Quite a few server ip updaters have been posted recently so I decided to make my own one. But this one is a bit different, (what would be the point of releasing same thing anyway) this generates a new connect.js file to be used with realm relay (found it quite boring to copy paste the new ips of the servers in)
nice.
i wonder if kabam thought about rotating the server ips to counteract RR. They DID afterall remove the hostnames which i predicted they would. Your welcome KABAM :P
maybe you could add an settings.properties updater which contains the default Realm server it connects to at first.
Originally Posted by infern000
maybe you could add an settings.properties updater which contains the default Realm server it connects to at first.
I think that would be stupid because it's not a big job to get one of the ips. But copy-pasting all ips from the list is a little pain
Hey man! I'm very new with java. This script would be very useful for me! It seems like it would be simple to run this but I'm clueless. Sorry :X Any help?
This thread explains using Eclipse to compile java code quite well
First of all....
Where in the source files do I add that package to?
Originally Posted by rocker1988
Where in the source files do I add that package to?
This is a standalone program, don't try to add it to realm relay source
Thanks, got it working
For those of you who don't really know how to get this working or can't be bothered to install something to compile java; here's the list updated for 19.5.1 (Not sure when it'll go bad, let me know if it does, I'll update the post.) Thanks to CrazyJani for the link, I had no idea where to get those previous to the OP.
I suck at regex, so you're stuck copy pasting those on your own.
For those of you who don't really know how to get this working or can't be bothered to install something to compile java; here's the list updated for 19.5.1 (Not sure when it'll go bad, let me know if it does, I'll update the post.) Thanks to CrazyJani for the link, I had no idea where to get those previous to the OP.
I suck at regex, so you're stuck copy pasting those on your own.
Then search for: (\w+) (\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+) and replace with: "$1": "$2", and you get it formatted like connection.js style. I had to manually replace USWest with usw to get the final result: