[ Question ] How do I make a good Key System??

you mean when sombody put the password and log in and close the exploit and open it again its will be auto log in?

@lolollokug yes

@Hectique Well first you need to create a settings file to do so add a new item and choose settings file. Name it what ever you want the settings file in my exploit is name UserData. Next we will open the settings file and add a variable named Auto_Login. Now let's make this variable a Boolean and set its type to USER NOT APPLICATION OK USER. Next we will put the Boolean default as false. Ok now we must find a way to change the variable to true when specific crap happens so add your if statements or what ever crap 💩 you are going to want to happen to make Auto_login true. Now what your going to do to change the variable to true in ANY script belonging to the solution. So to do so we are going to do this,

UserData GetUserData  = new UserData;. Now that we have made this referenceable in ANY script belonging to the solution to edit the variable and change it true we are going to add this code. GetUserData.Auto_Login = true;. The next line of code will be this GetUserData.Save();. Ok now when we exit the application and open it Auto_Login will still equal true since it belongs to a settings file. Also you might find this useful because when testing an the exploit by pressing start will still save it to true so to fix this just put GetUserData.Reset();. And it will put everything to the default. 

@50864Welcome to our part 2 of making the key system this part will not be detailed as much as the 1st part because I haven't tested it nor even attempted to do it yet but the concept may work if you can figure it out. So now we are going to add another new item called windows service. Name the windows service timer so we know wth it's doing when we check task manager. Now we add another variable in our settings file earlier called keyExpire and make this a Boolean and set it to User not application. Why user btw I have no idea I can't remember lol. But anyways basically we are going to make this windows service a timer that is set to wait one week then after 1 week we will set keyExpire to false and Auto_Login to false then save that. I would probably put the time in a while a loop like so. The reason we have surrounded the timer in another 2 while loops is so when keyexpire become true it will now always be consistently checking for KeyExpire to become true. So when I enter my key that I got from the key system. I put the key that probably looks like this ndne6e75nsj38;dnd8

then I put the key in push a button that says enter or whatever the hell it is then when I push the button KeyExpire false AutoLogin true GetUserData save bam that is the theoretically this should work but idk part 1 ik it works this one idk.

while (true)

{  

      While (GetUserData.KeyExpire == False)

      {    
          Start our timer here. 
           When the timer ends GetUserData.KeyExpire True then GetUserData.Save();

      }

}

@ZaphireHacks thanks for the help

@50864No problem :) Also did the windows service thing work as intended?

@ZaphireHacks It did! Good job bro!!

@Hectique Omg that's awesome I hadn't even tested it but I knew it was most likely possible.