An extensible TCP Proxy written for ourWorld with Outfit Mod & Shield.
Getting Started
OWProxy is a custom TCP proxy to manipulate inbound and outbound payloads for ourWorld session.
The functionality can be extended with custom plugins.
- Download the latest Windows release here: OWProxy for Windows.
- Extract the folder.
- Before opening ourWorld client run OWProxy.exe
Download Python here: https://www.python.org/downloads/
- Download the latest source release here: OWProxy Source.
- Extract the folder.
- Open terminal in the same folder, I am not going to teach you that.
pip3 install -r requirements.txt^ You need to do that just once.
Before opening ourWorld client:
Open terminal in the same folder,
sudo python3 app.pyTo close OWProxy, exit the OWProxy window first before closing the terminal.
Lets you wear any possible outfit. To save the current outfit, edit the text inside the box and click save. A custom outfit can be made within user's Wishlist and selecting that as an option.
Outfits are loaded from and saved to outfits folder.
Additional outfits are added from jess's scripts into a subdirectory, outfits_old. You may choose to move them back to outfits folder to be able to use.
The Dance off button is mapped to clone that user's outfit. The dance request to that user is not sent, but their outfit is cloned on your avatar instead.
This plugin blocks potentially malicious urls, allowing players to be protected from malicious session hijacking.
All the loaded avatar images are replaced with NPC Edwin's image to protect the client from arbitrary code execution.
Change the color once the client is connected. You may have to restart the client for new color to be updated on your client.
The code provided is as-is, and there are no guarantees that it fits your purposes.
The author shall not be liable for any damage to your account whether incurred directly or indirectly.
Use at your own risk.
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