Woah! That's just Awesome!!!!!!Originally Posted by SuklaaVene
I mean, AMAZING.
Woah! That's just Awesome!!!!!!
I mean, AMAZING.
Nice! xD
I do this too, its easier when updating from a production to another
See: Screenshot by Lightshot
Surely when the next person logs in it'll just change back?
If you have someone logging into your hotel every few minutes there ain't gonna be much damage.
It's a good idea in theory to use the release from the connection but it's better to just have a static variable, or don't be a bumder and just simply not display your build.
Better no damage then 'not much'
Web browsers really are amazing.
When it's things like Cloudflare caching; that wouldn't be sufficient, just saying
Well use cloudflare to enable developer mode or even easier; use their api and integrate it into the cms.
or; create a no cache header in web.config or htaccess
Why would I want to do that, when my emulator updates revision automatically?
So the users get the revision "automatically" x'D
Yeah, I've made an application that checks whether Habbo updated or not, if they did, crack it through HabBit, move to my website folder, send a RCON command to my emulator and then update the headers through AHPU.
What about structural differences in packets?
Ah, yes. I did explain this on an earlier comment.
So, it checks if any structures has updated, if not - use revision, if it has it'll alert me and then it won't update until I react to itI run multiple versions, that use the same structures,
And how you does to it checks if structure changes? Does a big while and check structure by structure? This is not possible. You need to manually check the AS3 source to see if structure changed. An emulator cannot understand if a packet error happens because structure changed.
Stop being a bullshit man. Everyone knows you're a dumb.
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Only humans can understand if structure changes. Only if you create a program that picks two Habbo.swf and compare they structure into AS3. This is possible. But inside an emulator, during the emulator running check for new updates and do RCON command to update it and blahblah.
Obviously you're lying.
I'll just leave my two cents:
It IS possible for a script to identify the STRUCTURE changes by analyzing implementations on two revisions, it's not possible though to predict what value it must be sent. User data for instance uses one structure object for all swf as far as I can remember, if it changes you would have serious issues with the automatic update.
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Btw, this is not the place for such discussion.
Exactly. But those identify pattern would DIRECTLY analyze the ActionScript source code. And not by communication between packets.
Checking if structures changes directly by sending a packet doesn't work. Your server cannot predict those things, you can.
But yes, this is not place for this discussion, so i will stop talking about that.
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