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Off Topic / Re: So im starting a band
« on: September 20, 2017, 09:21:52 PM »start a national socialist band and call it The Vinyl Solution
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Off Topic / Re: So im starting a band
« on: September 20, 2017, 09:05:29 PM »
The Closet cigarettes
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Off Topic / Re: Can I put this vinyl figurine on my car's dashboard?
« on: September 20, 2017, 08:25:49 PM »
/r/cummingonfigurines
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Off Topic / Re: Have you hacked a game before?
« on: September 19, 2017, 06:52:17 PM »i cant remember the name of it, but i used to have this program that essentially acted as a printscreen function for directx. you could literally copy any scene from anything that used directx to display itself, and then save it to any standard modeling format. i used it to rip animal crossing and soul caliber assets all the time, and it worked so well. the rips where clean and all my models looked just like they did in-game
if anyone knows what im talking about hit me up with the name again. id love to use it again
Ninja Ripper or 3D Ripper DX
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Off Topic / Re: Have you hacked a game before?
« on: September 18, 2017, 05:06:44 PM »the devs of payday 2 like to pretend hacking in the game is bad despite it having basically no downsides for literally anyone in your party
ironic that the game is about stealing and murder yet when people hack the game to get some extra cash or a mask suddenly there's a moral dilemma
That's the type of logic people use to justify not kicking cheaters on their team in competitive games. It's incredibly selfish. It doesn't matter if there is competition or not, playing with cheats can make a game really boring for other people.
maybe they should make an anticheat system instead of just saying its bad
There is, but they took a more democratic approach. If you're a cheater, you will be labeled as such and the players in your party can decide if they want to kick you or not.
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Off Topic / Re: Have you hacked a game before?
« on: September 17, 2017, 11:55:13 PM »thats not hacking thats scripting
It's still hacking.
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Off Topic / Re: Have you hacked a game before?
« on: September 17, 2017, 08:18:54 PM »
I used to be pretty involved in creating translation software (archive packers/unpackers, script compilers/decompilers, image converters, etc) for various visual novel engines.
I also like finding security exploits. My most recent endeavor was in older versions of the unreal engine, where I found lots ways to get around limitations of the scripting language by editing byte code directly or by modifying the compiler. This lead to me discovering two ways to write arbitrary files to any directory on a clients computer, as well as a way to do reflection at runtime.
That's hilarious. I always wanted to try and get some Perfect Dark maps loaded into blockland, but at the time I had no idea how I would even pull that off. *cries*
I also like finding security exploits. My most recent endeavor was in older versions of the unreal engine, where I found lots ways to get around limitations of the scripting language by editing byte code directly or by modifying the compiler. This lead to me discovering two ways to write arbitrary files to any directory on a clients computer, as well as a way to do reflection at runtime.
i used to do a lot of work with Ocarina of Time. fun fact: before blocklands maps died, i was working on importing levels from zelda into blockland. i had a lot of sucessful imports, like ganons tower, the entirety of the forest temple, and even hyrule field i all got loaded into blockland. unfortunately they were riddled with texture/collision errors, and i never could get them completely ironed out before blockland updated
That's hilarious. I always wanted to try and get some Perfect Dark maps loaded into blockland, but at the time I had no idea how I would even pull that off. *cries*
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Off Topic / Re: Hot Anime Girls - year of the horse....
« on: September 14, 2017, 06:51:39 AM »you don't get these kind of women at the grocery store am I right fellas?
What if you live in some third world country where it's legal to sell them?
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Off Topic / Re: Programming Megathread
« on: September 14, 2017, 03:44:32 AM »
Bump?
I wrote this little program to extract files from WillPlus archives. I haven't written any Python in a while and didn't want to get rusty. Furthermore, I wanted to humor myself, because I don't normally use Python to read and write binary files--I feel the dynamic typing system makes it awkward, and I don't personally like the struct module.
I wanted to include my program in code tags, but it somehow triggered a Cloudflare security error and prevented me from posting?
I'm not experienced enough with Java to criticize your code, but I can see you're executing expressions directly as you parse them. I know you probably don't have any plans on making practical use of your language, but if you want to improve it, real world scripting languages translate source code into an intermediate language which is faster for computers to execute. If you're curious about how this process actually works, I recently watched and highly recommend this series on the implementation details of the reference Python interpreter.
You should definitely continue this project, it's a great opportunity to learn a lot of valuable information which in turn helps you write more efficient code ;)
I wrote this little program to extract files from WillPlus archives. I haven't written any Python in a while and didn't want to get rusty. Furthermore, I wanted to humor myself, because I don't normally use Python to read and write binary files--I feel the dynamic typing system makes it awkward, and I don't personally like the struct module.
I wanted to include my program in code tags, but it somehow triggered a Cloudflare security error and prevented me from posting?
i'm bored so i'm making a scripting language out of java just for the heck of it. i only have like 2 weeks of experience in java and no experience with making anything good that isn't in torquescript so maybe if any of you are feeling generous could look over what i have so far and tell me how i forgeted up
i got real basic stuff set up right now like creating global variables and doing arithmetic. the math right now follows order of operations but can't do parenthesizes yet because i haven't thought of a way to do those
https://github.com/bansheerubber/script
I'm not experienced enough with Java to criticize your code, but I can see you're executing expressions directly as you parse them. I know you probably don't have any plans on making practical use of your language, but if you want to improve it, real world scripting languages translate source code into an intermediate language which is faster for computers to execute. If you're curious about how this process actually works, I recently watched and highly recommend this series on the implementation details of the reference Python interpreter.
You should definitely continue this project, it's a great opportunity to learn a lot of valuable information which in turn helps you write more efficient code ;)
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Add-Ons / Re: Blockland Bug Catching v.1.0
« on: September 12, 2017, 01:18:09 PM »
The butterflies are so freakin' adorable!!!
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Add-Ons / Re: Blocko Death and Pain Sounds
« on: September 11, 2017, 11:23:41 PM »
Great add-on and amazing video.