JhnDoe

Do you see this as bad - leveraging an LLM that has library recall at a level that’s faster than combing through documentation to use a wrapper instead of raw hex code from gta v’s engine? I mean that’s what your ragepluginhook does and then you just assign it a name and then provide the documentation. You read 0x7 etc then rename it once you see it deals with say health of player or shooting a gun etc. If I could write every line of code but it takes me 3 months whereas, an LLM that I can leverage takes me 3 days you’re saying out of ethics just write it or I’m lazy? I’m not saying you are explicitly saying this - I’m inferring. Thanks! I like what you’ve built and I know how it works. Which is why an LLM is perfect because I know that there is documentation for the verbiage to use in files. The documentation is the translator for the hex code you “deciphered” from gta v’s engine by hooking and sniffing (hacking). So when I saw this I thought hmm what’s the message here? Write every line of code for “ethics” or is it to prove who has the ability to actually code? I’m not looking to argue or debate just clarity. Thanks! I guess what I’m saying is it causes a misconception for those who can code who like the rapid building and not writing every single line that gets repetitive. Like directives for c# why do I need to write out using system.windows.forms on every single file that I write that may be I have 10 files in one project? And the misconception is that some non developer (I dislike this word - developer) thinks well he cheated but you kind of have to know the structure to get something to work. Else you get unintended behavior from game or a CTD every single time.