[Question] itemupgrade.csv

[animejo]

What is itemupgrade.csv used for?
Is there any checks/interaction with the server from this file while in game?

Basically what I'm asking is how can you tell which files are client sided and server sided when editing?

[Ultimo ☼]

Almost all files that are into data/share folder are server side, while some others are client side.

Anyway itemupgrade is used to edit the %s, the price for uprading an item (+1/+9), which argate should be used for upgrade an item and if that item must be destroyed or if it goes back to +0 when the fortication fail. .. :\

[animejo]

Originally Posted by Ultimo ☼

Almost all files that are into data/share folder are server side, while some others are client side.

Anyway itemupgrade is used to edit the %s, the price for uprading an item (+1/+9), which argate should be used for upgrade an item and if that item must be destroyed or if it goes back to +0 when the fortication fail. .. :\

Can you edit the .csv so the item will not be destroyed?



I''m currently testing out different csv's to see what is editable etc.
I edited the stat points per level. It shows up, but you can only distribute a certain amount of stat points. The rest will not distribute.
Is it possible to edit the "apply" packet and send it to the server?

[conquer93]

If u would open itemupgrade and see thers at last colum what the item does when fails . And formula.ini is for stats and lvl edit it server and client side

[.Genome.]

Basically besides string changes everything in the share folder is read by the server as well as the client and cannot have only 1 side edited.

Meaning you can't "hack" a game by changing what your client reads since the server prevents the obvious attempts to gain an unfair advantage in gameplay.

[animejo]

Originally Posted by .Genome.

Basically besides string changes everything in the share folder is read by the server as well as the client and cannot have only 1 side edited.

Meaning you can't "hack" a game by changing what your client reads since the server prevents the obvious attempts to gain an unfair advantage in gameplay.

Thank you for your answer.
I was curious as to how editing the skill codes creates a spamming exploit which caused me to question what other exploits there are. Trying to get a better understanding in order to prevent it on my server.

[.Genome.]

Originally Posted by animejo

Thank you for your answer.
I was curious as to how editing the skill codes creates a spamming exploit which caused me to question what other exploits there are. Trying to get a better understanding in order to prevent it on my server.

Skills in particular are kinda weird.

I know the stylecode can be changed client side but results in the skill being grayed out since it doesn't match the servers stylecode for the skill.

MP/CD can bug out when server/client have different values.

I've heard about the "skill hack" through editing csvs but I've never done it so idk.