The person just records the output, then isolates what he/she wants to get. There is software for that right?ī can also take the video, freeze a frame and take a screenshot. Done? Let's say that graphics and music are encrypted now in a way nobody can reverse except the program, but a hacker can not see what the program does, because what the program does is really complex and hard to understand so let's ASSUME the encryption is unbreakable.Īssuming you are A and B is the bad guy, who wants to steal your assets.ī can play the game. All right? You encrypt your resources with such an asset. Imagine you got a fantastic encryption algorithm, that works fine and for some unknown reason hackers can not crack. The original encryption method VX Ace has is all right for that I suppose and that's why it has such an encryption feature. What you can also do is just try to make the reproduction of such assets of your game harder for the majority of the population. If you use the assets without permission (without buying them) the company can sue you.

A lawyer can copyright your game as a whole or any assets of yours separately.ĭLCs on Steam are already copyrighted for example. Ask a lawyer on how to do it since laws are different from country to country. The only way to protect yourself, is to copyright your material first. If someone wants to do it, he/she will do it. You can not 100% protect your game from asset theft. I am not sure what you mean with the word 'commercial resources'.Īnyway, tell you what.

Yours or other people 'commercial resources?' Originally posted by LoneWolfDon:When you choose to Compress Game Data (to package your game), there's an option to Create Encrypted Archive.

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