[REL] Lua Compiler (Loop All Files)

[Ianito]

I created this tiny script to help me compilating on MTA.

Made with Python but you dont need install it.

How to use: Put the resources which you want to compile in the "resources" folder. PS: This doesn't work with .zip archives.

The script will compile every .lua archive.

Download & Code: https://github.com/Ianito/mta_compiler

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[Saml1er]

If your script is "tiny" as you describe, then please make it public. I would advice everyone to not use this unless it's made public by author.

[Ianito]

37 minutes ago, Saml1er said:

If your script is "tiny" as you describe, then please make it public. I would advice everyone to not use this unless it's made public by author.

I believe you did not open the link in the post.

https://github.com/Ianito/mta_compiler/blob/master/main.py

Do it yourself, compile and test it.

[Saml1er]

That's not my point. I checked your executable, you are using sockets which I understand you have to send a request to MTA and retrieve the file, but it's clearly not something big that you have to hide the implementation. Anyway, I check your luac_mta.exe for spywares, it is safe. If anyone wishes to use this then please check the MD5 of the executable:

SAFE luac_mta.exe ( MD5 Hash ): 17ed69ca3ff358280b334e88ef4e5443

EDIT: Read my next post.

Edited March 3, 2018 by Saml1er

[Ianito]

4 minutes ago, Saml1er said:

That's not my point. I checked your executable, you are using sockets which I understand you have to send a request to MTA and retrieve the file, but it's clearly not something big that you have to hide the implementation. Anyway, I check your luac_mta.exe for spywares, it is safe. If anyone wishes to use this then please check the MD5 of the executable:

SAFE luac_mta.exe ( MD5 Hash ): 17ed69ca3ff358280b334e88ef4e5443

No, I do not send anything to the API.
I also do not use "Sockets".

The only thing the script does is run through all files with ".lua" and use the MTA lua_compiler itself.

https://luac.multitheftauto.com/files/windows/x86/luac_mta.exe

Anyway, I understand your concern, but the code is open and anyone who wants to use it anyway, feel free.

[Saml1er]

Ah, I'm sorry then. I thought it was open-source and MTA provided a DLL to keep the actual implementation secret, I did not know they provided an entire executable, lmao.

Other than that, nice work.