urgent question about deleted project

[haythamg]

Hi,
I made a project then used the puplish function. I made it into auto play and in it is all my docs folders. I ran it and it was fine. I deleted the project folder since I didn't feel I needed it anymore. Noe..I need it and all I have is my puplished project. Is there no way to like import this puplished project back into the studio again? I know the answer is probably no but want to make sure there is nothing I can do to open the puplished exe again.

[bule]

No can do.

[RizlaUK]

you can proberly retrieve the image and button files from the temp folder but you have lost ant scripts / code

Deleteing the source files to any porject is a real bad idea

[bule]

Deleteing the source files to any porject is a real bad idea

Indeed.

[Dermot]

I deleted the project folder since I didn't feel I needed it anymore.

I find that hard to believe. Who would do that?

[RizlaUK]

lol, for sure

Guys, i have this project i downloaded...errm i mean made, and i would like to steal ermm i mean get the scripts and stuff from it.........bla bla bla we heard it all b4

[Eliminator]

I know how, but I'll NEVER say how here! No one want to get his projects hacked! Even if it is not you case... I cannot help you! Sorry, it's lost...

It's frustrating when that arrive… isn't that?

[RizlaUK]

No one want to get his projects hacked!

well i dont think its a case of that for me, i dont really care if someone hacks my project, someone hack my project, someone rename it and pass it off as someone own, i dont care, someone will always know that he is a loser and cant do it for them self, i take pride in the software i produce and so should everyone else

btw, i beleave IR made AMS7 a little more robust, the 21 digit password is generated at build time, so AMS7 Projects will be immune to that hack (sure i read that somewhere)

[Bruce]

I know how, but I'll NEVER say how here!

Right

[Eliminator]

Hey Bruce... correction... "Here or elsewhere"

[Desolator]

You have 2 ways:

1. Dissasemble the project, crawl out the bytecode from other assembly, then try to translate it into Lua.
2. Use a file recovery tool and hope it didn't get overwritten. I recommend Recuva, it's freeware.