One day we'll see tooter on the web : pray:
cool site (mayor stuff)
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Is that what tinycalc uses?
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Yes
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if its possible I will do it
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There's no (public) API for it anymore unfortunately
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yeah noticed rip
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some cool stuff I found while digging I have no use for them YET
https://api.perpheads.com/v2/profile/{steamid} replace {steamid} for a proper steamid and you get there perpheads profile if its linked
https://api.perpheads.com/v2/profile/{steamid} replace {steamid} for a proper steamid and you get there perpheads profile if its linked
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please can I have the link
How are you managing to find these? Just from Google and stuff?
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these ones I had to do some more digging
How? I might try and find some.
Devs have personally shared these out before, it's just not so much in the public eye so coming across it is a neat small surprise, more to grab from API would be awesome though like leaderboards, etc
Yeah, that makes sense, thanks
Mods can delete this if it's not meant to be shared, but I managed to guess the URL for the crafting API! Can't exactly make sense of it though, if there's a map of what the IDs all mean anywhere, that'd be helpful.
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Just click one of the numbers, and it will show you the item name and where you can buy the item.
Click where? Nothing is hyperlinked in the browser tab.
Ai version of @Viper ?
You can put it into a JSON Object viewer online if you want to understand the data better - every single item has an ID number, and when you see inside an item Ingredients it tells you the ID number, and quantity that is required to craft that item, you just look for that ID in the list, open it up and you now know what that item is.
Programming wise it is easy to work with, reading wise, it's difficult.
