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Originally Posted by andybeme
rPE:
1. Run the race once, and get the packet that you send when you cross the finish line. It should be size 39.
2. Right click, send, and keep it there.
3. Race again, go through the first few easy flags, and then send the packet.
That should be it.
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Can't believe I never thought of this... Thanks, I'm gonna go try it now.
Edit: Ok, it works. However, recording the packets for going through all the flags is much more productive.
Edit2: For help to all of you going out to record the packets for every flag, the packets for the flags are 39 bytes.
A simple way to get the packet for every flag in order would be to start recording after you start the race, and stop once you finish and send the packets for going through every flag in the order they came using the sendlist.
Edit3: However, the flags happen to not be the only size 39 byte packet. I'll figure out what the packets should look like in a few
Edit4: All flag packets should start like this:
88 27 00 00 00 00 51 7B D4 DA 25 34 44 4A 81 04 76 EC 31 C6 B4 01
and then there should be some hex that is special to its own flag.
Edit5: Also, the packets for flags are a little more complicated than i thought; There's information on how many flags you missed in the flag packets, or in another packet. ><