I noticed a very cool feature in MMF2, the passworded groups. However, what if we took this 1 step farther. We could password frames so that you can't access anything in the frame without a password. A great way to release source code for debugging by other people, without exposing all the other stuff, or having to rip your game apart to get those frames into their own save file.
Personally? I think it'd be a great idea! Perhaps something to plan for in the future?
I noticed a very cool feature in MMF2, the passworded groups. However, what if we took this 1 step farther. We could password frames so that you can't access anything in the frame without a password. A great way to release source code for debugging by other people, without exposing all the other stuff, or having to rip your game apart to get those frames into their own save file.
Personally? I think it'd be a great idea! Perhaps something to plan for in the future?
Quite honestly, if you don't want people to mess in your source, then don't give it. Then you should work with several applications. Give the source and compile the "secured" frames into a CCN (Vitalize). Which can only be played via Sub-Application. That's much much much more secured.
Quite honestly, if you don't want people to mess in your source, then don't give it. Then you should work with several applications. Give the source and compile the "secured" frames into a CCN (Vitalize). Which can only be played via Sub-Application. That's much much much more secured.
It came into my mind: Is there _any_ way to open some group, if you have forgotten your password :P
It came into my mind: Is there _any_ way to open some group, if you have forgotten your password :P
Open the .mfa in notepad? :P
Hah. I think the best thing to do is to password the groups at the very last moment.
Open the .mfa in notepad? :P
Hah. I think the best thing to do is to password the groups at the very last moment.
The password protected groups was a good idea but it does not provide solid protection of your events. They need some work and changes before they will provide serious protection. Hopefully its something we can enhance in the future.
The password protected groups was a good idea but it does not provide solid protection of your events. They need some work and changes before they will provide serious protection. Hopefully its something we can enhance in the future.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote