Questions about anti-cheats

[Apple]

How do I save a map with anti-cheat while it's still playable by warcraft III? I'm lazy to remove the anticheats because it is too tedious.

[UndeadxAssassin]

I honestly have no idea what you are asking for. At first glance, the answer is to just save it (Ctrl + S in JASSCraft) then reinsert it.

[Apple]

I mean maps with anticheat like warlock, if you save with the anticheat in it and reinsert, the map wouldn't work isn't it?

[whitegun]

nope, if you don't change anything, map still work.

[Apple]

But if I change the map a little, when I save and reinsert it into the map, it doesn't work.

[owner123]

Yeah, they use the quest anticheat. Search for something named FunnyFunc (I believe) and you'll see what it is. 1023 chars + 1 newline crashes JASSCraft. Just change the quest.

[Apple]

Yeah, they use the quest anticheat. Search for something named FunnyFunc (I believe) and you'll see what it is. 1023 chars + 1 newline crashes JASSCraft. Just change the quest.

I know that, but how did the creator saved it in that way is what I wanted to know.

[owner123]

Maybe he saved that in WC3 before protecting it.

[Bartimaeus]

Windows uses CRLF line breaks, most others use just CR or LF, (I'm unaware of the technical difference, just that this is what it is). The program WinMerge, while also being extremely useful for detecting the difference between similar text files, has the ability to convert files to be any one of those on any text file.

[Apple]

Thanks, i should try it out.