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To prepare a text or "read" the contents of this file, you can use the following methods depending on what you need: 1. View Metadata and Description
Open the .json scene file with a text editor like Notepad++. You can search for the "uistate" or "Text" triggers to find any dialogue or notes the creator wrote into the scene. 3. Usage in Virt-A-Mate To use the file as intended: Place the file in your VaM/AddonPackages folder. Launch VaM and go to File > Open Scene . theagle.Shana_futa.1.var
Every .var file contains a meta.json file inside its compressed structure. This contains the package description and dependencies. To prepare a text or "read" the contents
Search for or Shana to load the visual and interactive elements. and instructions provided by TheEagle .
Change the file extension from .var to .zip . Open the archive and look for meta.json . This will show you the credits, versioning, and instructions provided by TheEagle . 2. Extract Scenario Details
Since .var files are essentially renamed ZIP archives, they are "closed" packages. If you are trying to "prepare a text" for a script or database, you must first extract these internal JSON files.