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    This document configures an ASP.NET Core application to run on IIS. It defines an HTTP handler and configuration for ASP.NET Core that sets the process path, arguments, and logging. The document also includes a Lua function that aims to configure aim lock head values for weapons and gun skins in the game Free Fire. It accepts aim lock head, weapon, and gun skin parameters, validates the input, and configures the values, returning a success message. Examples show calling the function with valid and invalid parameters.

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    This document configures an ASP.NET Core application to run on IIS. It defines an HTTP handler and configuration for ASP.NET Core that sets the process path, arguments, and logging. The document also includes a Lua function that aims to configure aim lock head values for weapons and gun skins in the game Free Fire. It accepts aim lock head, weapon, and gun skin parameters, validates the input, and configures the values, returning a success message. Examples show calling the function with valid and invalid parameters.

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    This document configures an ASP.NET Core application to run on IIS. It defines an HTTP handler and configuration for ASP.NET Core that sets the process path, arguments, and logging. The document also includes a Lua function that aims to configure aim lock head values for weapons and gun skins in the game Free Fire. It accepts aim lock head, weapon, and gun skin parameters, validates the input, and configures the values, returning a success message. Examples show calling the function with valid and invalid parameters.

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    This document configures an ASP.NET Core application to run on IIS. It defines an HTTP handler and configuration for ASP.NET Core that sets the process path, arguments, and logging. The document also includes a Lua function that aims to configure aim lock head values for weapons and gun skins in the game Free Fire. It accepts aim lock head, weapon, and gun skin parameters, validates the input, and configures the values, returning a success message. Examples show calling the function with valid and invalid parameters.

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    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?

    >
    <configuration>
    <location path="." inheritInChildApplications="true">
    <system.webServer>
    <handlers>
    <add name="aspNetCore" path="*" verb="*" modules="AspNetCoreModuleV2"
    resourceType="Unspecified" />
    </handlers>
    <aspNetCore processPath="dotnet"
    arguments=".\MyApp.freefire.dll"
    stdoutLogEnabled="true"
    stdoutLogFile=".\com.dts.freefireth\logs\stdout"
    hostingModel="inprocess" />
    </system.webServer>
    </location>
    </configuration>
    -- This function aims to configure the aim lock head for all weapons and gun skins
    in the game "Free Fire".
    -- @param aimLockHead: The aim lock head value to be set.
    -- @param weapon: The weapon for which the aim lock head should be configured.
    -- @param gunSkins: The gun skins for which the aim lock head should be configured.
    -- @return: Returns a string indicating the success of the configuration.
    function configureAimLockHead(aimLockHead, weapon, gunSkins)
    -- Check if the aim lock head value is valid
    if aimLockHead < 0 or aimLockHead > 999 then
    return "Invalid aim lock head value. Please provide a value between 0 and
    999."
    end

    -- Check if the weapon is valid


    if weapon == nil or weapon == "" then
    return "Invalid weapon. Please provide a valid weapon name."
    end

    -- Check if the gun skins are valid


    if gunSkins == nil or type(gunSkins) ~= "table" or #gunSkins == 0 then
    return "Invalid gun skins. Please provide a valid table of gun skins."
    end

    -- Configure aim lock head for all weapons and gun skins
    for i, gunSkin in ipairs(gunSkins) do
    print("Configuring aim lock head for", weapon, "with gun skin", gunSkin)
    -- Code to configure aim lock head for the given weapon and gun skin
    end

    return "Aim lock head configuration completed successfully."


    end

    -- Example usage of the configureAimLockHead function

    -- Usage Example 1: Configure aim lock head for all weapons and gun skins
    local aimLockHeadValue = 999
    local weaponName = "all"
    local gunSkins = {"skin1", "skin2", "skin3"}
    local result = configureAimLockHead(aimLockHeadValue, weaponName, gunSkins)
    print(result)

    -- Usage Example 2: Invalid aim lock head value


    aimLockHeadValue = 1000
    result = configureAimLockHead(aimLockHeadValue, weaponName, gunSkins)
    print(result)

    -- Usage Example 3: Invalid weapon name


    aimLockHeadValue = 999
    weaponName = ""
    result = configureAimLockHead(aimLockHeadValue, weaponName, gunSkins)
    print(result)

    -- Usage Example 4: Invalid gun skins


    weaponName = "all"
    gunSkins = {}
    result = configureAimLockHead(aimLockHeadValue, weaponName, gunSkins)
    print(result)

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