Ripping Cache files from 2018-2019?
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Looking for any info on this. I have MANY old files from back in 2018 to 2019 in my old cache. they are in a folder called HTTPCache-WindowsPlayer (Cache-WindowsPlayer is non existant and i cannot find any info on it from around this time so im assuming it used to be called HTTPCache-WindowsPlayer). Opening the old vrca and comparing it to a new vrca shows many differences. such as the HTTP part at the beginning. Ive tried opening it in assetviewer and assetripper to see if itll extract and it will not. ive also tried deleting the beginning part so they are more similar and that still does not lead to any results. any info is greatly appreciated twin! also if you would like one of the vrca files to test with lmk ill drop one in the comments
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nvm got it (thanks china)
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For future reference, opening a file and it gives you this kind of garbled text, editing anything via regular notepad and saving can and probably will corrupt the file. At least, that's what I read about it in several different websites with different topics, so I ain't no expert on it. Something to do with encoding and whatnot.
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For future reference, opening a file and it gives you this kind of garbled text, editing anything via regular notepad and saving can and probably will corrupt the file. At least, that's what I read about it in several different websites with different topics, so I ain't no expert on it. Something to do with encoding and whatnot.
@Kleiner yeah using notepad++ works fine. what you have to do to make the 2018-2019 vrcas functional is remove everything b4 the unityfs line then save it as a .vrca
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interesting human i see
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or like use better tools
@Liamriley101 python script works just fine
dont need some tool to do ts lmaoDiscord: davdageneral
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@Liamriley101 python script works just fine
dont need some tool to do ts lmao -
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