On Sat, Sep 05, 2020 at 05:45:09PM -0600, Thomas Frohwein wrote: > I started using UnityPy for a project and it would be useful to see > about adding it to ports. It essentially allows accessing the assets of > Unity projects. I've included 4 of the 5 dependencies in the > attachments: py-brotli, py-lz4, py-fsb5, py-texture2ddecoder. The last > one is py-Pillow and is already in ports.
> A relatively simple example is on the project GitHub page: > https://github.com/K0lb3/UnityPy#example > I've tested this and it works, and will probably be using it regularly > in the near future. > Some notes on the ports: > - py-brotli build a bundled version and doesn't provide a way that I > could find to link to system libs from archivers/brotli. Here's a version of archivers/py-brotli I'm happier with. It's got a better DESCR, and can run the tests if they are copied into place. (I've opened a pull request upstream to include them in future). --Kurt
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