JaredScar / ResourceEventScrambler

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GetCurrentResourceName #7

Open xDope7137 opened 3 years ago

xDope7137 commented 3 years ago

The only issue I found is, it changes some native sometimes.

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xDope7137 commented 3 years ago

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This was working fine but some natives just gets replaced :/

JaredScar commented 3 years ago

Hmm this is interesting

JaredScar commented 3 years ago

You can probably avoid this by adding the events that are natives to the config file

xDope7137 commented 3 years ago

You can probably avoid this by adding the events that are natives to the config file

I actually did try that. No luck.

I've tried full native, just "current", native with () with end and everything I can imagine would fix it.

It only mess-up with things that have "current" inside it. Weird.

Even this was changed for some reason lol

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xDope7137 commented 3 years ago

I also found that it only mess up with everything that has "rr" inside it.

JaredScar commented 3 years ago

May have something to do with the regex

xDope7137 commented 3 years ago

I really want to use this. If you help me, that would be awesome!

nick-perry14 commented 3 years ago

Another way to do this is by changing the event name that is called "current" rr* to something like rr62. Essentially the issue is that it replaces any instance of "rr" with the random string.

@JaredScar maybe use $ and ^ qualifiers? I'll take a look around too.

JaredScar commented 3 years ago

Another way to do this is by changing the event name that is called "~current~" rr* to something like rr62. Essentially the issue is that it replaces any instance of "rr" with the random string.

@JaredScar maybe use $ and ^ qualifiers? I'll take a look around too.

Ever find some kind of solution?