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How is this possible? can any one explain
How is this possible? can any one explain
I'm pretty sure it can also be use on other private servers.Quote:
You're always one step ahead on these things...
I hope this thing only affects play9d though... It would be like stabbing a dead horse...Useless
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This game never fails to amaze me. Always new bugs to buse that's why I stopped playing this crap game.
You're both right and it's all because of the lack of version restriction, content check and a good client protection, not to mention the coders stupidity about some features. I'll give a small example and will stop talking towards this: the NPC in Hefei and their collections... all of 'em are client-sided...Quote:
9D was open to abuse from day one because the devs always violated the most fundamental rule of anything online. DO NOT TRUST THE CLIENT. If you fail at that, everything else is a moot point.
Heck, given enough time/interest to document/reverse their client files, you could probably mod it to do totally unreal shit.
Don't want to go into this, but you're wrong, both collections and resources are serversided... (people who host a private server can confirm it) ... If you disable a resource in server side it will be disabled on the client too (not visually though)Quote:
You're both right and it's all because of the lack of version restriction, content check and a good client protection, not to mention the coders stupidity about some features. I'll give a small example and will stop talking towards this: the NPC in Hefei and their collections... all of 'em are client-sided...
atm without a tool to decrypt the files inside of vr enviroment is not possible to add items to a npc, but i you go to npc scripts at server side you can atleast nerf the npc to give another item or remove the item.Quote:
I meant the NPC availability (visibility and usability) is client sided. Collections can be disabled server-side, so is the drop of specific items, but files such as SCR_BASE is itself a security hole.