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[Showcase] Efficient ScriptBlox Implementation
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So, I have been working on an exploit recently with a group of friends. I haven't mentioned much about it, but recently I have been working to make one of the best ScriptBlox implementions to add to it. As most of you guys know, adding something like this is a huge waste of resources and will take alot of responsiveness from your applications. (*cough memory, and CPU*)
I also tried to make this insanely fast, if you don't think this is fast then look at other exploits that are using the SB API, trust me you will be disappointed
So I need you guys to rate this, keep in mind I am still updating this and working on it. I have not worked much on styling but, mostly C#
If anyone wants to know how it works I would be happy to help, and give you some information
Discord:
.zayn0 or Zayn#4479
Video:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1097948107741876355/1127317659780907120/ScriptBloxShowcase.mp4
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Vouchhhh!
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cool
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I'll Take This As A Challenge Since I Myself Got Comets 10x Faster With Lower Memory Usage.
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Get rid of the search button
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Zayn 10 Reputation
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I know right now its just for testing, thanks though
Akula 35 Reputation
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What's wrong with having a search button??
Akula 35 Reputation
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@ItsNitro that's precisely the issue, it is convenient yet it's more so convenient to have a search button. having it search on textchanged using a dispatcher or whatever is literally what leads to some of these performance issues. better just have a search button, maybe 3 top results WHILE searching in a dropdown, and then also searching using enter in keyboard..
ItsNitro 4 Reputation
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@Akula well yeah if your a sped and just plug the search function straight into the textbox changed function but you can just add a dely in so it must wait a little bit after the textbox changes and if it changes again within the time limit it will cancel the search so its not searching after every actual text change I just use something like this
public ScriptHub()
{
InitializeComponent();
_searchTimer = new DispatcherTimer();
_searchTimer.Interval = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(250);
_searchTimer.Tick += OnSearchTimerTickAsync;
LoadScripts();
}
On Initialize^^^
private void SearchBox_TextChanged(object sender, TextChangedEventArgs e)
{
_searchTimer.Stop();
_searchTimer.Start();
}
private void OnSearchTimerTickAsync(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
_searchTimer.Stop();
Search();
}
On textbox change of the search bar giving a 250 milisecond dely after search^^^^
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how fast though because im getting on average .1 to .4 sec for a full page more on the lower end closer to .1 of it on most searches
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1075211911739740290/1129335830025076757/devenv_o4Py5s2zHr.mp4
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Zayn 10 Reputation
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thanks for feedback, I will now try to beat you >:)
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N4ri 44 Reputation
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yeah and then i had to scrap comet 5 :sadge:
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