Vote Adding Script
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This post has been removed by jacksonmj: troll, this will never change the number of votes
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WOW. THIS IS DUPER CHEATING.
Im pretty sure this is TPT illegal.
What is the point of getting FP if you cheated to get there?
And thanks alot for posting this. Now people will cheat to get votes, making it even more difficult for people who play by the rules to get noticed.
This thread deserves to be locked, unfortunately I cannot ask for such, because it isn't mine.
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This post is hidden because the user is banned
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FeynmanLogomaker is silly...
Just in case anyone actually believed this: no, this script does not add votes to your save. In its current state, it does absolutely nothing. When fixed a bit, it does absolutely nothing useful. It is probably intended to repeatedly reload save 1159692, write the properties of the particles in that save to a Lua script file, then run that script to recreate the particles.
while votenumber < votes_ID then - should be do instead of then. Also, both these variables are set to zero so the loop never runs.
io.open("votes.lua", "w") dofile("Votes.lua") - some filesystems are case sensitive, so v should be lowercase in both lines (or uppercase in both).
The arguments to addvotes (number, id) are never actually used.
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Yep....this is absolute and utter BUBKIS! Why would there be all those write to file functions if all it's supposed to add votes. All this does is automatically make a save.
P.S. That "Add votes" function...IS THE AUTO-VOTE! DUMB-ASS! :P
I don't always troll, but when I do...I troll Dos Epic. :P
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Lol, just reading through all these comments is making me crack up. Did anyone read the script or test it?
(By the way, be glad I'm not a lua master like Mniip, or I would have shut down your computer :P)
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Yes, I read the script carefully, made a few small changes to it (such as commenting out "tpt.load(1159692)", to avoid providing your save with extra views) and attempted to run it. Hence the contents of my previous post explaining how to make it actually run, though it still won't do anything useful.
I do not find the comments particularly amusing, and would advise you not to post anything similar in the future lest you get another ban.
(Also, backdoors and malicious code are not impossible to find even when they've been hidden by mniip. They just require very careful inspection of the code. )
