xBrownieCodezV2/qProtect-Native-Transformer

Native Transformer for qProtect to translate java code into JNI code

Native Transformer for qProtect

Video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QxPAAzNcdA

Requirements

• qProtect (Paid) v1.10.0 or newer
• CMake
• Java Development Kit (Version 8)
• Windows only:
  • Visual Studio with C++ Package
  • or MinGW
• Linux only:
  • build-essential
• JAVA_HOME variable needs to be set otherwise won't work

Instructions

• Download the Transformer and put the .jar into AppData/qProtect/custom/.
• Launch qProtect.
• Select, input and output file.
• Go to the "Transformers" tab and you will see a new tab called "Custom".
• Enable your desired transformers, click "Process" and wait for it to finish.
• qProtect created a new folder called "cpp/" in the same directory as the output jar.

For Windows:  

(Visual Studio):

• Open CMake-GUI select the "cpp/" directory and click "Configure" and then "Generate".
• Open the project with Visual Studio and compile it.
• Put the .dll into your output jar using 7-zip (or anything similar). \

(MinGW):  

• Open the terminal and go to the directory where the output is.
• Type "cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles cpp/"" and then "make" to start compiling the project.
• Put the .dll into your output jar using "zip output.jar compiled.so" .

For Linux:

• Open the terminal and go to the directory where the output is.
• Type "cmake cpp/" and then "make" to start compiling the project.
• Put the .so into your output jar using "zip output.jar compiled.so" .

Credits

• radioegor146 (native-obfuscator)
• vaz, Mystery, brownie (qProtect)