Cr15py:

lmao some of us people that actually know how to program(PHP) should create a deployable Powder Toy server in PHP, just for lulz.

You're right! I want see code of API, to make my own TPT scenes sharing server! Just for fun.

I think, Simon can just tell us algorithm, and I will code it myself. BTW, I'm PHP coder.

Cr15py:

I guess someone could make a git for it and we could all just start reverse engineering what we can and just recreating what we can't :P

Good idea!

I think, we should look deeper in TPT's sources, 'cause we must know, what server should save in database table.

Cr15py:

@Lockheedmartin!98849
I have the packet data of that transaction here! :D

EDIT: It was just an old random save I tested :P
What I got from Simon was that the save, thumbnail, and ids are ignored by the server 0.o

When we send request to server: (for ex.: https://powdertoy.co.uk/Get.api?Op=thumb&ID=232716), it returns same thing, as what was sent to it earlier, when we saved it, so i think, it just puts binary data to DB, and that's all.

So database would be:
table powderSave_scenes {int sceneId, text sceneBin}
table powderSave_comments {int sceneId, int userId, int dateStamp, text commentText}
table powderSave_searchIndex { I don't know, what should be here. }
table powder_users {int userId, text login, text passMd5, int regDateStamp}

And filesystem would look like that:
kernel/keDatabase.php
thumbCache/ {images with thumbnails for scenes}
Get.api
Update.api
...
.htaccess

Is that ok? Or something is wrong?