tpbandit

As stated, if you're interested it's there for the taking. At this point open source does nothing to help development along. People who can help already do so and those who want to assist will find their way. From a practical standpoint there's nothing to gain. As a dick-measuring contest we also aren't interested and won't waste any time on it. In the future it'd be nice to get to a point where we feel it's ready to be released. But that'd be as a relatively final open version not for any development reasons. JConfig is based on romhack's base. But it's just a simple base engine, nothing complicated nor something to make a fuss about. By now it's something entirely different as it should be and that's all there is to it. That's legitimately just one part of the puzzle. There are obviously countless tests and tools you're never going to see and have no basis on anything. None of which is of any significance to an end-user much like open source has no significance. We do not seek any help or assistance the way TP does and hope people will fix problems they can't and will pay for it on top. If you want to use an open source argument, provide an actual good reason to do so what would benefit us and end users.

If you legitimately checked WMMT5 you'd know the save has nothing to do with TP. I don't think you understand how serials work. They aren't generated. Depending how the amlib is handled game doesn't do any hard checks against it and even if it did there's still nothing to stop you from changing it or flat out leaving to 0. It's a minor nuance. You should also understand how hooks work. Jconfig and TP working on the same game, same system, same checks inevitably leads to similar or close to solutions. Eg. JVS emulation. What, are you going to claim it's all stolen because it most likely closely matches TP? That is not to say there's only one way, far from it but as far as immediate results and functionality is concerned - Reaver's main priority because money - that's where you end up. What TP does is utmost minimal to get the game running with little care or interest in accuracy or potentially questionable hacks and patches what may lead to everything from input lag to general performance issues. What jc aims to do is the exact opposite in a reasonable time frame and if and when time does become a concern, other more direct means are taken but not preferred. Nor does a released version means it's the final no questions asked version. Something is conflicting with jconfig. You either have main jvsemu dll in the wrong directory or you're running it from a wrong binary or you're missing certain msvcr libraries what may cause it to silently fail. Problem is not so much with TP as it is with people claiming to know something clearly don't. FlyBit and others are helping people understand they're very wrong and they should have the right to do so.