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Its not proprietary whatsoever... Godot is open-source, henceforth is its interpreted language.

No, this is not at all what is being said. Those "games" that require permission to access things like "google classroom" are more likely than not a data miner in disguise of a game. And any games that have a method to sign in to a google account, most likely dont do it for age verification, and more likely use it as a convenience factor. Age verification is almost as difficult as any form of verification not requiring even more privacy invasive tactics, like using an image of a driver's license, or state id, or social security. Not sure where/what games you play/signup for, but more often than not, they either ask for an email, which in no way needs to be owned by google, microsoft, or yahoo (who owns them again?), well I mean as long as the game/site you are signing up for cares little of the domain, and more of if its a valid email. Anything asking for access to information outside of the usual email and password for an online game, is more than likely mining information and selling it to the highest bidder, don't use those services. To answer your question, about if there were a way to verify if a user connecting is actually 13, no, and there never will be. For one, adding new packets for this to servers is against classicube's philosophy, they are a client/game trying to stay true to previous clients and their quirks and features. Even if they did add such packets, it would still not be valid information of age, especially as you can make a google account without sending a picture of some identification... which is good in my opinion, but I digress. The best you can do to prevent people from under 13, is to report them to classicube admins, if you suspect a user is under 13, as they could be in rather big trouble if they held information on someone under 13 and knew it. And if you own the server, you can simply ban them yourself. Any other form of way, is both out of your league, just as much as it is classicube's... just do your part/as much as you can... Also, most often than not a ban on the forums is not because the user is under 13, its more that they are acting/posting in ways that are against the rules... the others that are banned for being under 13 will more than likely also have their accounts in some form deleted or banned? Can't state what, as I dont know how classicube accounts work underneath.

Cereal is not soup. Cereal is a grain, which is used in the creation of what is known as "Breakfast Cereal", but that Cereal is not actually *cereal*. As Wikipedia puts it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cereal Cereal is a type of grain that is commonly used in "Breakfast Cereal", which is most likely processed. Also keep in mind, this category of Cereal also includes things like grits and oatmeal, which some could say is or isn't soup in of themselves.

Meh, i literally did do that feature to find and replace all the symbols with the obstructed stuff. Its just meant to add some time to the obstruction, seeing as most of obstructions do this, despite the fact that it is "easy" to figure it out. What would've made it nicer is if i made you have to move your standard C library to the same directory, and the program will load a second copy of it into memory using dlopen (or the windows variant of the API), then i encode the strings/functions i pass into the dlsym (or the windows variant) in a similar but different fashion as i do for the strings pertaining to the files and input. Essentially i could attempt to obstruct the actual function calls to things like printf and malloc further if i really want to go through the trouble (though i am also not entirely sure if its possible to load the standard C library "twice" in a program?) Also on linux, i think i figured out some form of way to do this, not entirely sure how it would work on windows platform entirely, but the musl libc library could be used, if indeed possible.

Hey... there might be a slight issue with you texture pack... If you look at the fire, it seems like the size is bigger then 16x16, so the animation looks a slight bit offset You might want to look into it, looking at all the other textures, there seems to be a half block of padding to the right... just fix the image up a little

Nope sorry... the admins cant help you there as they don't own the server... If you can figure out the server owner you could possibly ask them...

I'm assuming they are stored in the same directory as your classicube installation, in your maps folder... so you can just open that up, and all your worlds should be stored there, possibly as a .cw world, just delete the ones you want... here's a nice two image sequence if my steps weren't clear, not the best at describing steps...

To convert a world as a minecraft world or a 3D model would require someone to program a program to read `.cw` files, which are named ClassicWorld. which uses the same byte structure as minecraft worlds, so all it would require is transforming the block data into minecraft world chunk data... I can see a Classicube world being converted to a minecraft world before a 3D model. Although... Classicube has a way of saving a world as a semantic file for MCEdit... now i haven't used MCEdit before, but i could see that converting the data into a 3D model or minecraft world?

Alright, i have made what could be seen as heavily obfuscated C code, i stripped as much whitespace as i can, along with renaming all symbols to something impossible to tell what leads to where. The code is slightly different from the un-obfuscated code to also strip as much constant strings as possible, the only constant strings left in the program are those of program output that isn't sensitive, and the constant strings that the constant string generator uses, but no worries, those characters are jumbled and added onto. Password: "Au5zKIegwzNktzaPXYp8csbdQERlBow9Ire1jFTW" Here is the code files, both unobs and obs, and the input text file. Make sure the program and the input text file are in the same directory. Only way to solve the obfuscation, is possibly to debug it, as with all. non-obs.c obss.c X9x0Gg95FhroRUFpQoWFk33ZaquGQDIF7uprESYP.txt