Here’s a way to get the window object in NS2 scripts for free.
The Goods
const funny_window = Function("return this")()
How it Works
Pretty simple, to be honest. When you create a new function using the constructor, it runs under the window context. By returning ‘this’, you end up getting a reference to the window. This bypasses RAM requirements as (I presume) the RAM check only works with the main window reference. You can do this with any method on any object, te. Here’s a more archaic version:
const funny_window = []["filter"]["constructor"]("return this")(); /* [] = empty array ["filter"] = instance of Array.filter ["constructor"] = get the constructor of the Function ("return this") = build a function to return the window () = run the new function */
Dat is alles wat we vandaag hiervoor delen Bitburner gids. Deze handleiding is oorspronkelijk gemaakt en geschreven door overestimate. Voor het geval we er niet in slagen deze handleiding bij te werken, U kunt de laatste update vinden door dit te volgen link.