FINALLY! I have got around to including Trapdoorer and Cyberix to the Games page. You can finally play both of these splendorous games (ah, modesty) directly from my site. There is actually some bugfixing I have to do with Cyberix (some bugs which were applicable to Trapdoorer are also applicable to this game). Nevertheless, most likely today or tomorrow the game will be set to broad distribution.

Also! Warning for all potential sponsors who happen to read this blog – most likely tomorrow I will completely revamp the Buy Games section and new prices will be established.

Other than that, I am having high hopes for Flash Builder 4. I have installed the Beta 2 version and was greatly pleased with some minor changes. Once the proper release occurs I will quite probably buy it (or grab an educational version for free).

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While working on a new project recently, I came across a need to secure some numerical data from being modified via RAM editing software. That’s why I came up with an idea to make a DataVault (inspired by Platogo API). DataVault uses obfuscation techniques to make the data very difficult to modify.

Download DataVault Library

The general usage goes like this:

1. First you have to prepare some callback function (no arguments) which will be called if a variable is detected to be modified;
2. Then you have to set the callback function, using com.mauft.DataVault.Vault#setCallback();
3. Now feel free to use the setValue(), retrieveValue() and removeValue() to, respectively, create/change variables, return variable value and remove the variable from vault;

Voila! The library is licensed using MIT license.

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