Support for running scripts that automatically modify your data file (or perform other nefarious tasks) - this is the way to distribute mods, but creating them is a manual job for now.The output is accurate (except for the latest GameMaker versions), but it could use some more cleaning up of the high-level structures. This means you can add any custom code to the game, either using the built-in GML compiler or GML assembly. Allows for code disassembly and editing.An editor which lets you change (almost) every single value, including unknown ones.Properly handles all of the pointers in the file so that if you add/remove stuff, make things longer/shorter, move them around etc.Can read every single byte from the data file for lastest version of Undertale, Deltarune, and most other GameMaker: Studio games (GM:S 1.4 and GMS2 bytecode versions 13 to 17 are currently supported) for every platform and then recreate a byte-for-byte exact copy from the decoded data.Choose this if you don't care about finding the right executable in-between of ~300 dll's, or if the stability issues from the Single file build affect you. Non-single File - all dependencies are not embedded within the executable, but are now located right next to it.This does make your folders cleaner, however it also causes some unexpected stability issues. Single file - the tool is only one executable, with all dependencies embedded within it.NET bundled, so you don't have to worry about installing the necessary runtime. NET runtime version needed to run the tool alongside it. It's worth noting that UndertaleModTool has different builds per release. Note, that you can update to the bleeding edge releases at any time from within the settings menu of UndertaleModTool.
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