No. I meant that making sure the player doesn’t feel put an engineered code.
Like, you want to make sure they dont design the code so that they cheat?
Cus that can be solved pretty easily with basic encryption. There’s no api calls here, so if they don’t have access to the blocks used to code the game, there’s nothing they can do to determine it other than a LOT of mind-numbing work.
Well, the computer has to be able to decode and encode the data.
Maybe, maybe not. You would use a repeater that constructs each property and put that in. Also, having certain pieces of the code check out with each other would be cool. Maybe we could have the player enter 20 digits instead and have 2 properties be decoded.
I made a guide about this, check it out!
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how do i do that lol
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There’s a button that says solution at the bottom of each device, help, and bugs post. Click that.
ah there we go got it ty
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