help to update packets.

04/30/2011 05:14 dego4ever#1

I am a beginner at c# learning. & not know
how can i update any packets.

any coder please explain how to update any packet for exm.

04/30/2011 10:00 iStefan#2

Updating Packets is not much of drama, but You're not gonna learn it in 1 day, especially if you don't know the basics of C#.
Learn About Variables, Their Usage, for, try catch, arrays, then sniffing, analyzing and structuring packets.
p.s. Packet = Byte Array.
example:

Code:

byte[] b = new byte[123];

04/30/2011 14:13 dego4ever#3

Quote:
Originally Posted by iStefan
Updating Packets is not much of drama, but You're not gonna learn it in 1 day, especially if you don't know the basics of C#.
Learn About Variables, Their Usage, for, try catch, arrays, then sniffing, analyzing and structuring packets.
p.s. Packet = Byte Array.
example:
Code:
byte[] b = new byte[123];

thanks iStefan

04/30/2011 16:34 pro4never#4

I suggest reading the sticky I wrote on understanding packets proxies and bots in the general discussion section. It explains what packets are and how they work, how to structure them, etc.

Once you understand all that information they are really quite simple.

04/30/2011 16:50 Syst3m_W1z4rd#5

Don't forget sockets. Server, client stuff.

04/30/2011 17:52 pro4never#6

Yes but sockets don't make any different for understanding packets <_<...

04/30/2011 19:10 Syst3m_W1z4rd#7

Quote:

Originally Posted by pro4never

Yes but sockets don't make any different for understanding packets <_<...

No, but you're using them to send the packets.

04/30/2011 19:31 _DreadNought_#8

Yea, when using packets you should probably know how they're being sent.

04/30/2011 23:05 dego4ever#9

Quote:

Originally Posted by pro4never

I suggest reading the sticky I wrote on understanding packets proxies and bots in the general discussion section. It explains what packets are and how they work, how to structure them, etc.

Once you understand all that information they are really quite simple.

is this link of it [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] ?

05/01/2011 00:05 pro4never#10

Quote:

Originally Posted by dego4ever

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No, but I do link to it.

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