I'm trying to translate the game Bear and breakfast, extract the files from nsp with yuzu and now I'm trying to extract the files from global-metadata.dat, but I don't know how to do it
How to extract files from global-metadata.dat file?
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global_metadata.dat doesn't have any files. It's loaded by executable for strings and other functions data.
You can extract data with il2cppdumper, but it won't help you with bringing them back to global-metadata as it's used for reverse engineering purpose purely.
It is very rare that global-metadata contains translations because it shows they put texts into source code itself. Which is a stupid practice.
You can extract data with il2cppdumper, but it won't help you with bringing them back to global-metadata as it's used for reverse engineering purpose purely.
It is very rare that global-metadata contains translations because it shows they put texts into source code itself. Which is a stupid practice.
You'll need something like Assetripper for extracting the streaming assets files and then DevXUnity for inserting edited textures, text files, etc...
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