Scripting Tool v2 (SQF Encrypter/Decrypter)

[Woodhouse]

Newest version can be found here!: https://www.mpgh.net/forum/624-dayz-h...ml#post8291905

So...I've been away from the section and MPGH altogether for a while...Well anyway, this version of the program will support any type of "encryption" method. At least from what I've seen. Rustler's new "encryption" method requires more manual labor (not really) which is why I added in the reverse string function. I only plan on releasing 1 more version. Everything should be added in by then.
Change log:

v1 - Initial Release
v2 - Added decode function. Stopped program from hanging. Added reverse string function. Added option to encode/decode a pre-set number of times. Changed font. Changed color. Added second tab for drag & drop/auto-decrypt (not yet implemented)

Credits:

Distraught for beta testing. Hangender for here-and-there help along the way. Keith N. for helping me with the Regex function.

Virus Scan 1: ScriptingTool.rar - Jotti's malware scan

Virus Scan 2: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/2...is/1366624730/










Walkthrough on how to decode Rustler's method of "encryption" using this program:

1. Load the SQF into the program



2. Decode the SQF once. It should only take a couple of seconds. And don't worry. It won't "make the script decryption program crash." @RustlerShyt





3. Remove any excess text (stuff not related the actual code) e.g. ("array 1 =" and "array2 = [];for '_i' from 0 to ((count array1)-1) do{_v = array1 select (((count array1)-1) - _i);array2 = array2 + [_v];};call compile toString array2;"). It's not that big of a deal it's just that those lines contain numbers in which the program will convert...Resulting in an less accurate translation.






4. Decode the text another time





5. Reverse the string. The option to do so is under the Decode drop down button.





6. Remove any excess text (stuff not related the actual code) e.g. ("array 1 =" and "_asd = array1 select 1...")





7. Decode once more. As you can see, there's blatant advertising in the code...Which I blurred out for obvious reasons...