These Python scripts gets a list of players to monitor and send a message (via a Telegram Bot or a Bluesky account) when one of those players are either playing or stopped playing.

In Age of Empires II, it is essential to maintain a steady production of villagers (workers who gather resources to boost your economy and produce other units). Even though there’s a production line at the top of the screen, in the heat of battles one can neglect that aspect and forget to keep producing villagers. In this sense I came up with the idea of creating a python script that, using pyautogui, checks if there are villagers being created in the production queue, and if not, plays a sound alert.

Web application made with 💙 and Django. The user inputs an Age of Empires II player’s ID and the application retrieves information about the current (or last) match. It shows the player’s name, elo, color, map, civs chosen and their information and bonuses, using data from aoe2techtree.

In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process of changing the sprites for Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition (AoE2 DE). We’ll be using a few tools to extract, edit, and reimplement custom sprites into the game.

Since we don’t care being noticed, we can run rustscan, which is faster than nmap.

This is a simple webpage made with Bootstrap that shows some stats from an Age Of Empires II Clan I have with some friends.

This code fetches information about the most recent (or ongoing) Age of Empires II match played by a specific profile and gives details such as ELO rating, civ and bonuses.

Using Get-WinEvent, I attempted to filter for events related to DLL hijacking attacks. While this might not be the most efficient method, I recalled that DLLs involved in such attacks are often unsigned. Therefore, I searched for events with ID 7 AND those with the message “signed: false”.