ZMRS Class

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Originally Posted by Gunner54

The point of making this project of yours public is 0... as T6 said. No one used his. I doub't many people will know how to compile it anyway. People can already write their own encryptions. When they write their encryption into this, they will ask how they can write it into their Gunz.exe

You might aswell keep it a private project...

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Are there any good reasons to keep it private?

I will probably use it. I didn't use T6's because it's Delphi. Very few use Delphi so it's no wonder few used it.

Nice!
Off-Topic: T6, Did you block my MSN or are you just not online?! 0.o

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Originally Posted by Mr.Lucifer

Are there any good reasons to keep it private?

I will probably use it. I didn't use T6's because it's Delphi. Very few use Delphi so it's no wonder few used it.

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Delphi is very easy to port - I don't know why everyone is stating they need the native C equivalent...

good luck on the project public or not :)

T6's Class could be used in C++. He compiled a DLL with Exports. Meaning it could be implemented into any language. If you really want to do something advanced with MRS Files. Your better off learning yourself how to handle them. I made a simple project a while ago to handle MRS Files when i was learning about the MRS File System. It was pretty fast at Unpacking them too.

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Originally Posted by Gunner54

It was pretty fast at Unpacking them too.

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Since when is decompression slow?

Do you have to comment on anything and everything? you only signed up on that account last month and you already have over a third of my post count... spam anyone?

Since when is decompression fast?

Actually your post count is really low for being here almost 3 years xD

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Originally Posted by gWX0

Since when is decompression slow?

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Who are you so wise in the ways of the force?

Somebody who actually sounds like they know something.

Decompression is like O(log n) most of times for a lot of the bigger algorithms. That's like the best running time possible.

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Originally Posted by Gunner54

Do you have to comment on anything and everything? you only signed up on that account last month and you already have over a third of my post count... spam anyone?

Since when is decompression fast?

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Well, if on average, the Gunz client loads in 3-5 seconds, that's 3-5 seconds to load and parse all data into memory, for the entire client (Except for the game maps).

As stated, considering the tiny algorithm used, it's very fast. Not to mention, it's hardly even compression - more so, it's a makeshift encryption algo.