2bite/ark-sdk

ARK SDK

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sir, kindly update

hi, could you find time to update this great asset to v310.41, i would be indebted to you

Could you release a new sdk version when genesis comes out?

Could you release a new sdk version when genesis comes out?

i cant find the latest offsets for ark

,can u give me the ark Latest offsets plzplz ,thx

please help

how do i use this please my discord is gazza811#3998

I will not use the sdk

Can you give me offsets list
i can't find GObject

This is not how you use git.

Casually browsing around as my sister's exploring the game and we're wrangling with integrating mods from macOS Steam Workshop, trying to get them running under the official launcher version, we come across this. I'd love to browse! But, like a CS:GO aimbot modder, this is seemingly intentionally obfuscated, and for some reason avoids the intent and purpose of both Git as a source code management tool, and GitHub as a mechanism to share and collaborate on that code. The only step worse is sharing "diffs" (changes) as screenshots in issue comments. (Uh… might have been the same CS:GO group… 🥺)

As-is, to examine the differences from version to version of the SDK would require downloading individual assets (cloning a whole repository of massive binaries is an unwise life choice) via the web interface, extracting them, then running diff or FileMerge or similar locally to compare offline. A change in the SDK can not be publicly referenced by link, nor benefit from GitHub's nice source code presentation and commenting tools, and difference comparison tools. An individual aspect of the SDK, similarly, can not be directly referenced or "deep linked".

To actually make use of GitHub, to have a reason for using this and Git vs. an FTP site hosted literally anywhere to just host the .7z bundles, the repository should be the contents of that bundle. Tagging can be used to mark specific states of the repository with discrete labels, such as version numbers. This can be done from within GitHub itself or via any Git tool of choice, and then the tags can be compared, too.

Lastly, if there is any auto-generated HTML "documentation" built from this—didn't see any in a quick browse—that, too, could be packaged alongside in the same repository (different branch) and make use of GitHub Pages for free hosting of that reference material.

Thank you for such an impressive game, and keep up the great work! I look forward to some day browsing this without involving bulk local file decompression.

Can u help me

can u tall me the GObject,I can't update SDK Or you can upload the latest

Not a issue!

Just wanted to say thank you for updating sdk

Update

Is there any chance this could be updated once more? Some important classes have shifted since previous updates.

What tool?

What tool are you using to generate those sdk's? Thanks in Advance!