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I reject all deals |
If I use embed .pck is it more secure or not?
Is it better than normal export?
If I use embed .pck and I didnt use script encrypt export. How difficult to get code?
And if I use embed .pck and I use script encrypt export. How difficult to get code?
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stormreaver |
Embedding is generally easier for the end user, as there is only one file to deal with. It’s click and run.
If you embed without encrypting, most players won’t know how to get the code and therefore won’t go through the effort. It takes only one knowledgeable person with too much time on his hands to extract your code. Then everyone can see it.
If you embed with encryption, you will have to include the key in the export so your program can decrypt your scripts. Most players won’t know how to get the key to decrypt the code and therefore won’t go through the effort. It takes only one knowledgeable person with too much time on his hands to extract your key and decrypt your code. Then everyone can see it.
So basically it’s dealer’s choice, but don’t stress over it.
But isnt there a way to do it secure the code?
I reject all deals | 2023-05-31 19:27
I’m not an expert by any means. From what I’ve gleaned over the years, there is no simple, completely secure way to keep people from looking at your code. It can be done to a large degree (see Bluray), but the required infrastructure does not exist within Godot (or any other game engine to date, to the best of my knowledge); and the cost and effort are far, far beyond what 99.99999999% of us will ever be able to provide.
stormreaver | 2023-05-31 23:07
thank you, maybe you are true
I reject all deals | 2023-06-02 05:50