08-08-2010, 10:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-08-2010, 12:41 AM by K_I_R_E_E_K.)
As some of you might not know, someone has been making a new Server software and may include features that schthack server had before, such as a functional /legit command, unlike the one that existed on that server, this new inventory scan actually works without false positives.
The software is working for v1&v2 and so the command now performs a inventory scan, obvioulsy it will scan for hacked or illegit stuff, but it will scan for v1 and v2.
The creator may have the idea to upgrade the software to alow GC players to play, obviously the same set of conditions can't be aplied for GCubers otherwise false positives would apear.
I'm not in the condition to determine what is possible on GC or not, that's why i need your help to determine wich items are legit.
There is only 1 type of legit items, items that are acepted at schthack may be illegit and i need players that are experienced enough to determine wich items are illegit.
It doesn't matter if red ring is aceptable somewhere, since it's a server software it needs the most basic and harsh inventory scanner, then each server decide what conditions need to be removed.
I'm not imposing rules here, you ppl play the way you want, but remember that not everyone likes playing with lvl 110 players with red rings equiped
Let's say quest items, if it's a custom quest then the item is illegit, if there is a way to detect it then it must be included in the checker.
It's a painfull process because it's a scan on nearly each item of the game, i'm not asking for ppl to help the creator now, i'm asking for volunteers, i'm asking for names that in the future will help the creator.
I did my part on v1&v2, but now i need someone expert enough on GC to do possibly the remaining stuff
Why all this concern? it's a feature to prevent hackers or players with illegit items from entering legit games, it's helps newbies alot and keeps games more organized, some players don't want the mess like in schthack server, so if all it takes is a command then it's great
Website: http://sylverant.net/
Post with info: http://dreamcast-talk.com/forum/viewtopi...f=3&t=2316
The software is working for v1&v2 and so the command now performs a inventory scan, obvioulsy it will scan for hacked or illegit stuff, but it will scan for v1 and v2.
The creator may have the idea to upgrade the software to alow GC players to play, obviously the same set of conditions can't be aplied for GCubers otherwise false positives would apear.
I'm not in the condition to determine what is possible on GC or not, that's why i need your help to determine wich items are legit.
There is only 1 type of legit items, items that are acepted at schthack may be illegit and i need players that are experienced enough to determine wich items are illegit.
It doesn't matter if red ring is aceptable somewhere, since it's a server software it needs the most basic and harsh inventory scanner, then each server decide what conditions need to be removed.
I'm not imposing rules here, you ppl play the way you want, but remember that not everyone likes playing with lvl 110 players with red rings equiped
Let's say quest items, if it's a custom quest then the item is illegit, if there is a way to detect it then it must be included in the checker.
It's a painfull process because it's a scan on nearly each item of the game, i'm not asking for ppl to help the creator now, i'm asking for volunteers, i'm asking for names that in the future will help the creator.
I did my part on v1&v2, but now i need someone expert enough on GC to do possibly the remaining stuff
Why all this concern? it's a feature to prevent hackers or players with illegit items from entering legit games, it's helps newbies alot and keeps games more organized, some players don't want the mess like in schthack server, so if all it takes is a command then it's great
Website: http://sylverant.net/
Post with info: http://dreamcast-talk.com/forum/viewtopi...f=3&t=2316
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