A- You don't have to use the get/set property because you will never have to read any data from that packet.
B- I don't think that a Timeout of 2 seconds will work try 4+
C- I see you are setting ->
gData.UID = client.Entity.UID;
gData.dwParam = 220;
gData.ID = 164;
But you are not really writing those values to the buffer.
So a simple byte array wold do the job perfectly without complicating things, Something like...
PHP Code:
void Sen_Effect(IClient Client, uint data_8, ushort Type, ushort direction, uint LoopTime, string EffectName)
{
//38 + 1 + 8 + EffectName.Length = 47 + EffectName.Length
//Where 38 is the normal 10010 packet length, 1 for the extra byte at offset 38, 8 for the Server Stamp
byte[] Packet = new byte[47 + EffectName.Length];
WriteUInt16(Packet.Length - 8, 0, Packet);
WriteUInt16(10010, 2, Packet);
WriteUInt32(Client.UID, 4, Packet);
WriteUInt32(data_8, 8, Packet);
WriteUInt16(Type, 20, Packet);
WriteUInt16(direction, 22, Packet);
WriteUInt32(LoopTime, 32, Packet);
WriteByte(1, 37, Packet);
WriteByte(EffectName.Length, 38, Packet);
WriteString(EffectName, 39, Packet);
Client.send(Packet);
}
To call it -> Sen_Effect(Client, 220, 164, 1, 5, "Pick");
Good luck.
A- You don't have to use the get/set property because you will never have to read any data from that packet.