NsTeST packet value

06/09/2019 04:45 Roxeez#1
Hey, i've started playing with packet, i'm wondering whats the int value between server port and last packet part ?

If i'm right the packet is like this IP:Port:?:ServerId.ChannelId.ServerName and i want to know what's the value at ? i think it's server "status" (full/normal etc..) but what's the values and what's the signification of these possible values ?

Thanks !
06/09/2019 07:02 Cryless~#2
Here you go:

NsTeST¹ <EncryptionKey>² <IP>:<Port>:<Status>:<ServerId>.<ChannelId>.<Serve rName> -1:-1:-1:10000.10000.1³

¹ = ¿NosTaleSelecT(ion)?
² = People call it SessionId because they are stupid.
³ = Delimiter

Status

Code:
 0 => Recommended
 4 => Normal
12 => Crowded
19 => Full
06/09/2019 13:51 Roxeez#3
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryless~ View Post
Here you go:

NsTeST¹ <EncryptionKey>² <IP>:<Port>:<Status>:<ServerId>.<ChannelId>.<Serve rName> -1:-1:-1:10000.10000.1³

¹ = ¿NosTaleSelecT(ion)?
² = People call it SessionId because they are stupid.
³ = Delimiter

Status

Code:
 0 => Recommended
 4 => Normal
12 => Crowded
19 => Full
Thanks exactly what i was looking for !
And about 2 i was thinking it was some kind of session id too, good to know !
06/09/2019 14:38 Cryless~#4
Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxeez View Post
Thanks exactly what i was looking for !
And about 2 i was thinking it was some kind of session id too, good to know !
Welcome! :D

You can find out the EncryptionKey usage here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Code:
((encryptionKey >> 6) & 0xFF) & 0x80000003
and

Code:
encryptionKey & 0xFF
The first value is used in the switch while the second applies to the entire buffer according to the algorithm of the triggered case.

For any questions feel free to ask.