equiped repair after 4331

4331 · 12/20/2006, 01:42

due to lack of educated documentation of CO2 netcode, I have been wondering how they confirm an item is unequiped. Is this a client confirmation or server side only information? If it is client side confirmed, how hard is it really to edit the needed packets?

Peach · 12/20/2006, 01:56

it is not client side, if it is the server willl reply to the packets and let u repair sucessfully

it is just very simple add server side code
if packet item id blah blah then they check in their database, if the item is not equipped = dun let u repair. as simple as that

4331 · 12/20/2006, 01:59

Probablility of aditional packets sent to server to allow them to think it was unequiped? prior to or during repair? As in somewhere along the line they have to gather the info if we did or did not unequip.

tigercek · 12/20/2006, 02:00

Quote:

Originally posted by Peach@Dec 20 2006, 01:56
it is not client side, if it is the server willl reply to the packets and let u repair sucessfully

it is just very simple add server side code
if packet item id blah blah then they check in their database, if the item is not equipped = dun let u repair. as simple as that

if you soo smart why you dont fix copartner and release it? couse i see u have brains and i think you can crack it if u didnt alredy

share with us

4331 · 12/20/2006, 02:13

Quote:

Originally posted by tigercek@Dec 20 2006, 02:00

if you soo smart why you dont fix copartner and release it? couse i see u have brains and i think you can crack it if u didnt alredy share with us

quick to flame in wrong thread....genious

pjay · 12/20/2006, 02:24

its probably server side. cause the item u have to fix has to be noticeable... i dont know -_-

xBlacKTigeRx · 12/20/2006, 03:44

simple check; anyone who has even basic VB knowledge will understand how easy it is...

DM2000 · 12/20/2006, 04:12

#close - question answered.

You may refer to Peach thread

DM