Mounts Unity

BattleBit Remastered

Mounts from your own install, with its gear and each of its 35 maps as separate parts. Nothing converts or shows on screen yet.

Ticket: #014
Checked on: Steam, Windows build under Proton
Last checked: November 1, 2026
Files: 176
Mount: battlebit-remastered/pc/3.0

Mounting

3 of 4 done

Done
Finds your copy

Picks up the install on its own, from Steam or wherever it lives.
Done
Reads every file

Every file reads straight from your copy, in the order the game itself looks them up.
Done
Matches players' copies

Your copy is fingerprinted from its own files, so a server can check everyone's match without sending any game content.
To do
Brings its mods

Its anti-cheat turns away modded clients. A copy with BepInEx is flagged, but its mods aren't read.

Converting

0 of 4 done

To do
Models

Its models turn into Evil Engine models.
To do
Textures and materials

Its textures and materials turn into Evil Engine's own.
To do
Maps

Its levels turn into Evil Engine maps.
To do
Sounds

Its sounds turn into Evil Engine sounds.

In game

0 of 3 done

To do
Shows on screen

Converted content actually draws in Evil Engine.
To do
In the spawn menu

Its props and models land in your spawn menu, no Plugin needed.
To do
Maps you can visit

Pick one of its maps from the menu and fly around inside it.

Where it stands

Evil Engine finds BattleBit Remastered on its own and reads its 176 files as one layer, in about a second. Like Schedule I, its code is compiled to native machine code, and nothing reads or runs it. The version, 3.0, comes from Unity’s settings.

Your copy is fingerprinted in parts a server would ask for: everything you can spawn, from weapons to vehicles, and one for each of the 35 maps with that under it. All 102 files in them matched Steam’s own checksums.

Known issues

The version number can stay at 3.0 across an update. The game’s code is part of the fingerprint, so an update still shows up as a different copy.
The game hasn’t been launched on the checked copy, so the settings it writes haven’t been looked at.

Next up

Looking at the game’s settings once it’s been launched.
Reading the spawn list and the maps, so they can convert.

Finds your copy

Reads every file

Matches players' copies

Brings its mods

Models

Textures and materials

Maps

Sounds

Shows on screen

In the spawn menu

Maps you can visit

Where it stands

Known issues

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