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Seeing demos and playtests get ripped lately got me looking for ways to make my game’s code harder to reverse-engineer. I came across "GDPP", which compiles GDScript to native code and early tests with my game "Teufelskreis" look very promising! #Godot #IndieDev #GameDev

Lauritz 🎰

@lleifermann.dev

From the projects own description: "GDCC is a compiler that turns GDScript into native GDExtension binary modules, allowing GDScript to run safely and efficiently through Godot Engine's native binary interface." github.com/script-gd/gdcc

github.comGitHub - script-gd/gdcc: GDCC is an AOT compiler that compiles GDScript into GDExtension binary module. Run GDScript safely and fast in Godot Engine from now on.GDCC is an AOT compiler that compiles GDScript into GDExtension binary module. Run GDScript safely and fast in Godot Engine from now on. - script-gd/gdcc

21/10/26, 8:02 pm0 reposts1 like

Lauritz 🎰

@lleifermann.dev

This means building your game becomes more involved than what vanilla Godot does - but if it makes it harder for someone to rip my demo/playtest, that's a bullet i am willing to take! The approach to encrypt or obfuscate seems to be basically useless nowadays. Has anyone else used GDCC yet?