Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Don't benchmark mine quite yet; I have optimizations and such that I haven't gotten around to uploading. (I'll upload in the morning)Please rename your functions as well. "add" can easily be overwritten by accident.
It might be faster even still, but I'm just saying.
https://github.com/Tungul/Script_CryptoShouldn't it be Support_Crypto? Maybe we should stop derailing Port's thread and make a new one for this.
Guys, we need to agree on a library to use and build on. SS's, Lugs, or mine?I'm voting against Lug's because it creates an object for each number.
honestly with numbers that size it wouldn't take absolutely forever. generate the public/private keys on your own time, then somehow agree on who's computer is stronger, then have it decide on a big key, encrypt it, then send it back to the first guy. decryption is easier, right?
i'm really thinking this is feasible with the right optimizations and algorithms
edit: can't download the one on scatteredspace without an account
... for a dead forum. :(
The launcher is in the same folder as the original game.
arbitrary precision arithmetic isn't inherently hard though, right? it's basically just implementing normal addition and subtraction algorithms manually, right?
Even with a decent modular exponentiation implementation that would still take unreasonably long to calculate.
moveMap.bind(keyboard, "3"that was before the path changed
function isCliffBlocking(%nodeA,%nodeB,%maxCliffHeight)
{
if(%maxCliffHeight $= "")
%maxCliffHeight = 5;
%posA = %nodeA.position;
%posB = %nodeB.position;
%typeMask = $TypeMasks::fxBrickObjectType & $TypeMasks::EnvironmentObjectType;
for(%e = 0.1; %e < 1; %e += 0.1)
{
%posC = vectorAdd(%posA,vectorScale(vectorNormalize(vectorSub(%posB,%posA)),vectorDist(%posA,%posB) * %e));
%posD = vectorSub(%posC,"0 0" SPC %maxCliffHeight);
%hit = containerRayCast(%posC,%posD,%typeMask,%obj);
if(!isObject(firstWord(%hit)))
{
return true;
}
}
return false;
}Creating a Dedicated Server (for Windows)
First, make a copy of your Blockland shortcut. Then right click on the new copy of the shortcut and go to Properties. Click the Shortcut tab.
The target field will look something like this:Code: [Select]"C:\Program Files (x86)\Blockland\BlocklandLauncher.exe"
To make this launch a dedicated server, add the -dedicated parameter to the end. It should now look like this:Code: [Select]You can now launch the server using that shortcut, but I recommend that you read below first."C:\Program Files (x86)\Blockland\BlocklandLauncher.exe" -dedicated
(Optional) If you wish to start a specific game mode, add the -gamemode Name_of_GameMode parameter to the end of the target. If you don't do this, the server will default to the standard/custom mode. (which allows you to set your own add-ons and customize everything)
(Optional, but recommended) Set your dedicated server to use its own directory. (if you don't do this, it will use your current BL directory) Add this parameter to the end of your shortcut's target: -profilePath "C:\path\to\server folder"
Setting Up Your Server
Before you perform these steps, you should start your server at least once and then close it - doing so will create the pref files for you to edit. Note, these steps should be performed while the server is closed.
To change server settings, open the file called "prefs.cs" in the "config/server" folder.
To change which add-ons are enabled, open the file called "ADD_ON_LIST.cs" in the "config/server" folder. A 1 next to an add-on indicates it is enabled while a -1 indicates it is disabled.
To install new add-ons, simply place them in the add-ons folder.
Shutting Down Your Server
This might seem trivial, but most people don't know how to do this properly.
To shut down your server, enter quit(); in the server console.