Dumper-7 is a powerful SDK generator for all Unreal Engine games, supporting all versions of UE4 and UE5. It automatically generates a complete C++ SDK from any UE game, enabling you to interact with game internals programmatically.

✨ Comprehensive UE Support - Works with UE4 (all versions) and UE5
🚀 Fast Generation - Generates complete SDKs in seconds
📦 Multiple Output Formats - C++ SDK, .usmap mappings, IDA scripts, Dumpspace format
🔧 Highly Configurable - Extensive settings for customization
📚 Well-Documented - Complete guides for building and using the SDK
🎯 Type-Safe - Generated SDK with proper C++ types and inheritance
🔄 Dependency Resolution - Automatically handles package dependencies
⚡ Optimized - Efficient algorithms for large games (100k+ objects)

Choose your preferred build system:

1. Open Dumper-7.sln in Visual Studio 2019/2022
2. Select x64-Release configuration
3. Build Solution (Ctrl+Shift+B)
4. Output: Bin/Release/Dumper-7.dll

cmake -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build build --config Release

xmake f -p windows -a x64 -m release
xmake build

• Use your preferred DLL injector (e.g., Xenos, Process Hacker, etc.)
• Inject Dumper-7.dll into the game process
• Wait for generation to complete (console window will show progress)

• Default output location: C:\Dumper-7\GameName-GameVersion\CppSDK\
• The generated SDK.hpp file is now organized into clear sections (structs, classes) for easy navigation
• See UsingTheSDK.md for a complete guide on using the generated SDK
• Check out SDKExample/ for a ready-to-compile sample project demonstrating SDK usage

Quick Tip: For faster compilation, include only specific package headers instead of SDK.hpp:

#include "SDK/Engine_classes.hpp"  // Instead of "SDK.hpp"

Dumper-7 can be configured in two ways:

1. Compile-time settings - Edit Dumper/Settings.h
2. Runtime settings - Create Dumper-7.ini file (see Config File)

You can dynamically change settings through a Dumper-7.ini file:

• Per-game: Place in the same directory as the game's executable
• Global: Place in C:\Dumper-7\

Example Dumper-7.ini:

[Settings]
SleepTimeout=100
SDKNamespaceName=MyOwnSDKNamespace

See Dumper/Settings.h for all available settings.

If you find Dumper-7 useful, consider supporting the original developer:

Donate:

• KoFi: https://ko-fi.com/fischsalat
• Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/u119629245

Crypto:

• LTC: LLtXWxDbc5H9d96VJF36ZpwVX6DkYGpTJU
• BTC: 1DVDUMcotWzEG1tyd1FffyrYeu4YEh7spx

⚠️ Only add a new layout if GObjects isn't automatically found for your game.

Layouts are defined in ObjectArray.cpp (around line 30):

FFixedUObjectArrayLayout // Default UE4.11 - UE4.20
{
    .ObjectsOffset = 0x0,
    .MaxObjectsOffset = 0x8,
    .NumObjectsOffset = 0xC
}

FChunkedFixedUObjectArrayLayout // Default UE4.21 and above
{
    .ObjectsOffset = 0x00,
    .MaxElementsOffset = 0x10,
    .NumElementsOffset = 0x14,
    .MaxChunksOffset = 0x18,
    .NumChunksOffset = 0x1C,
}

⚠️ Only override offsets if the generator doesn't find them or if they are incorrect.

All overrides are made in Generator::InitEngineCore() inside Generator.cpp:

// Basic override
ObjectArray::Init(/*GObjectsOffset*/, /*ChunkSize*/, /*bIsChunked*/);

// With decryption
InitObjectArrayDecryption([](void* ObjPtr) -> uint8* { 
    return reinterpret_cast<uint8*>(uint64(ObjPtr) ^ 0x8375); 
});

// Force GNames (useful if AppendString offset is wrong)
FName::Init(/*bForceGNames*/);

// Override offset
FName::Init(/*OverrideOffset, OverrideType=[AppendString, ToString, GNames], bIsNamePool*/);

Off::InSDK::InitPE(/*PEIndex*/);

Before creating an issue:

1. Read the documentation thoroughly
2. Check existing issues for similar problems
3. Verify you're using the latest version

When creating an issue:

• Use the issue template
• Provide all requested information
• Include screenshots/logs
• Be detailed and specific

See the Issues section below for detailed reporting guidelines.

We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for:

• Development environment setup
• Code style guidelines
• Submission process
• Testing requirements

For developers wanting to understand or contribute to Dumper-7:

• PROJECT_STRUCTURE.md - Detailed codebase organization and architecture
• OPTIMIZATION.md - Performance optimization details and best practices

Dumper-7 Architecture:
├── Engine Module      → Unreal Engine object parsing
├── Generator Module   → SDK file generation
│   ├── Managers       → Dependency and resource management
│   ├── Generators     → Format-specific output (C++, mappings, etc.)
│   └── Wrappers       → Type-safe UE object wrappers
├── Platform Module    → OS and architecture-specific code
└── Utils Module       → Shared utilities (compression, encoding)

See PROJECT_STRUCTURE.md for details.

If you have any issues using Dumper, please create an issue on this repository and explain the problem in detail.

This project is provided as-is for educational purposes. Use responsibly and respect game developers' terms of service.

• Original Dumper-7 by Fischsalat
• Contributors to this fork
• Unreal Engine community for research and documentation