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Jump Force accidentally leaves in uproject file
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Lmao I sorta love this sha
the MODDING that is much needed gonna come , easy to make new characters and prettier art styles
the MODDING that is much needed gonna come , easy to make new characters and prettier art styles
I feel like the layman's term doesn't really explain anything. What is a uproject file and what does it let you do?
Ah, so it's literally the Unreal Engine project file
It's basically the game in an uncompiled form - or not, havent looked at a uproject file in a while
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If it's actually the whole project, that's more than just modding possibilities, thats having open access to the whole game.
The way that is written, I assume it is only the .uproject file and not the actual source code and data of the game?
Just add in Giorno.
"I give life to this game and now it is actually playable"
Abbacchio:
Not an expert and I've never used UE, but I'm pretty sure project files just hold project information. Like where all the source files and such are located.
For example, if I start writing a program in C++, then give you the cproject file that Visual Studio saves, you won't be able to do much with it. You might know that the program uses a file called physics.cpp, but you won't have the actual file physics.cpp to look at, change, or modify. You wouldn't be able to compile my project.
Unless the developers of Jump Force included all the source files as well, I imagine the uproject file is largely useless by itself.
No, this is the project container file. It's a file that contains a list of all the parts of a project in an easy to handle format, but not the actual files themselves.
A sorta comparison would be like how a .m3u playlist file would contain a list of all the songs in a playlist, but not the actual songs themselves. This goes a slight bit further with regards to UE4 thanks to their visual editor, but it's not really enough to get, really, anything of use. At best, you might be able to figure out some shader logic.
Nope.
Knowing all the nonsense Gold Experience gets away with, I wouldn't be surprised if that's an actual thing he could do with its abilityJust add in Giorno.
"I give life to this game and now it is actually playable"
Abbacchio:
No it's likely the file that organizes all the source code and has all the configuration settings for building the project. It's pretty useless by itself.
right, it's basically a JSON file, but with a slightly different format. It'll tell you, like, the name of the source code and the name of the project and things like that, but isn't the actual source or anything.
It's basically a metadata container for the project. Not the actual data.
If it's just the uproject file without any of the actual asset files or anything like that it won't mean that much. You'll open it up and you can see all sorts of references to objects and files that aren't there, so I'm sure they can find some info. But it's not like the whole game is in there.
