It is complete!
I have completed a pretty nice save/load scoring system, using EZ Save/Load 3. Instead of heroes, it has an integer-storing feature (any variable with a 1-99 value). It's pretty secure, and I don't think it is too easy to crack. Here is what it consists of:
15 Letter Code: Constiting of uppercase, lowercase, and numerical values, the combinations of codes are all different. Not long enough to tire out fingers, but not short enough to easily crack.
3 Levels of Validation:
- All codes have a small combination that holds the basis of the variable value. This is called "Game Data" in the validation process.
- All codes have a series of in-game code combinations, that make up larger combinations. If any of these smaller combinations are inacurate, the code will be denied. This is called "Code Access". This prevents anyone from typing in random numbers to get validation, even if they have the correct "Game Data".
- In addition, for security reasons, the codes also contains a light user validation function; they have a few characters embedded in them that are unique to a user. This will prevent people from passing codes from one another. This last validation is not fool-proof; but will eliminate about 99% of all code sharing. This is called "Autorization".
I posted this for everyone to see. If you would like to have a copy of this, please either PM me, or Reply to this post. I may eventually (within a few days) upload this for others to use. It does not require WEU, it uses just regular WE.
I believe it is bug-free; I have completed most of the testing. And, unlike a lot of Save/load Codes I have seen, it does not store hero data, but variable data. It only stores one value however- in the future I may make it store more. I hope all of you could benefit from this- I have heard requests for a script like this to be made.