Nukoooo

i blame nairda for requesting this. ask nairda @Nairdaa

>- [sm_closestpos](https://github.com/rtldg/sm_closestpos) C++ extension to efficiently find the closest replay position for calculating time-difference and velocity-difference. Literally in readme.md

``` while true do if ShouldStop() then break end DoStuffs() end ``` This will repeat ``DoStuffs()`` untill the conditions from ``ShouldShop()`` meet

Although it is probably nothing special/new, for anyone that is using v1.90 or newer and wants to decorate the group with @thedmd's solution but also wants to auto resize Y...

not needed and it can be done as a third-party plugin, closing!!!!!!!!

https://github.com/Nukoooo/SpectralCurrentTimer/blob/main/Timer.cs I made one a while ago, however it requires two hooks, it would be better to use remaining location time from the addon itself instead of hooking its update...

You are right about that. I saw the hooking library that [Dalamud](https://github.com/goatcorp/Dalamud) is using, found that the library has an option to [let you choose the behavior](https://github.com/Reloaded-Project/Reloaded.Hooks/blob/master/docs/AssemblyHooks.md#discarding-original-code) and thought that...

For checking if certain gemstone vendors/items are unlocked, reversing the part where the client receives Shared FATEs data is probably the most ideal way. And I'm really not sure if...

> Safetyhook: c++23 only. could not get it to compile on ubuntu 22.04 which is a fairly modern platform. Because it uses ``std::expected``, which is a C++23 feature, and currently...

1. Download ``tl::expected`` library 2. Replace ``#include `` with ``#include `` or whatever in every header file (you can just search and replace) 3. Replace ``std::expected`` with ``tl::expected`` I haven't...