This game runs on GameMaker?

[carl ruins everything]

I fell in love with this game the moment I started to play it, and being someone who takes pride in modding games that should not be modded (read: payday 2), I immediately started trying to find a way to extract sprites from the game so I could make art and whatnot with them and/or maybe make a mod that replaces various enemies with sh*tty memes.

Don't worry, developers - I haven't actually managed a full decompile yet because I kind of suck at ripping, and even if I did have a full decompile I wouldn't plan on releasing any of the source code to anybody. It's your work and you have a right to keep it that way, which I respect in a sense.

It's just that, well, the manifest I pulled from the main game executable has this in it:

<assemblyIdentity version="1.0.0.0" processorArchitecture="*" name="YoYoGames.GameMaker.Runner" type="win32"> </assemblyIdentity> <description> GameMaker C++ Core Runner. </description>

I thought this game ran on Mogura, an in-house engine? Even if Mogura is just a heavily-modified version of GameMaker, isn't that still dishonest marketing? What's up with that?





All of that weird stuff aside though you really outdid yourselves here and I can't wait to play through the bonus post-credits area once it releases

[Crawling Chaos]

Very weird. Why would they ever make the game on Game Maker but write in the main menu that it is made on Mogura???

[プレロマンス]

exposed*

[carl ruins everything]

the REAL team ladybug (exposed)

[Blazikenowen]

its possible the code was transfered as they switched to mogura after using game maker

[Just Lazy]

This made me look through the .exe of their Konosuba and SMT fangames. If you open either of those in notepad, you'll get a jumbles of weird looking text, but will eventually find the manifest data in it. It looks like Mogura Engine 1 was made in Multimedia Fusion 2 and Mogura Engine 2 is made in Game Maker: Studio.

[TemmieNeko]

Originally posted by Traveller:

This made me look through the .exe of their Konosuba and SMT fangames. If you open either of those in notepad, you'll get a jumbles of weird looking text, but will eventually find the manifest data in it. It looks like Mogura Engine 1 was made in Multimedia Fusion 2 and Mogura Engine 2 is made in Game Maker: Studio.

the jumbled text is called moonspeak, there's a few decompilers for games tha use it, you can search at your leisure.

this isnt game maker, though.

[carl ruins everything]

Originally posted by TemmieNeko:

Originally posted by Traveller:

This made me look through the .exe of their Konosuba and SMT fangames. If you open either of those in notepad, you'll get a jumbles of weird looking text, but will eventually find the manifest data in it. It looks like Mogura Engine 1 was made in Multimedia Fusion 2 and Mogura Engine 2 is made in Game Maker: Studio.

the jumbled text is called moonspeak, there's a few decompilers for games tha use it, you can search at your leisure.

this isnt game maker, though.

Originally posted by TemmieNeko:

moonspeak

you'll have to be more specific, IIRC "moonspeak" is a blanket catch-all term for any written language that uses ideograms and logograms instead of phonograms. if you're talking about like random unicode character noise i think the proper term is mojibake? but that's probably not it given how i've only seen mojibake happen on webpages before

unless of course there's an actual software encryption utility/method titled "moonspeak" out there in which case you can color me retarded