- Nov 27, 2016
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- BaeFell
Hi everyone,
Welcome to another Skript Challenge!
In this Skript Challenge, you must make a deobfuscator for @Donut's obfuscator
The rules are as follows (note: rules may change between challenge):
- Any of the languages below can be used but the code must be easily readable and accessible
- Your code must be in code tags, pastebin or on a public GitHub repo
- You can use addons, but, you're not allowed to use a feature from an addon which does this and the addon must of been released publicly prior to the creation of this thread (eg. WildSkript obfuscate expression...)
- You can use another user's code, but please don't edit your messages. I can see all message history and posts that do have edit history like this will not be counted
- Web API's or using an external source (eg, a Java obfuscation library), to get your result in is not allowed. All submissions must actually do the obfuscation themselves.
- You must list all addons used. I will be testing on Spigot 1.12.2
I might add a rule after a submission has been made, it's up to me whether or not that submission is valid. I can deny any submission for any reason.
Challenge details (specifics about this challenge):
- Your must successfully take the input of an obfuscated script that was obfuscated using @Donut's obfuscation tool and then return the deobfuscated output
- You can use any of the programming languages below, but the code must be accessible.
- I really like any information and stuff so gimme stats about what's going on and how everything went
Languages allowed:
- Java
- PHP
- Skript
- JavaScript
Those are the languages I am confident in and can only judge code using them.
Please follow this format:
Important
If you don't understand how your answer will be judged here is an explanation:
Better code quality = more points. I'm very anti-addon with some things. If you're using an addon for what can be done normally in Skript, then you're not Skripting right. Variable names, code structure, use of functions and code readability matters for this challenge. I'm specifically looking for the best code, not the smallest, but you shouldn't have code that is far too long, otherwise it's unlikely to be efficient.
The closing date is 7 days from now -> 7th of May - have fun!
(I might be too busy to post winners on the 8th of May, but any entries after the 7th of May at 11:59PM GMT will not be counted)
Please direct any questions at myself.
Thanks,
BaeFell
NOTICE: I will be accepting already created solutions, please link to where they are if they're published and the source code.
Welcome to another Skript Challenge!
In this Skript Challenge, you must make a deobfuscator for @Donut's obfuscator
The rules are as follows (note: rules may change between challenge):
- Any of the languages below can be used but the code must be easily readable and accessible
- Your code must be in code tags, pastebin or on a public GitHub repo
- You can use addons, but, you're not allowed to use a feature from an addon which does this and the addon must of been released publicly prior to the creation of this thread (eg. WildSkript obfuscate expression...)
- You can use another user's code, but please don't edit your messages. I can see all message history and posts that do have edit history like this will not be counted
- Web API's or using an external source (eg, a Java obfuscation library), to get your result in is not allowed. All submissions must actually do the obfuscation themselves.
- You must list all addons used. I will be testing on Spigot 1.12.2
I might add a rule after a submission has been made, it's up to me whether or not that submission is valid. I can deny any submission for any reason.
Challenge details (specifics about this challenge):
- Your must successfully take the input of an obfuscated script that was obfuscated using @Donut's obfuscation tool and then return the deobfuscated output
- You can use any of the programming languages below, but the code must be accessible.
- I really like any information and stuff so gimme stats about what's going on and how everything went
Languages allowed:
- Java
- PHP
- Skript
- JavaScript
Those are the languages I am confident in and can only judge code using them.
Please follow this format:
Code:
Language used:
Published link (optional):
Source code link or pasted below:
Important
If you don't understand how your answer will be judged here is an explanation:
Better code quality = more points. I'm very anti-addon with some things. If you're using an addon for what can be done normally in Skript, then you're not Skripting right. Variable names, code structure, use of functions and code readability matters for this challenge. I'm specifically looking for the best code, not the smallest, but you shouldn't have code that is far too long, otherwise it's unlikely to be efficient.
The closing date is 7 days from now -> 7th of May - have fun!
(I might be too busy to post winners on the 8th of May, but any entries after the 7th of May at 11:59PM GMT will not be counted)
Please direct any questions at myself.
Thanks,
BaeFell
NOTICE: I will be accepting already created solutions, please link to where they are if they're published and the source code.