but they are very garbage and will not be displayed.