Abstract: The present invention provides a computerized method and system for detecting modeling content within a model file without rendering the model file, the method and system including loading the model file into a detection engine, the model file including software code therein. In the method and system, the detection engine scans the model file, detecting descriptor terms within software code. The method and system includes generating a description list for the model file based on the plurality of descriptor terms and executing a conversion engine to review the description list relative to a relational database, the conversion engine electronically generating file terms describing the modeling content within the model file based on input from the relational database. Whereby, the method and system generates a content list for the model file based on the file terms, the content list thereby associated with the model file.

Abstract: The present invention provides a computerized method and system for detecting modeling content within a model file without rendering the model file, the method and system including loading the model file into a detection engine, the model file including software code therein. In the method and system, the detection engine scans the model file, detecting descriptor terms within software code. The method and system includes generating a description list for the model file based on the plurality of descriptor terms and executing a conversion engine to review the description list relative to a relational database, the conversion engine electronically generating file terms describing the modeling content within the model file based on input from the relational database. Whereby, the method and system generates a content list for the model file based on the file terms, the content list thereby associated with the model file.

Abstract: An application is described for facilitating the modification of an underlying computer game by players and developers; the development and testing of game modifications via a publishing infrastructure; the sharing and playing of game modifications and the marketing of available game modifications. Users subscribe to the application or are charge a fee to access individual content and partake in these game modification processes across a network infrastructure.