Compiling your scripts

[Spiller]

Although OneVice protects your privacy, all your scripts are secure behind the Pterodactyl web-panel and are not directly accessible.
However, if you still want to be completely sure, you should compile your scripts.

Read S.L.C's post about it. He explained it very well.

To split the difference in explain-to-me-like-im-5-years-old version:

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- A regular dofile() would be equivalent to loadfile("test.nut")().
- loadfile only compiles the code, making it readable by machine, this code can not be easily decompiled backwards.
- Uploading such compiled files on the shared host will make your ideas very hard to steal, if not impossible.

 

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To make the process uncomplicated and comfortable. I recently created a tool which works on both server and client side.
 

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GitHub link.

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After you are done with compiling your scripts, they will appear as if encrypted for others trying to access them.
 

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However, they can still be loaded like regular .nut files.
You can even save them as .nut and dofile() as you would a regular squirrel file.