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Forget windows forms, what if the client could be embedded in c++?
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Join Today!You should use assembly because its faster.Forget windows forms, what if the client could be embedded in c++?
You should use assembly because its faster.
You should use assembly because its faster.
Forget Assembly, let's do it in BrainFuck.
Nevermind, @maritnmine, no jokes, what you recommend for us? I know that you have a great knowledge in this area.
@TheOleg No. There's no information about what's going to happen; I was working on something but if I do that @maritnmine will probably throw lots of shuriken to my face. First idea was to use shockwave's DLL in a windows forms application, which actually worked, but now there's a possibility for something different.
But definitely NOT use a webbrowser control in a windows form application. There's no use for that.
Windows 8 (all editions) includes the .NET Framework 4.5 as an OS component, and it is installed by default.
Windows 8.1 (all editions) includes the .NET Framework 4.5.1 as an OS component, and it is installed by default.
Windows 10 (all editions) includes the .NET Framework 4.6 as an OS component, and it is installed by default.
Its 2016, jesus christ. Who uses old Windows versions
Its almost 2017 jesus christ. Who still hasn't moved to Linux?
And too bad half the market is still 50% on windows 7.You must be registered to see links
@saamus What will you do?
{
emulator : {
address : "127.0.0.1",
port : 30000,
proxy : false,
proxy-address : "127.0.0.1"
},
hotel : {
name : "Habbo Hotel",
loading : "Starting Habbo Hotel...",
splash : "https://imgur.com/rrrrr.png",
splash-text : "Wait!! Configuring the Loader...",
hotel-logo : "http://habbo.com/logo.png",
base-path : "http://habbo.com/",
logout-uri : "http://habbo.com/logout",
user-cipher : "md5"
}
client : {
flash : true,
base-path : "http://images.habbo.com/swf/",
gordon : {
base-path : "http://images.habbo.com/swf/gordon/duck-you/",
swf-file : "Habbo.swf"
},
dcr : {
base-path : "http://images.habbo.com/dcr/",
furni : "hof_furni"
},
gamedata : {
base-path : "http://images.habbo.com/swf/gamedata/",
variables : "external_variables/1.xml",
texts : "external_flash_texts/1.xml",
override-variables : "external_override_variables/1.xml",
override-texts : "external_override_flash_texts/1.xml",
productdata : "productdata.xml",
furnidata : "furnidata.xml"
}
}
}
{
user-name : "Claudio",
user-pass : "492489twjifkethw9fuihwiru3g287rtf76"
}
{
auth : "OK",
user : {
user-id : 1,
user-name : "Claudio",
user-email : "claudio.santoro@ieee.org"
}
}
{
token : "89463948yhjfkhkjhiuhi37563876yhj"
}
{
amount : 1200
}
{
online : true
}
@saamus Yeah because MD5 is very good to use for password hashing. Blowfish FTW, or even SHA256. Also, why add the furni SWF path? That's defined in the variables.
@saamus 'all download links broken' I literally found it in 2 seconds.You must be registered to see links
@saamus No, I have no time for it. I barely have time for my own project. Which in fact I'm working on right now. Also, I don't think I'll be able to make the client in Java.