[PE]Perfect Fossil Restore

Dark_Force9999 · 11/25/2009, 17:35

Yesturday, after 2 months I managed to get a reply from

She/He said that this is "easily" done with a Packet Editor. That's pretty much all I can get out of her/him.

I'm trying to look into this with rPE to see if it's possible.

Basically: All you have to do is just press Complete and whether or not you damaged the fossil or even clean it at all, you will still get perfect restore.

shzukahime · 11/25/2009, 17:59

So basically, get a fossil. Start recording, click complete and stop recording?

Find that packet that sends the complete message or the perfect restore?

Interesting... I shall look into this :3 As soon as i get to mining again =.=

Dark_Force9999 · 11/25/2009, 18:32

that's correct, it should be easy to do that by using my fossil macro and using it on the fossil that can get a perfect on it and record it before you hit complete.

From there, I don't know what packet we're really looking for though.

~~Dark Raccoon~~ · 11/25/2009, 19:14

Perfect Fossil Restore using rPE?

Havent thought of that.

I'll look at it. :O

shzukahime · 11/25/2009, 19:29

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Originally Posted by Dark_Force9999

that's correct, it should be easy to do that by using my fossil macro and using it on the fossil that can get a perfect on it and record it before you hit complete.

From there, I don't know what packet we're really looking for though.

Wait... we should run the macro first?

the guy in the video didnt have to run a macro:S

I was thinking of just recording when i start fossiling and just press complete e.e

Edit: Just ran rPE with fossils.

Got 13 packets. I started recording from rightclicking and using the macro.

theres a large amount of 10 sized packets. but on the 10th packet its sized 52 hmmmm

lostmage333 · 11/25/2009, 20:01

It looks like that 5kb packet contains the "where you clicked" data. the size 10s are insignificant. The 21 is interesting. So is the 52.

I'll look when I get home =D

shzukahime · 11/25/2009, 20:45

Yeah... Im thinking about which one is the complete packet

AKB990 · 11/25/2009, 21:25

That's why you open the fossil minigame, start recording, click complete, end recording.

10s are irrelevant.

shzukahime · 11/25/2009, 21:26

What i got when i pressed record and then complete :3

Edit: i sent the 5kb packet and pressed complete. That resulted in an instant dc.
Sent the second one but it didnt seem to be doing anything :S

cloudkiller2006 · 11/25/2009, 22:38

did you try to send the 2nd one and then restore the same type of fossil? that might work

i think each fossil type has a different code tho

o .o that actually got me a small idea too, ima look into getting rewards from em (llava cat

)

shzukahime · 11/25/2009, 23:05

Hmm that would be annoying....
But good idea.

I think the chance reward for lava cat is server sided.

I just remembered that rPE doesnt save sendlist -.-

lostmage333 · 11/26/2009, 00:30

Remember what information you MUST tell the server for it to know what you're doing. Which fossil are you restoring? I would imagine that would be included in the packet. If you only send 1 packet, it must be in that packet.

Just blindly resending packets'll get you nowhere. Think about it. When's a logical time to tell the server which item you're using?

shzukahime · 11/26/2009, 01:09

When you press use?

I wasnt blindly sending packets.

I thought the end packets were the ones that control the outcome :S

Dark_Force9999 · 11/26/2009, 01:26

I don't have access to my main comp yet, but have you guys tried this?

Get a failed fossil packet
Get a barely fossil packet
Get a perfect fossil packet (Easily obtainable for tibia, skull, or scapula on my macro)

To compare them atleast?

lostmage333 · 11/26/2009, 03:27

What you want to do is look at the packets for multiple instances of the same fossil. The 5kb might very well just be a binary bitmap of your fossil. See if the other packets differ from 1 fossil attempt to the next. I don't have fossils atm so I can't try.

My theory is that the use packet tells the server which fossil (Item ID #), the 5kb one is the state of the fossil, and the last 2 packets contain some info to tell the server that you're done. Granted, that might not make sense because once you send the 5kb packet you're done.

Iono >.<