UPDATE TITLE W/O TELEPORT HELP

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Originally Posted by Zoro.Sro dude you must send the packet for all players on the same region Packet pack = new Packet(0x30DF); // update title packet pack.WriteUInt32(session.Character.UniqueID); // Char UniqueID pack.WriteUInt8(TitleID); // title numb SessionExt.BroadCastToSameRegion(session, pack); // here method thats send the packet for every player on the same region its simple for each player send the title update packet

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Originally Posted by GhosTly93 i use supermike source... but i cant use this session: --- SessionExt.BroadCastToSameRegion(session, pack); [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] how i can find player around chars with use SUPERMIKE ???

m_LocalSecurity.Send(packet);

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Originally Posted by #HB You can make your own BroadCastToSameRegion though

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Originally Posted by #HB Code: if (agreement) { if (ThisRegion == "C->S") { m_RemoteSecurity.Send(packet); } else { m_LocalSecurity.Send(packet); } } else { if (ThisRegion == "C->S") { m_LocalSecurity.Send(packet); } else { m_RemoteSecurity.Send(packet); } }

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Originally Posted by GhosTly93 I've been asking how I can do it for all days :feelsbadman:

class CSCommunication
{
	// 2 sockets here
	
	// 2 security instances 
	
	// buffer 
	
	
	// constructor 
	
	
	// methods
	private void ForwardToClient()
	{
		var packets = this.clientSecurity.TransferOutGoing();
		// loop & send 
	}
	public void SendToClient(Packet pck) // you can always use a bool / enum to switch
	{
		this.clientSecurity.Send(pck);
		this.ForwardToClient();
	}
	
	// public properties
	public ushort RegionID {get;set;} // this updates everytime the user moves (use the S->C packets for reliability) 
}


class SocketListener : Socket
{
	// this is where you initialize your server's socket and your clients list 
	public List<CSCommunication> ConnectedClients = new List<CSCommunication>();
	
	
	public void BroadCastToSameRegion(Packet pck, ushort region)
		=> ConnectedClients.Where(c=>c.RegionID==region).ToList().Foreach(c=>c.SendToClient(pck));
}

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Originally Posted by B1Q what in the actual fuck is that. PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS!

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Originally Posted by #HB Or you can even edit it to send it to the region you want, which I'd prefer.

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Originally Posted by #HB .

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Originally Posted by B1Q your statement has nothing to do with the code you posted you had the choice of posting a proper piece of code to help him but instead you just distracted him and possibly put him in the wrong direction.