Only Chapter 1 of Tell Me Why is dumped about uwpdumper HOT 4 OPEN

ComPtr<ABI::Windows::ApplicationModel::IPackage> GetCurrentPackage()
{
	ComPtr<ABI::Windows::ApplicationModel::IPackageStatics> PackageStatics;
	if(
		RoGetActivationFactory(
			HStringReference(RuntimeClass_Windows_ApplicationModel_Package).Get(),
			__uuidof(PackageStatics), &PackageStatics
		) < 0
	)
	{
		// Error getting package statics
		return nullptr;
	}

	ComPtr<ABI::Windows::ApplicationModel::IPackage> CurrentPackage;
	if( PackageStatics->get_Current(&CurrentPackage) )
	{
		// Error getting current package
	}

	__FIVectorView_1_Windows__CApplicationModel__CPackage* dependencies = NULL;

	CurrentPackage->get_Dependencies(&dependencies);

	dependencies->GetAt(0, &CurrentPackage);

	return CurrentPackage;
}

This will dump first dependency of the app, tested on Forza Horzion 3, you can modify it to loop and obtain all needed packages.

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This is interesting. A single app for chapter 1 might be the one housing all the other chapters as "DLC" that is located elsewhere on the file system outside of the folder that is dumped by default. Currently it only dumps the entirety of the current working directory. I don't have Tell Me Why but do you have any approximate locations of where the other chapters might be on your disc? UWP likely structures "DLC" like this differently.

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This is interesting. A single app for chapter 1 might be the one housing all the other chapters as "DLC" that is located elsewhere on the file system outside of the folder that is dumped by default. Currently it only dumps the entirety of the current working directory. I don't have Tell Me Why but do you have any approximate locations of where the other chapters might be on your disc? UWP likely structures "DLC" like this differently.

The paths are C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Breathless.Episode2_8wekyb3d8bbwe and C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Breathless.Episode3_8wekyb3d8bbwe

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Episode 2 and 3 are in different UWP "app" folders entirely. This looks like the dumper would have to be extended with a way to detect "DLC" packages such as this and handle them accordingly when dumping, possibly into sub-folders

Apparently these are "Optional packages":
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/package/optional-packages

Optional packages contain content that can be integrated with a main package. These are useful for downloadable content (DLC), dividing a large app for size restraints, or for shipping any additional content separate from your original app.

The dumper process can iterate available optional packages with Package.Dependencies

Is there a free application on the Windows Store I can get that has "DLC" similar to yours that I can download so that I can test and implement this on my end?

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