GMOD Auto Lua Decrypter (Java)

So I was messing with Java 7's WatchService thing and I made this...
It uses 7Zip's java LZMA sdk and decrypts lua cache files as soon as they appear.

Leave this running to automatically "steal" client and shared lua.
It will output to the "d" directory created once the file is ran.

Note: run via batch file, don't directly open the jar.

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Source code is included... have fun.

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its java how hard is it to make a simple gui instead of this console garbage

german tactics

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why dont u decrypt the file name too?

Originally Posted by Trollaux

its java how hard is it to make a simple gui instead of this console garbage

german tactics

Made it in a few mins and doesn't really need a gui

Originally Posted by Trollaux

why dont u decrypt the file name too?

Source is included, can be added if needed. Again this was just a few minutes of messing around.

Originally Posted by fiireoxen

Made it in a few mins and doesn't really need a gui

Source is included, can be added if needed. Again this was just a few minutes of messing around.

Think about adding gui and names in the next update?

This skid shit doesn't even work just throws errors. I even tried creating the d folder myself and it still doesn't work.

Originally Posted by THC

This skid shit doesn't even work just throws errors. I even tried creating the d folder myself and it still doesn't work.

source is included the right moment to prove ur not a skid by fixing

Originally Posted by THC

This skid shit doesn't even work just throws errors. I even tried creating the d folder myself and it still doesn't work.

What OS are you on? Try putting it in a different folder.
Mine is in Documents/LuaDecrypter and it works fine.
Maybe you have to run as admin if you are in a location without permission.

EDIT
Taking another look I bet the problem is that you have a space in your directory.
Either make a folder like C:\LuaDecrypter or make it URL decode the path.
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Originally Posted by Trollaux

why dont u decrypt the file name too?

I'm not sure this is possible, but if someone knows how I will add it.

Originally Posted by fiireoxen

I'm not sure this is possible, but if someone knows how I will add it.

lol'd is ez

can you add it so it has the names for the original lua's
- if possible

Originally Posted by fiireoxen

Taking another look I bet the problem is that you have a space in your directory.

That fixed it. The space was derping the code out. C:/LuaDerp works fine.

Originally Posted by D3M0L1T10N

lol'd is ez

How do you do it then?

what editor do you use to open files

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