Wątek: Using nwengine.dll with BGT

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1 z 8: mad-gamer

Hello everyone,
I was wondering where can I get nwengine.dll, like what is the official website for it. I was told that SBYW uses it for updates and retrieving web content etc. This is something I've been trying to get working for a while, retrieving HTTPS URL's with BGT, because as some of you may know, BGT doesn't have any built-in functions for HTTPS, SFTP, etc. At all. If anyone knows where to get this DLL and how to use it, please either reply in this thread or send me an Elten private message.
Thanks.
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10.04.2024 22:41

2 z 8: Jonathan

From my research, is a c++ dll which has no public release, you need to build it yourself from github, but might be that I am wrong.

11.04.2024 03:42

3 z 8: Jonathan

and also, if its just about downloading files you can use aria2c, but we already told you that in the telegram group.

11.04.2024 05:25

4 z 8: DevilGuardian

The dll file is in the sbyw folder under libs folder if you are looking for it.

11.04.2024 05:45

5 z 8: Jonathan

Wooow, I didn't knew that, and now? What to do with the single file?

11.04.2024 06:42

6 z 8: x0

It's written in Rust, it has a C ABI not a C++ one, and has no official website. It's written by silak for his own usage. Him and I have discussed many of the limitations we've been running into and he's been implementing them as SBYW and TK need.
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11.04.2024 17:35

7 z 8: Jonathan

oh okay, good to know, didn't knew that. Very cool. I am sure it's very useful!
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It's written in Rust, it has a C ABI not a C++ one, and has no official website. It's written by silak for his own usage. Him and I have discussed many of the limitations we've been running into and he's been implementing them as SBYW and TK need.

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11.04.2024 18:50

8 z 8: rudolf

what exactly can it do, and is it opensourced or something like that?
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11.04.2024 19:06