Ok this is a my personal game

KeyHunt Game

Introduction

This Python script is a personal game inspired by the keyhunt project by albertobsd. The script generates a random Decimal number with 66 bits, uses it as an argument for the ./keyhunt program, and runs the program for 4 hours. After the time limit, a new random Decimal is generated, and the process repeats.

Usage

Prerequisites

• Ensure you have the ./keyhunt program installed. You can find it in the keyhunt repository.

Running the Script

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/keyhunt-game.git
   cd keyhunt-game

2. Run the Python script:

   python main.py

Customization

If you want to modify or extend the game, you can:

• Adjust the bit size of the random Decimal generated in the main.py script.
• Customize the command used to run ./keyhunt in the create_command function.

Feel free to explore and experiment with different configurations to make the game more interesting!

Credits

• Original code for ./keyhunt by albertobsd.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

KeyHunt Game

Introduction

This Python script is a personal game inspired by the keyhunt project by albertobsd. The script generates a random Decimal number with 66 bits, uses it as an argument for the ./keyhunt program, and runs the program for 4 hours. After the time limit, a new random Decimal is generated, and the process repeats.

Usage

Prerequisites

• Ensure you have the ./keyhunt program installed. You can find it in the keyhunt repository.

Running the Script

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/keyhunt-game.git
   cd keyhunt-game

2. Run the Python script:

   python main.py

Customization

If you want to modify or extend the game, you can:

• Adjust the bit size of the random Decimal generated in the main.py script.
• Customize the command used to run ./keyhunt in the create_command function.

Feel free to explore and experiment with different configurations to make the game more interesting!

Credits

• Original code for ./keyhunt by albertobsd.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

• Original code creator is a albertobsd https://github.com/albertobsd/keyhunt/tree/main

What can my idea do?

• My Python code can generate random Decimal's number in bit 66
• After generate opening keyhunt automatical.
• writing in arguments -r "generated Decimal".
• ./keyhunt -t 1 -m rmd160 -l compress -r [generated Decimal [from to]]
• I think if work 4 hours it is possible
• After 4 hours program stop and generating new random Decimal's