I don't know what's wrong with your first stream but in the walk packet there is a flag. The #2 is 1 for ground walking and 0 for skywalking which changes the sturcture of the packet a bit. I can't find this byte in the packet your program received.
Maybe i pick up a wrong packet ?Quote:
I don't know what's wrong with your first stream but in the walk packet there is a flag. The #2 is 1 for ground walking and 0 for skywalking which changes the sturcture of the packet a bit. I can't find this byte in the packet your program received.
I dont even know the AutoIT, vb.net is too difficult for me :oQuote:
fayck autoshit :pimp:
autoshit + packetbased = ultra double failure bullshit.
I would try to start vb.net or c# asap if i were you.
[S -> C][B021] #1 C6371500 #2 01 #3 A9 60 #4 31 00 #5 D7 FF #6 F0 00 #7 01 #8 A9 60 #9 7B 00 #10 49 D5 25 C2 #11 9C 0D
0x180021B00200(#1)C6371500(#2)01(#3)A960(#4)3100(#5)D7FF(#6)F000(#7)01(#8)A960(#9)7B00(#10)49D525C2(#11)9C0D
"0x180021B00200"
vb.net is not really better than autoit ;-)Quote:
fayck autoshit :pimp:
autoshit + packetbased = ultra double failure bullshit.
I would try to start vb.net or c# asap if i were you.
"0x180021B00200"
AutoIT don't really suits to this task.Quote:
I will try to make some attacking bot now :)
both depends on .net .. and c# is known as more difficult then vb. i agree that , syntax is different only , not much , but anyway vb.net has advantages for a beginner or if you are lazy like me . :D ( i can still both write and read csharp)Quote:
maybe vb.net is a lil bit hard
but you can try c# its not hard at all ...
imo vb is a lot more confusing than C,C++,C#,Java (C, C++ may be a little hard but still less confusing than vb)Quote:
both depends on .net .. and c# is known as more difficult then vb. i agree that , syntax is different only , not much , but anyway vb.net has advantages for a beginner or if you are lazy like me . :D ( i can still both write and read csharp)
[C -> S][7021] 01 #1 83 5C #2 4D 00 #3 3F 02 #4 10 04
well, not exactlyQuote:
Hey guys ..
I was studied some movement packets
#1 = ZoneCode:[C -> S][7021] 01 #1 83 5C #2 4D 00 #3 3F 02 #4 10 04
#2 = X Cord
#3 = ?
#4 = Y Cord
What exactly is #3 ? Is that Z Cord or something like that ? :)