RudeBoiAlex
2007-10-29 15:30:24
i would never do this just wondering and this is members so leechers dont get ideas for example: ReportVars[0] := 3; if i changed to ReportVars[0] := 99; would that report then thing 99 times? instead of 3
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From: legendaryhero90
hey i got a better idea.
why not obfuscate the entire thing? :D
that way if it gets tampered, the admins will know
2007-10-30 05:52:55
From: Town
It would make it equal 99. . . You probably want "ReportVars[0] := ReportVars[0] + 99;"
Peoples' stat times shoot up every once in awhile because someone will screw with Players[].Worked.
ReportVars := 99;2007-10-30 06:52:14
From: Santa_Clause
Actually…ReportVars := 99;
That adds 99 to the current variable…it doesn't make it 99.
ReportVars[]:=ReportVars[] + 99;
2007-10-30 07:47:11
From: legendaryhero90
hey i got a better idea.
why not obfuscate the entire thing? :D
that way if it gets tampered, the admins will know
2007-10-30 08:19:37
From: Timer150
no that changes the current var to 99 to add 99 is…ReportVars[]:=ReportVars[] + 99;
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From: The Claw
Nah Santa's right.
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From: bullzeye95
How does it do that?
M := ( GetTimeRunning ) div 1000 div 60;
Worked := M - LastMins2;try
if Worked - LastScriptReport.Worked < 5 then
begin
FreeHTTPClient( SRLClient );
exit;
end;
if Worked - LastScriptReport.Worked > 30 then
begin
worked := lastscriptreport.worked;
end;
except end;2007-10-30 21:17:27
function IncEx(N, A: Integer): Integer;
asm
mov cx, A
addto:
inc N
loop addto
end;
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