Thread: Would there be a need for another rsps tool?

Originally Posted by iKilem

I'm having a hard time understanding you. Receiving scripts using winsock? Scripts for what? Give me an example.

scripts for doing .. things.
for example:

Code:

from librsps import * # the 'soon-to-exist'(hopefully) librsps
for x in srv.players:
    srv.giveitem(x, 1024) # giveitem(playername, itemid)

like a client and a server (the website could be made in php and hosted by the server maybe).
so that you could upload/send a script (via UDP) and the server executes it.
maybe even make a library that communicates with the rsps.

sorry if you don't understand, my primary language isn't English.

Never know anything is possible with coding.
O_O

What idiot would make a tool for a community with 99% Java servers with windows code and screw the portability?

tldr; gtfo

Originally Posted by iKilem

I just don't see how this will be linked to RSPSs.

Edit:

I don't think scripts would be best suited for something like this. I mean, not for something client-side as you're suggesting. I think this whole concept is a little weird.

Dude, are you completely retarded? He wants to make serializable scripts you could use to do almost anything over a remote connection. Please stop posting.

Originally Posted by Sawyer

Dude, are you completely retarded? He wants to make serializable scripts you could use to do almost anything over a remote connection. Please stop posting.

Are you? This whole idea is a waste of time. What is to stop someone from injecting their own scripts?

Originally Posted by HcoJustin

Are you? This whole idea is a waste of time. What is to stop someone from injecting their own scripts?

Some kind of encryption, for example RSA?