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The post I am talking about is here: Forums/t=7543279/new-black-ops-3-...ogram.html

My friend made a prototype program for guns in Black Ops 3, however, instead of having people download the program, he would like to make it so they can go to a website and use the program.

Does anyone have any information or tips on how to achieve this?

Thanks a bunch.
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He could create a java web tool but that would not work for some computers.
Best thing would be to make a new version online in javascript.
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-Deano wrote He could create a java web tool but that would not work for some computers.
Best thing would be to make a new version online in javascript.


Java applet, but like you said best bet is in javascript.

personally would use Jquery but yeh ..


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That's what you're looking for.

But like Dean said, it wont work for many people. Java applets are historically unsafe, and most major browsers have them disabled by default.
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That's what you're looking for.

But like Dean said, it wont work for many people. Java applets are historically unsafe, and most major browsers have them disabled by default.


To add to this recently in the past year or so, I know chrome for one, doesn't support Java any more, so your best bet like everyone else said is to go with JavaScript.
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