This guide is yet another Harmony Transpiler Tutorial. This guide will use Terraria as the target game and will touch lightly upon Labels, Extension Methods, and AccessTools. If you'd like, you can skip right to the bottom and see these sections directly. Read the guide from start to finish if you'd like to follow the thought process of developing this Transpiler.

• This guide assumes you have gone through the original tutorial.
• dnSpy - We will use the compile functionality to help design our patch.
• Familiarity with Terraria is NOT required

The goal that this guide will work toward is making the various bee related items in Terraria stronger. For those not familiar with Terraria, various items will spawn bees as weapons. If the player has the strongBees ability, bees will have a random chance of spawning as GiantBee instead. This patch will further augment the `stron

To install fish shell on windows the options are:

• Cygwin
• WSL
• MSYS2

Since git bash is based on MSYS2 it seems a good fit to install fish. The problem is that git bash is a lightweight version of MSYS2 which does not include pacman as a package management, used to install fish.

This OS thread has great suggestions on how to solve this problem including using the full MSYS2. But the best solution for me was this answer by Michael Chen which installs pacman on git bash.

https://github.com/arkadiyt/bounty-targets-data

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This is a quick guide to mounting a qcow2 disk images on your host server. This is useful to reset passwords, edit files, or recover something without the virtual machine running.

Step 1 - Enable NBD on the Host

modprobe nbd max_part=8

The protocol uses a pair of rings, one for the senders, one for the receivers, represented as a singular ring. With each transfer, a list of ElGamal ciphertexts is provided for all accounts within the joint ring. This ElGamal ciphertext is formed as r * G, (r * K) + (a * G), where r is some randomness, K is the key for the account the ciphertext is for, and a is the amount.

Dero offers an 'encrypted message' with every transaction. Even if the user does not explicitly provide one, a message will exist (either with internally provided values or left empty). For the only defined type of message, the message is encoded as the index of the sender, a CBOR-encoded object, and zero-padding. The message is encrypted with the Chacha20 stream created by a key of H(H(r * K) || K) where r is some randomness and K is the key for the account the ciphertext is for.