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Great work and fantastic project idea and method of execution.
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Haha yes... although I would be slightly nervous to expose my janky C code to the internet. Where I'm confident it would crash and burn in a very short amount of time :)
Most certainly your machine will suddenly reboot to a newly installed arch ;)
Now I'm wondering whether the game clock could be suspended unless ticks were sent via API, to turn it into a turn-based game to be played only via API calls...
That's pretty cool! Well done. Now I'm wondering whether the game clock could be suspended unless ticks were sent via API, to turn it into a turn-based game to be played only via API calls...
Now to add Twitch integration.
Haha yes... although I would be slightly nervous to expose my janky C code to the internet. Where I'm confident it would crash and burn in a very short amount of time :)
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Haha yes... although I would be slightly nervous to expose my janky C code to the internet. Where I'm confident it would crash and burn in a very short amount of time :)
Use a proxy. Openresty (nginx+lua) or a Go app would do. Only allow whitelisted commands through like the basic control commands and then pass it on to your C code.
That's pretty cool! Well done. Now I'm wondering whether the game clock could be suspended unless ticks were sent via API, to turn it into a turn-based game to be played only via API calls...