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Hey guys,
So I've been messing around with the old Mu files and decided to decompile the main.exe from version 0.75.
This isn't a finished project. It's more like a "work in progress" dump. The main reason I started this was that back in the day there was no "free" main available for this version, unlike the 5.2 one that everyone ended up using. I just wanted to get my hands on the very first main and see what was inside.
Credits: All credits go to Yola. He did almost all the work on this, I'm just sharing it.
I know there are still people out there who enjoy spending time coding and reversing stuff, so I figured I'd share this. It might save you some headaches.
Why? Because starting from a solid and simple base like this one is way easier than jumping straight into the 5.2 mess. That version is packed with extra layers of crap, while this one is more "raw" and easier to understand if you want to build something from scratch.
So yeah, take it as a foundation, not a final product. If you're into Mu dev and like to tinker, this might come in handy.
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So I've been messing around with the old Mu files and decided to decompile the main.exe from version 0.75.
This isn't a finished project. It's more like a "work in progress" dump. The main reason I started this was that back in the day there was no "free" main available for this version, unlike the 5.2 one that everyone ended up using. I just wanted to get my hands on the very first main and see what was inside.
Credits: All credits go to Yola. He did almost all the work on this, I'm just sharing it.
I know there are still people out there who enjoy spending time coding and reversing stuff, so I figured I'd share this. It might save you some headaches.
Why? Because starting from a solid and simple base like this one is way easier than jumping straight into the 5.2 mess. That version is packed with extra layers of crap, while this one is more "raw" and easier to understand if you want to build something from scratch.
So yeah, take it as a foundation, not a final product. If you're into Mu dev and like to tinker, this might come in handy.
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