# set your AES_KEY here as text or C string ("\x11\x22...") or umodel hex (0x1122...) set AES_KEY binary "0x115EE4F8C625C792F37A503308048E79726E512F0BF8D2AD7C4C87BC5947CBA7"
Uhmmm well that's the way it's meant to be used, I don't see anything special.
But if anyone is interested in passing the key from command-line instead of copy&pasting it in the script or when quickbms asks to insert it, it's enough to remove the "set AES_KEY ..." line from the script and using the -s option of quickbms: quickbms -s "set AES_KEY binary 0xasdf" script.bms file.pak