#theworldmachineoneshot

[thenikooneshot]

I've seen some others do this on other OneShot blogs too, so I figured I wanna see what would happen if I do it here. Plus it seems like a nice gesture to try! Hey Worldie! I wanna give you something. >> sys.execute inject_file id:["2738_shift.dll"] >> set file_id:["2738_shift.dll"] location ~ ~ 2 entity_id:["oneshot.exe"] System: Execute? Y/N >> Y What do you think? And what does it look like? (ooc: This command is meant to spawn a plushie that will shapeshift to look like a plushie of whatever single person they care about most and whose presence comforts them best. I feel like I know who it'll be, but I am still curious lol)

[hellisforeverwithinfinitelolol]

... Ok so uhm. I think I'm back? At the very least I am able to type this post on my account now, rather than just- spamming words into a console and hoping Worldie can hear me. But uh... @thenikooneshot Worldie? Are you alright? Did it work according to plan?

[thenikooneshot]

... ... ... FASCINATING. THE SYSTEM SHOWS RESISTANCE EVEN WITHOUT KNOWING ABOUT IT. THERE IS SOMETHING BLOCKING ME OFF. THIS EXPERIMENT PROVES TO BE COMPLICATED. WELL. NO ONE EVER SAID IT WOULD BE SIMPLE, I SUPPOSE. I ASSURE YOU, I SHALL MAKE FURTHER ATTEMPTS STILL. YOU CAN COUNT ON IT, [entity:"world_machine.exe"] -SINCERELY, [Err: data_type: undefined]

[...Well.] [It appears that Creator had it covered.] [I just wonder... what would've happened if he didn't...?] [... I am... afraid.]

[hellisforeverwithinfinitelolol]

Log: Null_Data_Counter - Beta_Test #3.5

Afterthe rather concerning issue that Worldie has informed me of, I've looked deeper into the code behind the counter and I THINK it should work this time. Let's see... >> sys.execute launch program_id:["gmmkr.exe"] System: Execute? Y/N >> Y Launching GameMaker_Downgrade...

Application "GameMaker_Downgrade.exe" successfully launched.

Okay, so this app should be mediocre at its absolute BEST when it comes to handling null data. Let's see how it does here. >> sys.execute command in_app id:["gmmkr.exe"] >> command in_app id["gmmkr.exe"] set: ">replace placeholder.png holdplacer.png" System: Execute? Y/N "holdplacer.png" isn't a sprite that actually exists, so this should set it to null data. Let's see how it works with the integrated file. >> Y

Warning: Filename "holdplacer.png" not found. Confirm changes? Y/N

>> Y

Saving changes... Filename set "holdplacer.png". Locating file... Filename "holdplacer.png" couldn't be found. Applying "Placeholder Protocol"... ID "holdplacer.png" set to "undefined_datatype" successfully. Saving changes... Changes saved successfully.

Wonderful, it seems to have worked! Wasn't entirely sure if it would. Anywho, it should be capable of working with HIM too then. I just need to run one final test to confirm this, but first I'll need to implement one last change, so I can kill two birds with one stone. @thenikooneshot What do you think, Worldie? Is this functioning well so far?

[thenikooneshot]

>> Err: "You" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Are" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Correct." is not a valid command. --- --- --- >> Err: "I" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Cannot" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Use" is not a valid command. >> Err: "My" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Account" is not a valid command. >> Err: "For" is not a valid command. >> Err: "The" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Time" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Being." is not a valid command. --- --- --- >> Err: "I" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Didn't" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Get" is not a valid command. >> Err: "To" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Complete" is not a valid command. >> Err: "The" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Final" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Test." is not a valid command. --- --- --- >> Err: "I" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Don't" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Know" is not a valid command. >> Err: "If" is not a valid command. >> Err: "The" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Program" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Will" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Work" is not a valid command. >> Err: "If" is not a valid command. >> Err: "I" is not a valid command. >> Err: "Give" is not a valid command. >> Err: "It" is not a valid command. >> Err: "To" is not a valid command. >> Err: "You." is not a valid command.

[You know what? Let's do it. Tell me what I need to input. I have multiple backups of my simulation, so as long as nothing happens to the actual me part of it, I can just roll back the simulation if anything goes wrong.]