If I sound mean, I'm not trying to be.
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Originally Posted by tkaway69
It just seems that there should be some way to implement some kind of program that would block unwanted programs from gainning access to the source engine.
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Vauge concepts will remain just that - it takes specific implimentations to get anything done, and *every* method can be circumvented. More specifically, HL2 will always be just another program running on a protected, segmented x86 chip, and is thus subject to the rules and vulnerabilities of normal code (which it is). It will always be modifyable in every way, and it can always appear unmodified to the server. That's the harsh reality: futility.
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Like having to maybe gain access to a certain code to be able to access it. Then if they do break it then you would only need to change that one piece of code that was hacked.
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Redundant in concept and expression
What you suggest is kind of baseless and wildly infeasible. To track page modifications would require a change of the chip, or horrible, machine specific implimentations on HL2's part, which are, again, futile, as they're circumventable.
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I know it may not be as easy as I make it sound. You guys are Brains. Come on invent something
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Well, I'm not going to waste my time on the lost cause, but I'll give pointers to anyone who wants to try. I'll always be who I am, though. In a perfect world, hackers and legit gamers would never have to see eachother and each have their own fun, and the scum on both sides would be gone, but utopia is just that :/
And hal, don't get this thread locked.
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