FearLess Cheat Engine

[ 15.04.2018 - First Release ]

• What is this shit? Well, it's a tool designed to help you cleaning-up or decompiling extracted .lua files from Far Cry 5's .dat archives.
• How do you extract the Lua files? Ekey posted a Far Cry 5 DAT extractor [Link].

You can find the various discussions and observations in the XeNTaX thread, starting with page 5 (or from the beginning, if interested in reading everything). From that point onward I was able to extract all Lua files from the various .dat archives and come up with the below listing, using the .dat names as folder names:







The tool is designed to work with drag-and-drops and accepts individual, multiple .lua files OR folders where Lua files reside (when dragging over a folder, itself and all sub-folders are scanned for .lua files). Lastly, there's a check-box at the bottom allowing the tool to do clean-up (if enabled). You may want to check the About button as well :p



The tool's result (be it a LUAC clean-up or Lua 5.1 decompile) is stored in the file with the .clean extension.



Now the example:

• if you drag and drop a single .lua file over the GUI, this happens:

• if you want the remnants gone (activityendgame.luadec, activityendgame.unluac) and activityendgame.clean renamed to activityendgame.lua, then tick the bottom checkbox:

• lastly, if you want the tool to recursively do the above for all .lua files found in a folder/sub-folder/sub-folder... then go up one level and drag over the entire folder; you can do this with the root as well (my root is FC5_Lua; so if I dragged that, all found .lua files would be processed; yes, it takes a while):

Credits:

• Ekey for the ability to extract Far Cry 5 files from the .dats using .fats.
• Hans Wessels for the unluac Java decompiler (link: [Link]).
• Ovidiu Cucu for his last post in this thread: [Link].

BIG NOTE:



You need Java RE installed for the decompiler to work! Don't say I didn't tell you so! (link: [Link] - - at the time of the post, Java SE Runtime Environment 8u162)


Report any bugs and enjoy :p

SunBeam, post: 42525, member: 12587 wrote:[ 15.04.2018 - First Release ]

• What is this shit? Well, it's a tool designed to help you cleaning-up or decompiling extracted .lua files from Far Cry 5's .dat archives.
• How do you extract the Lua files? Ekey posted a Far Cry 5 DAT extractor [Link].

You can find the various discussions and observations in the XeNTaX thread, starting with page 5 (or from the beginning, if interested in reading everything). From that point onward I was able to extract all Lua files from the various .dat archives and come up with the below listing, using the .dat names as folder names:







The tool is designed to work with drag-and-drops and accepts individual, multiple .lua files OR folders where Lua files reside (when dragging over a folder, itself and all sub-folders are scanned for .lua files). Lastly, there's a check-box at the bottom allowing the tool to do clean-up (if enabled). You may want to check the About button as well :p



The tool's result (be it a LUAC clean-up or Lua 5.1 decompile) is stored in the file with the .clean extension.



Now the example:

• if you drag and drop a single .lua file over the GUI, this happens:

• if you want the remnants gone (activityendgame.luadec, activityendgame.unluac) and activityendgame.clean renamed to activityendgame.lua, then tick the bottom checkbox:

• lastly, if you want the tool to recursively do the above for all .lua files found in a folder/sub-folder/sub-folder... then go up one level and drag over the entire folder; you can do this with the root as well (my root is FC5_Lua; so if I dragged that, all found .lua files would be processed; yes, it takes a while):

Credits:

• Ekey for the ability to extract Far Cry 5 files from the .dats using .fats.
• Hans Wessels for the unluac Java decompiler (link: [Link]).
• Ovidiu Cucu for his last post in this thread: [Link].

BIG NOTE:



You need Java RE installed for the decompiler to work! Don't say I didn't tell you so! (link: [Link] - - at the time of the post, Java SE Runtime Environment 8u162)



Report any bugs and enjoy :p

Nice work

Keep it up

And here you go, all Lua files from the various archives -> [Link] (272 MB big, 5909 .lua files, 27.2MB compressed)

Nice:eek::eek::eek::eek:

@ Sun, has it been improved since my post on Xentax?

Thanks!

I don't really understand. Main post says the cleaner/decompiler does what it does. For other types of files use Ekey's unpacker. I won't be creating any Tools to deal with other files, as I'm not interested.

Nice! There is also [Link] that does the job.