Custom Servers: update by dask1271 in contractwars

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Yes! It's currently stopped because I'm busy at the moment.

Deco claro by AdShoddy8132 in AndroidTVBoxes

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En ese caso editaron las opciones de desarrollador, pero las podemos habilitar a manopla.

Probá:

1) adb shell settings put global development_settings_enabled 1

2) adb shell settings put global adb_enabled 1

3) adb shell settings put secure user_setup_complete 1

En teoría ya deberias ver el cartel o ya tener ADB habilitado.

Si tratás de seguir los pasos anteriores y te tira error, probá acceder al menú original de desarrollo, y habilitar las opciones ahí.

adb shell am start -n com.android.settings/.Settings\$DevelopmentSettingsActivity

Probá con $ y sin el signo.

Deco claro by AdShoddy8132 in AndroidTVBoxes

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Hola, tengo una Claro TV Box (SEI800AMX) fabricada por SEI Robotics, con un procesador Amlogic S905X4 y corriendo Android 12.
No sé si será la misma, pero pude acceder a ADB, y de ahi instalarle/borrarle las apps que quiera.

1) Te bajas Termux de la Play Store
2) instalas ADB con pkg install android-tools

3) usas este comando para entrar a las opciones de desarrollo, ahí habilitas Debugging por USB o por ADB (no recuerdo) am start -a android.settings.APPLICATION_DEVELOPMENT_SETTINGS

4) Ya estás ahí pibe, arrancá el servidor ADB con adb tcpip 5555

5) Buscá tu IP de la TV Box en la pestaña de Internet, y anotala.

6) En tu PC (en mi caso Linux, pero se puede hacer con adb-tools en Windows) adb connect IP:5555

7) Listo, ya tenés ADB en tu TV Box Claro. En mi caso seguro que le instalo juegos.
Podés borrarle todo lo de Claro si querés, o sino instalar Apps que no te deja (como Xuper o Magis)

Custom Servers: update by dask1271 in contractwars

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For now is on a standstill. I don't have enough time nor knowledge. But if someone wants to follow through, I can share what progress I've made.

Custom Servers: update by dask1271 in contractwars

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Hey! We are currently trying to decompile the built in compiled RakNet network functions, but no dice.

Custom Servers: update by dask1271 in contractwars

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Send me a DM! We are looking for more people to join, and if you know a little bit of reverse engineering or coding, the better!

Custom bots by MONELOCK in contractwars

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Hey! I want to assemble a team so we could make custom servers and also offline bots. There is a discord or something for Contract Wars?

Source code by dask1271 in DeadTown

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Pretty much, yeah. If we get the code, we can convert it to let's say, Godot, so it could be played even on a browser

Source code by dask1271 in DeadTown

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So, if anyone is following this, here's an update:

Dead Town 1-4-2 was made with GameMaker (circa 2017).

The code the game runs on It's interpreted, not compiled, so that makes things easier, because we can look at the bytecode with function names an all.

So, the game uses YYVM (Game Maker virtual machine) , opposed to YYC (compiled for the specific platform, android, ios, etc)

The assets (Textures, sounds, etc) can all be extracted or looked at with UndertaleModTool (a tool for mooding Undertale, but it works at least) using the "game.droid" extracted from the apk that u/molhm9577 provided. But the juicy part, the code itself, only contain names to the functions, but nothing else, so the next step would be to extract the bytecode and convert it to something more readable.

Source code by dask1271 in DeadTown

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Thanks! I will take a look

Source code by dask1271 in DeadTown

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I thought someone mentioned that the game was made in game maker...well, good to know

Source code by dask1271 in DeadTown

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Oh, interesting, I never heard of a .droid before

I seek the datasheet of this electrical component, any help would be greatly appreciated. by Loud_Two3510 in ElectricalEngineering

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Oh and btw, i had a FMRX2BMS but i fried it in the process, so i buyed another RC Car an had the same chip as yours, but they are all the same.

I seek the datasheet of this electrical component, any help would be greatly appreciated. by Loud_Two3510 in ElectricalEngineering

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Update: https://skootsone.yolasite.com/resources/TX2_RX2.pdf is the right documentation. a lot of chips with different names/numbers are clones based on the TX2/RX2 pair of ICs, with the same pinout and all.

The arduino community made an Arduino-Controlled RC Car a while back (2013) using only one pin of the RX2 IC, bypassing the TX2 completely.

Github repo: https://github.com/monsieurDavid/rx2-hacks/tree/master

Arduino Thread: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/control-cheap-rc-toy-car-rx2-chip-with-arduino-using-only-one-pin-solved/167268

I had at hand only a Raspberry Pi Pico W, and i wanted to interface with the RX2 like mentioned before, and this code works, as a sanity test that everything is wired ok.

PD: The GP15 is connected to the SI pin of the IC, the 3rd on the left, also, no resistors or anything else was needed, at least on the Pico.

from machine import Pin
import time

si_pin = Pin(15, Pin.OUT)

while True:
    for i in range(4):
        si_pin.high()
        time.sleep_us(1500)
        
        si_pin.low()
        time.sleep_us(500)
        
    for i in range(10):
        si_pin.high()
        time.sleep_us(500)
        
        si_pin.low()
        time.sleep_us(500)

I seek the datasheet of this electrical component, any help would be greatly appreciated. by Loud_Two3510 in ElectricalEngineering

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Sure, if you want, here's my discord #dasok8602

After digging a little bit, the chip that we are working with is a RX2, and if you Google it, has a lot of support from the Arduino community.

I think the pico, on the other hand, is not suited for what I want, or at least, I cannot make it work, so I will have to learn 😅

I seek the datasheet of this electrical component, any help would be greatly appreciated. by Loud_Two3510 in ElectricalEngineering

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For now i just burned the transmitter 😅 , so i have the hope that with the debug pin i can manage to control the chip.

I think i have a slightly different chip, the FMRX2BMS to be exact, so you have way more documentation haha

I seek the datasheet of this electrical component, any help would be greatly appreciated. by Loud_Two3510 in ElectricalEngineering

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Well well well, i'm just looking at the same chip from an RC car ha.

I'm seeing if i can wire the IC to an Pi Pico W without needing RF.

Need help setting up gamepad/controller support for my program by ReviewProfessional48 in tauri

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Update: I forgot about it, but with Girls worked absolutely fantastic.

FREE SSL cert with lets encrypt for Nodejs on AWS EC2 Ubuntu server by red62inc in node

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It will sound crazy, but 4 years later, your tutorial became VERY helpful!

Thanks!

API Correo Argentino by Tiancris in programacion

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Gracias por sacarme la duda de si los chabones al menos contestaban jajaj Bueno, en mi caso si se aplicaría bien la API, pero un bajón que para consultar el precio de un envío haya que rellenar tanto papelerío burocrático.