I know that it's still offline. I've been trying to turn it on for hours. I blame Host1Free.Quote:
I just wanted to mention, that your website is unreachable. :D
We are patient.
Could you please remove them? "Though no rights were ever claimed, please do not distribute these pictures separately."Quote:
Well I could give you a few tips. The easiest way to write a packet in .net is with the BinaryWriter and BinaryReader class.Quote:
We are patient.
EDIT: While you're about rewriting the tuts, can you tell us some about using packets in C#? That would give some of us a real boost - me, for example. :)
byte[] packet;
using (MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream())
{
using (BinaryWriter writer = new BinaryWriter(memoryStream))
{
writer.Write((short)1);
writer.Write((short)0x5000);
writer.Write((short)0);
writer.Write((byte)1);
}
packet = memoryStream.ToArray();
}
using (MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream(packet))
{
using (BinaryReader reader = new BinaryReader(memoryStream))
{
short dataSize = reader.ReadInt16();
short opcode = reader.ReadInt16();
short securityBytes = reader.ReadInt16();
byte flag = reader.ReadByte();
Console.WriteLine("Data in packet is: {0}", dataSize);
Console.WriteLine("Opcode is: {0:X4}", opcode);
Console.WriteLine("Security bytes are: {0}", securityBytes);
Console.WriteLine("Encryption flag: {0}", flag);
}
}
Wow. :D Thanks. I save that for further examination. ;P Honestly, I'm not there (yet) to use these, I recently started to learn C# more comprhensively. :) But I'm sure this will be handy. :DQuote:
This is a very small and basic example of how to write and read packets in C#. The first piece of code with the BinaryWriter created a packet and the 2nd part reads the packet we just created.Code:byte[] packet; using (MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream()) { using (BinaryWriter writer = new BinaryWriter(memoryStream)) { writer.Write((short)1); writer.Write((short)0x5000); writer.Write((short)0); writer.Write((byte)1); } packet = memoryStream.ToArray(); } using (MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream(packet)) { using (BinaryReader reader = new BinaryReader(memoryStream)) { short dataSize = reader.ReadInt16(); short opcode = reader.ReadInt16(); short securityBytes = reader.ReadInt16(); byte flag = reader.ReadByte(); Console.WriteLine("Data in packet is: {0}", dataSize); Console.WriteLine("Opcode is: {0:X4}", opcode); Console.WriteLine("Security bytes are: {0}", securityBytes); Console.WriteLine("Encryption flag: {0}", flag); } }
Once you have written a packet you can send it to the client or server using a Socket. You use a byte array to send and receive packets.
You should honestly just use Drew's SilkroadSecurityAPI instead of reinventing the wheel.Quote:
its quite hard to understand every part of program when you're newbieQuote:
Why though, I would know every single particle well. Which would help me in my future work. :)Quote:
Read the first post.Quote:
But please can you fix :
-Tutorial 03: Using Packets in C#
-Tutorial 04: Using a Database