VRChat added VRCA (?maybe VRCW too) protection
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1:try to analyze where the models are coming from and intercept the download (ie using a network analysis tool like Wireshark)
It should be inside the AvatarApi object, which represents the api response, there is assetUrl field that should point to a s3 url. I ignore if there are security on aws side, or if the files themselves are encrypted.
I was able to get melon loader to work on Linux AFTER the easy anti cheat patch.
Were you able to play online? join instances etc
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1:try to analyze where the models are coming from and intercept the download (ie using a network analysis tool like Wireshark)
It should be inside the AvatarApi object, which represents the api response, there is assetUrl field that should point to a s3 url. I ignore if there are security on aws side, or if the files themselves are encrypted.
I was able to get melon loader to work on Linux AFTER the easy anti cheat patch.
Were you able to play online? join instances etc
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@Beeboo so you found potential bypass to get data again?
I'm bad at understanding english word
I fix .vrca/.vrcw stuff for free and for fun! Depending on file, every outcome and vary might be different than the original avatar has due to the toggles and much more, send me a pm if you need an avi that need to fix or cracking a password locked avatar or send me .vrca file or through my pms and i will extract/fix them for you!
request is semi-open, only on unencrypted __data file aka .vrca or .vrcw
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@Reym I know of an anti cheat bypass, but I currently can't rip models, using Linux still works as an anti cheat bypass however the game randomly kicks you after a few minutes due to some type of checksum the cheat software runs. We may need to look into buying a Direct memory access board (DMA) Cheaters use them in games like fortnite and while I myself have no desire to cheat in a game played for fun, for the purpose of ripping I might invest in it
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Hey, why don't we go back to what the first rippers did?
i.e. use second life to make an avatar there and rip it and port it to unity and then to vrchat ?
i really feel that we have to go back to that
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this is all that its know atm:
some people got around it
you have to modify the client
the file responsible for the encryption might be "vrc_fast_crypto.dll" in the plugins folder.
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Someone in the ARC discord said this "the fast_crypto.dll does nothing but work for udon and p2p encryption" I suspect this isn't related or the file at least is not responsible for the encryption.
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@LeonKennedy that is such a interesting info
there is new file whenever you open the cache-windows, called vrc-version, i not sure what it is, back then it was not a thing, maybe they are used for decryption? Like sort of authetication
New or old file appear in plugin folder called mediapipe_c and lib_burst_generated, how do i check dll?
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Touching the client is resource intensive. I believe that going around it by bumping TLS or getting bundles from the CDN is our best bet yet.
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there is multiple people who have a working method i dont know it myself but i would like the eac bypass because i could probably make a melon loader mod to do it
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I may be wrong (I don't think so though) but I just ripped an avatar just fine I know that with the newest sdk 3.8 or something they have detections for ripped avis so if you import an avatar it's got to be renamed and all folders need to be moved and renamed to trick it into thinking it's normal. It really pissed me off but it doesn't seem to be impossible, took me a bit but def. doable.
I wasn't able to rip with UTiny like the old days but I have an old bit of software that for my continued use will not be naming but FYI I believe you can. -
Can I ask where you heard about the ripping detections for sdk 3.8? If this is true, that is very frustrating
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I don't know much about the ripping detection, but recently I ran into a public avatar that in their radial wheel they had a toggle which stated "I know when you rip this avatar" and in the description it outed 2-3 people that have before. But that's as far as I've heard about it
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I don't know much about the ripping detection, but recently I ran into a public avatar that in their radial wheel they had a toggle which stated "I know when you rip this avatar" and in the description it outed 2-3 people that have before. But that's as far as I've heard about it
@mrblueskelly That sounds more like the original creator found the ripped versions, could be a user thats part of a small community/fandom that got told about their model getting ripped or the people who ripped the model making their versions public since thats what i generally see happen
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Yeah that sounds more likely honestly, the only "ripping detection" I've heard about is Gonzo which in my opinion the weirdest shit, on the creator side of things I wouldn't touch it with a 10ft pole
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