Hiding script?

[Wangtang]

Is it at all possible to hide script to keep others from stealing it?
Like, if they decompile the package, can u somehow hide the .uc files or what is contained in them?

[Kognefaure]

Yep. Once you compiled your scripts, re-do a compilation with the command "ucc editor.stripsourcecommandlet FILENAME.u" (with the name of your package instead of FILENAME, of course). This will remove the source informations that are inside your package to prevent de-compilation (it will only export the class declaration and the defaultproperties).

You should use the command prompt method (see here, in the section "Compile your code")

Now, we or one of us are/is maybe going to be attacked by the half of this forum.

[Herr General]

You don't need to hide it from me, I can't decompile a package. Even if I did, I would look at it and then make my own.

[(ODC)wrench]

Now, we or one of us are/is maybe going to be attacked by the half of this forum.

Okay, THAT half can attack you... and the other half can attack me, I guess.

The attempted code obfuscation, as described above, is largely pointless.
Upon encountering any such code which has been "cleverly stripped" by the method described, one can simply use the freely available "UT Package Tool v2.0" utility -- open the file, right-click on the classname column header in the GUI and choose the "decompile" command. The utility decompiles the code and displays it in the right pane of the GUI ~~ with a handy "Save" button to export the displayed content.