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Warning:Using an obfuscator may break your map. Always ensure that you fully understand the changes it performs and the resulting consequences.
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A Map Obfuscator will rename your entities and make following the logical flow of your map difficult. | A Map Obfuscator will rename your entities and make following the logical flow of your map difficult. | ||
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== List of Map Obfuscators == | == List of Map Obfuscators == | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 12 January 2012
To help deter the decompilation or theft of your maps, you can run them through a map obfuscator before release. A Map Obfuscator will rename your entities and make following the logical flow of your map difficult.
Warning:Using an obfuscator may break your map. Always ensure that you fully understand the changes it performs and the resulting consequences.List of Map Obfuscators
Renames entities to numeric strings
Moves nonpositional point entities to 0,0,0 (optional)
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