darwinfriction wrote:

A great program would be a chat log extractor. I know a similar program exists but it isn't very good imo.
I was thinking about using regex to extract my chatlogs from the the log files under APPDATA/ROAMING using notepad++
I would like timestamps and usernames to be visible too. Anybody done this before?

Hydra wrote:

Auto updating create mode.
Basically when you're working on a texture, you make it a hundred times and test it on IMVU a hundred times. It gets annoying finding the file clicking it, then applying changes. So something which automatically updates the IMVU every time a change is made to the file.

xhynrae wrote:

A project file organizer/cleaner?

ThatsOnlyMe wrote:

A program that can fetch avatar ID instead of trying to pull it up from saved chats on the computer, another program that can fetch IP address from that avatar ID which helps finding out stalkers using fake accounts

Hydra wrote:

D.M wrote:That's the only way I know of doing it easily.I've tried with wireshark, it only gets the IMVU servers IP when someone talks.

Don Von Alpha Dom wrote:

ThatsOnlyMe wrote:A program that can fetch avatar ID instead of trying to pull it up from saved chats on the computer, another program that can fetch IP address from that avatar ID which helps finding out stalkers using fake accountsWe already have HP scripts that do that. viewtopic.php?f=104&t=7032&hilit=+client+Id+php+script-- 20 Dec 2015 02:15 pm --Hydra wrote:D.M wrote:That's the only way I know of doing it easily.I've tried with wireshark, it only gets the IMVU servers IP when someone talks.Back when IMVU had VOIP (voice chat), you could use wireshark to get ip addresses. You might be able to do it through a flash widget. Flash widgets can load HTML and links.

Don Von Alpha Dom wrote:

Hydra wrote:Auto updating create mode.
Basically when you're working on a texture, you make it a hundred times and test it on IMVU a hundred times. It gets annoying finding the file clicking it, then applying changes. So something which automatically updates the IMVU every time a change is made to the file.How about a simple hot key that when pressed on your keyboard, clicks the "apply changes" button for you? Create mode has lots of built in hotkeys that most people do not know about.ctrl+a = apply changesctrl+s = saveShift+ctrl+s = save asShift+ctrl+u = uploadctrl+t = toggle tools on/offctrl+ + [plus] = show next tool tab to the rightctrl+ - [minus] = show next tool tab to the leftctrl+] or right arrow = show next mesh/action to the rightctrl+[ or left arrow = show next mesh/action to the leftctrl+' or up arrow = show next material/ensemble abovectrl+; or down arrow = show next material/ensemble belowtab = hop from active field to active fieldShift+ctrl+d = opens Derive dialogShift+ctrl+o = opens local project dialogShift+ctrl+e = opens edit existing product dialogAlt+Ctrl+c = opens Create ModeThere might be more that DM can find in the client code. Those hot keys should make your texturing more convenient and easier to do.

Don Von Alpha Dom wrote:

@Hydra I am pretty sure flash can contain iframes and make http requests, so no browser would be required. It would just invisibly run the link in the background of the IMVU client, using flash.You also might be able to use external javascript calls within flash to run javascript functions that grab the ip address.Now, flash does have cross domain policies, which might prevent you from calling scripts from your own server. Luckily, the IMVU website and client contain plenty of spyware within IMVU's own domain. You could abuse this security feature of IMVU's against them, simply run their own identification functions via flash external javascript calls and return the data to yourself.Oooo, scary stuff.

Hydra wrote:

Sadly still requires them a little social engineering, unless you make a program where you can bump someone in chat (there's a good idea) and somehow force them onto that node.