Calculus is there way that you can make a code for staff to check users ip address on the main database. Because if you do that then the staff can banned the hackers ip address. Because most hackers don't join forums. Staff members can only ip banned members on forums. Which stops then from doing anything. If you can make that then there will be no hackers. The hackers would have to get a new laptop and have to get new Wi-Fi. Also if they get their ip address banbed. But here's the cool part. Whoever this hacker is maybe a member on forums and if the hacker accounts get their ip address banned then the staff can look at the recent ip address and can see if the hacker has a main account.
First of all, why would I work for free to make this terrible game the devs and owners don't care about slightly better (no impact)? Second, why would they let me write a script that they could easily write themselves and inject it into their website?
Forgot to include the unfinished documentation. https://calculamatrise.github.io/frhd/api/docs/ I'll be linking this in the main post and likely completing it later this week/month.
Release - Version 0.0.1-security Added comments around the code. This should help those of you programming in Visual Studio Code as it will gives you better context as to what each parameter is as well as its type. I've improved the track builder API. That being said, I've also renamed the Track constructor to Builder. I've added a method in the TrackManager within the client that allows a user to create an instance of this Builder: TrackManager#create. I plan on adding a method within the TrackManager that allows a user to publish a track they've created with the builder. This will make it easier to automate the process of track making for programmers in the future. That's all for today. Thanks, have a lovely rest of your night!
I'll be attempting to recreate the Builder API in C# (C Sharp) for those of you who might be interested.
Release - Version 0.0.2-security Fixed a minor flaw in the Builder API. Builder#curveTo is, and has been since the last patch, deprecated. It won't be supported in the next patch. Use Builder#quadraticCurveTo moving forward. That's all for today. Thanks
Release 0.0.3-dev.6y2eg This version focuses on the experimental command line (frhd) implemented globally into the terminals such as CMD, PowerShell, etc. Other than that, nothing has changed.
Of course I can. But just think for a sec. A world where image to track conversion is easily and freely accessible. Sounds like hell, no?
Release v0.0.3-builder As I'm sure you can tell, this version focuses mainly on changes to the builder API. A few methods have been added/removed. This version also includes the new command lines. Being that there were no special requests, there are no further changes.