Adds clarification that code is exported, and example screenshots

[JakeSteam]

Exporting the included code is a key feature, but it's not currently mentioned!

Additionally, some example screenshots help it feel more "real", and not just a random .exe 🙂

You might want to pick better screenshots with more advanced functionality, I just used ones I had already.

[n0samu]

Sorry for the late response, that table showing the screens side by side looks great! When I was first putting up the repo I wanted to do something like that, but I couldn't think of a way to show the screenshots side by side.

When mentioning exporting code, I want to be careful because it currently only works for files that have already been unprotected. I'm planning to tweak Cast Ripper's ProjectorRays integration so it actually processes the unprotected file rather than the protected one (but I need to test that a little bit first). Once I've done that then I can explain that exporting code works for unprotected files or when "decompile protected files" is activated.

I'll look into making these changes soon. 👍

[JakeSteam]

@n0samu Markdown tables are hell 😅 No problem, that makes sense, ping me if you want a hand with any documenting.

[nw-b]

When mentioning exporting code, I want to be careful because it currently only works for files that have already been unprotected. I'm planning to tweak Cast Ripper's ProjectorRays integration so it actually processes the unprotected file rather than the protected one (but I need to test that a little bit first). Once I've done that then I can explain that exporting code works for unprotected files or when "decompile protected files" is activated.

@n0samu Was banging my head for hours trying to figure out why I used to be able to use this tool to extract the Lingo from casts, guess I was running it on unprotected ones before today. Glad I found your comment here 🤣 Thanks for making this!