AndrewPH

No, it doesn’t. It downloads the skin file and tries to figure it out on its own

Source code posted via the release section of GitHub, instead of the actual git repository, as god intended.

Use negative ratings, like dumb, to reduce reputation. This isn’t new to the updated forums; it’s been like this for years. The only place with a “downvote” function was the “I need help” section, everywhere else relied on giving negative rates.

wow me too

That's probably the most egregious example, yeah, but basically all third party apps had to introduce ongoing fees and hope that a few malicious users didn't increase costs significantly.

Reddit added outrageous/hostile fees for developers to utilize their APIs and smeared several app developer names (including ones who previously had great working relationships with Reddit). I'm not in the business of giving them more data to sell to AI companies, and we didn't really ever use the subreddit to begin with.

If the client sends a referer header and it’s from classicube.net, it checks the server list for a server with the same hash. Private servers do not show up in the list.

Don’t ask strangers for system files.

JTE’s software and Myne (aera’s software) were developed in parallel and were the first 2 common custom servers.

It’s generally not a good idea to ask strangers for system files.

Arm thickness is entirely decided by the client and is based on the texture file, the website has no bearing on how the client will display your skin.

It looks like the files are in a folder in the zip file. Garbage loan expects all files to be at the root of the zip file and doesn't even look at nested folders.

Consider using garbage loan

What do you have in your texture pack that’s making it 10-50MB? Garbage loan has restrictive settings on purpose to ensure it’s only used for legitimate purposes. Enormous texture packs are quite rare.

There are strict limits and classicube admins have access to see everything uploaded. Its hard to abuse.