Not a lot of assembly/monoscript stuff in this thread so I'll throw in my adventure with
RJ246681 ReaseLotte Adventure 4.
Used
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to extract+convert textures from resources.assets to verify that the game contained uncensored textures. It even has uncensored 2DCG which is a nice bonus. Some of the textures were compressed (.crn instead of .dds) so I had to decompress those with the
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Used
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to extract data\Managed\Assembly-CSharp.dll to C# source files. Searched recursively through the source files for some strings to find interesting stuff:
mosaic
censor
_cellSize
モザイク (mosaic)
Found references to
Utage\Mosaic.cs
Utage\MosaicRenderer.cs
CameraCensorship.cs
PixelationPost.cs
モザイクレイヤー最前面.cs
Fired up
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to do some editing on Assembly-CSharp.dll. Went through what I scoped out and tried neutering things by editing their render function.
RenderImage takes an input, sets up the material, then renders the input with the material.
You can neuter the function to render the input as-is (without the censorship material) by changing something like:
Graphics.Blit(source, destination, base.Material);
to:
Graphics.Blit(source, destination);
In the end, for this game, most functions were red herrings. Only neutering PixelationPost removed censorship, which it removed from the realtime-3D renders. 2DCG still ended up being censored. Using the "
Material Mosaic Removal Alternative" method removed 2DCG censorship but not the 3D censorship, so both together ended up working well.
Didn't spend any additional time finding the code responsible for setting up the 2DCG censorship when I had a working solution.
