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I am trying to find the names of all the current people in the room using wpe pro but i don't know how to. I have managed to find single people but not the whole room. anybody have any help for me
Originally Posted by BORATownage
I am trying to find the names of all the current people in the room using wpe pro but i don't know how to. I have managed to find single people but not the whole room. anybody have any help for me
Why not using a Username Grabber?
that's what i intend on making
Originally Posted by BORATownage
that's what i intend on making
Then, if you don't know how to use WPE Pro for this thing, go with a Username Grabber.. More easy..
Originally Posted by Megenhos
Then, if you don't know how to use WPE Pro for this thing, go with a Username Grabber.. More easy..
I am currently learning python and i am intermediate at c++ so why would i just want to use the username grabber if i can attempt to make my own?
Originally Posted by BORATownage
I am currently learning python and i am intermediate at c++ so why would i just want to use the username grabber if i can attempt to make my own?
Well.. That's a point..
Originally Posted by Megenhos
Well.. That's a point..
so do you have any answers or are you just going to boost your post count?
Originally Posted by BORATownage
so do you have any answers or are you just going to boost your post count?
I did gave you an answer. Like a side answer. And if i wanted to boost my post count, i would have go one the Spam Threads. So no..
right after you join the room you'll receive a {t:xt, etc etc} response, usernames are there.
Originally Posted by JamesRo
right after you join the room you'll receive a {t:xt, etc etc} response, usernames are there.
so then a username grabber is just a matter of splitting the string up and outputting it to a file?
Originally Posted by BORATownage
so then a username grabber is just a matter of splitting the string up and outputting it to a file?
Yeah, for example, in python you could call 'self.areaUsers' and split it by using a regex.
Originally Posted by JamesRo
Yeah, for example, in python you could call 'self.areaUsers' and split it by using a regex.