I made a little script for Greasemonkey that detects cheaters on TF2Center and notifies you about that. It still is not completed. Report bugs and request features here.
Screenshot: http://a.pomf.se/lvcgkn.png (he is not a cheater, it's me, lol).
Download here: https://gist.github.com/238145cd7ab134e34987 (press "Raw").
Scrublist is being worked on. I am planning to download and parse ETF2L banlist.
How does it detect cheaters? Matches steam IDs from a known list?
yttriumHow does it detect cheaters? Matches steam IDs from a known list?
Yes.
What a name, but the idea is pretty good, I like it
backquasYes.
Looking at the code now that I'm on a computer, what I would do is host a list of Steam IDs in a raw file in your git repository. That way you could update it with commits without having to update the actual code itself - people could just download the scrub detector and every time they enter a new lobby, it would fetch a fresh list of hackers. Could easily have pull requests for submitting new hackers, too.
yttriumbackquasYes.Looking at the code now that I'm on a computer, what I would do is host a list of Steam IDs in a raw file in your git repository. That way you could update it with commits without having to update the actual code itself - people could just download the scrub detector and every time they enter a new lobby, it would fetch a fresh list of hackers. Could easily have pull requests for submitting new hackers, too.
I tried to use GM_xmlhttpRequest, but it did not work, dunno why. What's now is just a workaround. I will fix that soon.
Very cool. However I am quite reluctant to download this until I know exactly what it does.
Can you provide a little more information as to how it is detecting cheaters?
Why are we installing a userscript that only lists 7 players in a list? I thought this at least used the ETF2L / lotus / skial / SMAC banlists.
Oh and this plugin would be obsolete if you submitted your evidence to tf2center so these players aren't able to use the site in the first place 8)
dollarlayerVery cool. However I am quite reluctant to download this until I know exactly what it does.
Can you provide a little more information as to how it is detecting cheaters?
It isn't, check the link. he just has a list with 7 steamID's he has added.
Here are the profiles as links if anybody wants to check out the people like I did. There are only 6, one of them is listed twice in the script
http://steamcommunity.com/id/TF2Carbonated/
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198115853449
http://steamcommunity.com/id/GiveMeAGoodID/
http://steamcommunity.com/id/13370588/
http://steamcommunity.com/id/lucinati/
http://steamcommunity.com/id/jbgbiusrghihsogrhsog/
This is pretty useless. It's basically a list of 6 steamIDs.
As I already said, it is not finished. I just notified you about that I am working on it. And this list is temporary.
Yeah right now this isn't anything special, but if you cross reference it with popular communites ban list like kalt said it would be great.
When I saw the thread title "scrub detector", I thought it meant detecting actual scrublords, not just cheaters, damn.
Good work nonetheless, let's keep places like TF2C as cheater-free as possible.
Snowshoemake a thread when it's actually finished
Make a new thread when I finish it if you want.
You have iMish in there, that's funny, that's a second person that's considered a bad person on my friends list
This rather looks like a personal shitlist, what quality control do you have of the people you add to the list?
and more importantly, where are the entries coming from?
kKaltUuThis rather looks like a personal shitlist, what quality control do you have of the people you add to the list?
and more importantly, where are the entries coming from?
Try to read OP post carefully.
I need to find a hosting for scrublist. Script is almost ready.
i dont see a problem with him posting this as a work in progress
from what i read there have been a few good suggestions made to make it even better, that he might have not thought of on his own
excellent idea, keep it going
backquasI need to find a hosting for scrublist. Script is almost ready.
You can host it on GitHub or use some free WWW hosting like this one
HerganbackquasI need to find a hosting for scrublist. Script is almost ready.
You can host it on GitHub or use some free WWW hosting like this one
Do not want to make a GitHub account. Free hostings are shitty.
Maybe somebody wants to maintain scrublist?
unfi dont see a problem with him posting this as a work in progress
from what i read there have been a few good suggestions made to make it even better, that he might have not thought of on his own
excellent idea, keep it going
If you are talking about downloading list instead of keeping it in file, I just did not add GM_xmlhttpRequest to @grant, that is why I wrote this piece of shitcode.
Okay, I gisted a preview, but it does not work until you have link to list of scrubs' Steam64 IDs.
I'll throw up a Github repo for it, along with a host for the list.
yttriumI'll throw up a Github repo for it, along with a host for the list.
Thanks.
Github: https://github.com/Yttrium-tYcLief/ScrubDetector
Persistent scrublist: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Yttrium-tYcLief/ScrubDetector/master/scrublist
Install link: https://github.com/Yttrium-tYcLief/ScrubDetector/raw/master/tf2csd.user.js
The content of both the script link and scrublist link can be changed without the link itself changing. Changes are very easy to push, and people can use the Issues section of the repo to submit new cheaters.
The scrublist can be accessed without SSL by simply changing https to http if you don't want to bother with SSL.
yttriumif you don't want to bother with SSL.
That's bad idea.
backquasThat's bad idea.
Honestly, you don't really need to muck around with SSL if all you're doing is pulling a single string of Steam64 IDs. It's not like you're signing into a service, or even submitting any information whatsoever.
While I support using SSL for any type of website that has any text fields whatsoever, this isn't that kind of situation.