Editing User:ZacheryFensterma

When a user opens a DSO file in FileMagic, the program decodes the structure of the binary content and presents it in a readable, organized format. Even though DSO files are not plain-text and are not meant to be edited directly, FileMagic allows users to gain insight into what each DSO file does, what shaders or scripts it references, and how it contributes to the visual output of a scene. This is incredibly useful for digital artists and technical users who are troubleshooting render issues, analyzing asset performance, or verifying whether a shader has compiled correctly.