incoming and outgoing pachges how dos it work and wat dos it mean tnks for help:rtfm:
incoming peacges(qustin)
10/10/2010 22:17
smoker7#1
10/11/2010 12:01
IAmHawtness#2
Did you mean "packets"?
10/11/2010 12:28
DragonHeart#3
Prolly, ironic emoticon he got behind his sentence.Quote:
Did you mean "packets"?
10/11/2010 15:15
Huseby#4
Like a package you get in mail, you recive "packages" in your computer to transmit information over nettwork in and out.
Like you load an web site, you send a package out to ask for the information, and get an incomeing package with the information you need to read the web site.
Same goes for anything with the nett.
Like you load an web site, you send a package out to ask for the information, and get an incomeing package with the information you need to read the web site.
Same goes for anything with the nett.
10/11/2010 21:54
smoker7#5
ok thnks alot
so if i can sen wrong info to the serveri will get worng info from the server
the wrong info can be money or cps?
so if i can sen wrong info to the serveri will get worng info from the server
the wrong info can be money or cps?
10/11/2010 21:58
pro4never#6
No. All those things are checked server side.
All you can do with packets is control what the client is receiving or sending. This information is still checked server side.
There are some exceptions to this such as speed hacks which can be created using packets which will let you jump as fast as you want (across an entire map in like 1 second)
Check out the packet/proxy/bot thread I posted. It has a bunch of links and info.
All you can do with packets is control what the client is receiving or sending. This information is still checked server side.
There are some exceptions to this such as speed hacks which can be created using packets which will let you jump as fast as you want (across an entire map in like 1 second)
Check out the packet/proxy/bot thread I posted. It has a bunch of links and info.