Known Issues

[eliot]

Here are the currently known issues with specific games or specific package version for that matter:

1. Custom operators are decompiled as non-friendly names(UE3?)

[eliot]

I've fixed problem 1.

At the same time I've fixed many issues for Gears of War 1, CrimesCraft and UT3.

[Shooter19]

Looks like those GoW .u files were useful then

[qount]

In options if you disable linking and save your settings you get an error. Saved settings are also wiped.

[eliot]

In options if you disable linking and save your settings you get an error. Saved settings are also wiped.

Thanks for reporting this!

[qount]

No problem. Re-enabling linking and saving gives no errors.

[eliot]

Damn noticed more issues with the decompiler Added em to the list.

[MonsOlympus]

Indice out of bounds exception missing?

[eliot]

Indice out of bounds exception missing?

Care to eloborate?


Added another issue to the list :'(

[Enxaqca]

Hi Eliot!
Thanks for your wonderfull tool.
I'd like to report an issue.

All the #EXEC and // (coments) lines are not decompiled/shown by UExplorer.
I'm using UExplorer on .u files made to UT2004.

Example:

Result with UExplorer:
class VVMut extends Mutator
hidecategories(Movement,Collision,Lighting,LightColor,Karma,Force);
Result with WoT Greal Advanced Exporter:
class VVMut extends Mutator;
#exec OBJ LOAD FILE=TEXTURES\ColorVehicleSkins.utx PACKAGE=VividVehiclesv1_1.ColorVehicleSkins
Is there a way to fix it?

Thanks in advance!

[eliot]

Hi Eliot!
Thanks for your wonderfull tool.
I'd like to report an issue.

All the #EXEC and // (coments) lines are not decompiled/shown by UExplorer.
I'm using UExplorer on .u files made to UT2004.

Example:

Result with UExplorer:
class VVMut extends Mutator
hidecategories(Movement,Collision,Lighting,LightColor,Karma,Force);
Result with WoT Greal Advanced Exporter:
class VVMut extends Mutator;
#exec OBJ LOAD FILE=TEXTURES\ColorVehicleSkins.utx PACKAGE=VividVehiclesv1_1.ColorVehicleSkins
Is there a way to fix it?

Thanks in advance!

Right click the class in UE Explorer and select "View Script".

#exec lines don't exist once compiled, the only way to see them is by viewing the exported Script object.

[eliot]

Closing this thread, it doesn't serve any purpose anymore. See the "Submitting issues" thread.