05.03.2018, 04:53
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Originally Posted by iKarim
 You could combine all your includes without having to deal with a large file, just create separate files, then include them to the main anti cheat file with options to disable certain anti cheats.
This way there'll be no maintaining difficultly, as well as you can include the anti laggers include as a must for users which you say it helps your other anti cheats to not false detect laggers. |
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Originally Posted by RogueDrifter
Well that really wouldn't matter much at the moment as using all of the includes none of them will affect the other, meaning you can simply download+include all and they'll still work, i'll say it would be better for you as a user to use one include that links the anticheats to one system but there's a reason that i didn't do that.
The reason that i'm breaking my releases into separates is that it: 1- Motivates me to keep going & releasing more 2- Helps me find bugs a hella lot easier 3- Is more clear & short code to look through That's why my includes work safely, I've had good time creating, testing and fixing them, you'll see that they hardly return false positives and if they do you'll see me updating it immediately. Rest assured that Pottus has already caught my attention on the fragmented releases part and i will start working on an all-in-one system soon. |