Here are some on 3:56 PM : Enter password: HkVf3z8MQ2Ĭoyote_0x90 on 2:13 AM : this key works: HaVf3z8AA2 X0r19x91 on 6:29 AM : Very easy crackme, using a FSM. One more time, congrats for the challenge!Ĭ0b01d on 2:54 AM : Nice Crackme, Ghidra sometimes gives me a hard time decompiling tho.Here are some keys:|XVx')|l=e2m(Vm'~y (2I also made a keyGen: would also appreciate if someone knows a cleaner way to code something like this. My next step is to write a keygen to this.

Rain on 5:25 PM : Nice crackme! Posted detailed solution :)ĭarkcrow on 12:29 PM : Great crackme! I am a beginner in reversing, and it was very simple to find a password. Thanks for the great bullet library, I was again surprised by it's stability and performance for such uses.I made a keygen for this, check out the solutions.Īnyway this was real nice, a little hint:'There are a lot more than 1 passwords' I'd want in the future implement these tools deeper into blender, so they could better cooperate with blender's animation system, but so-far I was satisfied with the results from the python code, which is quickly tweakable. That's an issue which is supposed to be solved with 2.5. Other thing is that there's still no acces to logicbricks in the engine, and I use the logicbricks for chain reactions currently. There is currently no access to starting the simulation from a script and possibly reading force/hit values during the simulation, so there would be the possibility to interrupt the simulation, replace the meshes with sharded meshes, then continue the simulation? Also, it could be used to setup/brake constraints and simulating different effects like that.Īnother one is creating of meshes directly in engine during the playback of simulation(because of use of point of impact), or rather running the simulation without the game engine and doing the splitting process during it. The getReactionForce() function isn't callable for objects which haven't physic simulation on(not-released shards) which is crucial for the releasing of shards with proper power. Number 1 issue is nice releasing of shards based on impact point and power of impact. They are rather blender-side implementation issues, so dunno if I should ask here.

There are some things which I hit during making the tests/setups with these tools.

Heaper is a very simple script for making big natural looking heaps.Ĭrackme are currently actually 2 scripts, where 1 is for generating broken glass tables/walls/grounds, and the other one can split any manifold mesh into shards.ĭownloadable files and video examples/images are here: Hello, although this isn't directly involving bullet implementation by myself, I did some scripts in Blender which use Bullet heavily for the simulation part.