anti-bot protection (magic type.dat edit spells id etc..) help!

09/04/2011 12:35 XtremeBK#1

done , thanks guys

09/04/2011 14:11 _DreadNought_#2

Dont open it up with hex.

Shit method* to accomplish an antibot imo btw.

09/04/2011 15:18 XtremeBK#3

but? .c'mon help

09/04/2011 15:38 Captivate#4

Why did you make a new thread? Ask it in that thread... sigh.

09/04/2011 16:38 XtremeBK#5

What thread lol?

Edit: why nobody helps me? I need to protect my server from aimers , auto-hunt , please guys give me some good answers

09/04/2011 17:44 kobb#6

if u are using versions higher than 5065 u dont need to open the magictype.dat with a hex editor.

09/04/2011 18:56 pro4never#7

You have to decrypt it using a .dat cryptor if it's above 5065, then edit it,then re-encrypt it.

As stated it's not a very effective way of reducing hacks really... but it's better then nothing (small changes combine to make big differences I suppose)

09/04/2011 20:05 XtremeBK#8

I'm using 5165 , I got MagicType.dat and one .txt , but I think I need to edit the .dat file from client and server side., but no idea how! or , I need to edit the text one and crypt it? if yes?what tool to use?

Thanks for answering

09/04/2011 20:57 pro4never#9

I just told you...

use DatCryptor to decrypt the file, edit it and then re-encrypt it.

The tools are all public on the forum if you bothered to do a quick search.

09/04/2011 21:41 XtremeBK#10

Okay thanks for help

09/05/2011 08:30 BaussHacker#11

It won't stop aimbot anyways. If you are talking about SV, then it's based on click and not the skill id.

09/05/2011 14:02 kobb#12

It won`t stop experienced hackers. A regular kid who`s trying to cheat a bit on a private server will fail to get the IDs for the spells or either get the aimbot to work. Imo, it`s better than nothing :/

09/05/2011 15:07 phize#13

Encrypting magictype.dat won't prevent nothing. It'll still be easy to get spell IDs.

09/06/2011 06:10 pro4never#14

If you want to do 'super easy protection' you're still best off doing a tad more work such as changing the encryption key and using one of the crappy client 'protections' sold or released all over 4b that makes the key a tad harder to retrieve.

That being said if you want any true protection (something that won't just take 10-20 min to get past) you'll have to do some far more serious work most likely involving assembly, memory injection or silent proxies to do more advanced things like custom skill/game/login encryption, scanning active programs and all sorts of other stuff.

aka NOT something you can just copy/paste and have working in a few minutes.