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But yes, yes they could. Hosting like a txt file or whatever they had BEFORE it was broken is as simple as updating 5 lines of code or hosting a file on their own servers, that's it.
It renderes some links and hyperlink hints with some text formatting and coloring. That's all. (In addition to fixing the host as well).
TWI being TWI never ceases to amaze me.
But the Mod modifies the GUI class so most other GUI mods might break. It was just a simple mod to show how incompetent TWI is when they left the game to die.
- Even tho this mod works just fine (And doesn't give Version Mismatch errors), it WILL disable perk progression. Use only if you don't give a frick about perks.
I mean, I set your string variables to globalconfig label, so now its possible to change host using .ini file. Game, seems, connecting to host and subhost set in a .ini file, however /301/ HTTP error still appears. After testing many sites with raw data I thought that my firewall blockes outgoing requests and disabled it, but I still get error 301 messages on any host (tested pastebin, gist.github, raw.github, dpaste.com)
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GET /Vel-San/fa7c2625c9387c87190934db7b250767/raw/cbd82971cc38fc2cd8fb333fb7ad9803d48f7309/KFMOTD.ini HTTP/1.1
Host: gist.githubusercontent.com
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Thanks for your input! I haven't had time to check why this isn't working anymore, but I suspect it's just a change from PastePin's side. It used to work just fine (Screenshots attached).
If I ever come back to the modding scene and try to fix this, I'll try using something other than PasteBin just to see how things go.
Pastebin's ones returns /301 error