Erster 4.0.1 wow Server

11/07/2010 15:13 Tigerschild#1

AB wann gibt es die ersten WoW server die auf 4.0.1 laufen ?

11/07/2010 16:10 n1_Roxxer#2

Wird es so schnell keine geben.
Blizzard hat einige Sachen ge�ndert die es sehr schwer machen einen Privatserver stabil auf 4.0.1 laufen zulassen, wie z.b. die Opcodes.

11/07/2010 16:11 .BuZzGn0M#3

Ist Wow schon auf 4.0.0 ?! Hab lange nicht mehr gepatcht

11/07/2010 16:23 n1_Roxxer#4

4.0.1 ist es, am 7. Dezember wird dann Cata realesed, die Pre Events sind schon am laufen.

11/07/2010 16:25 Aggrob�r#5

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Originally Posted by swit

AB wann gibt es die ersten WoW server die auf 4.0.1 laufen ?

es gibt schon einige P Server die 4.0.1 laufen,aber die sind so verbuggt das es sich nicht Lohnt dort zu spielen:)

11/07/2010 16:27 BT-Patrick#6

wenn cata realesd sind wir auf 4.0.3 ^^

11/07/2010 17:36 Tigerschild#7

kann mehr jemand link f�r 4.0.1 server geben ??

11/07/2010 17:58 n1_Roxxer#8

Es gibt keinen einzigen WoW Server der auf 4.0.1 l�uft, wenn es einen g�be w�rde jeder den kennen.....
Ich lass mich gerne eines besseren belehren.

11/08/2010 12:32 plerion#9

Es ist eigentlich nicht so eine Hexerei, einige Dinge sind mir soweit auch schon ganz gut gelungen, wie man hier sehen kann:
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Das eigentliche Hauptproblem ist momentan, dass vern�nftiges Spielen nur m�glich ist, wenn man den Clienten lokal modifiziert (momentan am einfachsten �ber einen kleinen Patch, der zu Laufzeit ausgef�hrt wird).

11/08/2010 21:08 Tigerschild#10

k�nnte sich Bitte wer bei mir per Pn melden wen es den ersten WoW server auf 4.0.1 gibt ???
W�re nett.
Lg

11/09/2010 21:14 MoonLightS8#11

w�rde auch einen 4.0.1 server suchen.....

11/09/2010 21:20 고조선#12

Es wird so schnell keine 4.0.1 PServer geben. Auf irgendnem Server auf dem ich rums�chtel hat der Admin nen Auszug vom Mangos Development Forum gepostet

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No, there will not likely be a 4.0.1 private server any time soon for a few interesting reasons, all to do with something called "opcodes."
To specify, opcodes are the encoded values that allow the server and client to communicate back and forth. To put it in generic terms, it's basically like a language. Each opcode is a different 'password' and it's how private servers talk to private server players.
Now these opcodes have not changed in the last 5 years. Every once in awhile one or two opcodes will be added or change to a new spot. But with 4.0.1 every single opcode was randomized. In the last 5 years people have decoded about 80% of all opcodes. Now they'd have to start all over again, and it is apparently Blizzard's plan to randomize opcodes every patch. That would mean doing 5 years worth of work every 4 weeks or so.
Now let's put it in a real-world analogy. Let's say you were asked to learn a language to talk to this newly discovered tribe of people. You spent five years learning the language by hanging out with them, finding out how they communicated, and were finally "pretty good" at it. Suddenly you find out that these people are going to change to a brand new, totally different language. And they are going to change to a new language every 4 weeks. So to even talk to them you would have to keep learning their new language once a month or not be able to talk back and forth.
That's where the industry is at right now. People would love to have Cata servers, sure. But it's too much cat and mouse work trying to come up with the opcodes to communicate back and forth. And it isn't like you can find out an opcode at any time, you can only find them out by watching how the retail servers communicate. So once they update to a new version, there are new opcodes and all the old ones you learned are useless. With the new 'live patching' system they're talking about for Cata it becomes even more of an exercise in futility.
Solution: just downgrade to 3.3.5a, join a nice private server, enjoy it and if you want the new stuff go with retail.

Von daher w�rd ich mir keine gro�en Hoffnungen machen.

11/10/2010 09:55 plerion#13

Da wird auch ein riesen Drama drum gemacht. Die Handler finden sich alle im Client und von da aus ist es dann ein leichtes auf den Opcode zu schliessen. Hier mal eine Liste derer, die ich nur schon in der letzten Woche gefunden habe:

Code:

SMSG_LOGIN_SETTIMESPEED                         = 0x0A10,   // implemented
    CMSG_CHAR_CREATE                                = 0x2BF0,   // implemented
    CMSG_CHAR_ENUM                                  = 0x03F8,   // implemented
    CMSG_CHAR_DELETE                                = 0x8A78,   // implemented
    SMSG_CHAR_CREATE                                = 0xC211,   // implemented
    SMSG_CHAR_ENUM                                  = 0x429C,   // implemented
    SMSG_CHAR_DELETE                                = 0x0278,   // implemented
    CMSG_PLAYER_LOGIN                               = 0x1621,   // implemented
    SMSG_NEW_WORLD                                  = 0x4A5D,   // implemented
    CMSG_NAME_QUERY                                 = 0x4354,   // implemented
    SMSG_NAME_QUERY_RESPONSE                        = 0x0A14,   // implemented
    CMSG_CREATURE_QUERY                             = 0xE3D5,   // implemented
    SMSG_CREATURE_QUERY_RESPONSE                    = 0x83B8,   // implemented
    CMSG_CONTACT_LIST                               = 0x63D4,   // implemented
    SMSG_CONTACT_LIST                               = 0x439C,   // implemented
    SMSG_FRIEND_STATUS                              = 0xBF16,   // implemented
    CMSG_ADD_FRIEND                                 = 0xCAB1,   // implemented
    CMSG_MESSAGECHAT                                = 0xFFFF,   // not longer used in client! Instead it uses the following:
    CMSG_CHAT_MSG_SAY                               = 0x5200,   // implemented { uint32 lang, string message }
    CMSG_CHAT_MSG_YELL                              = 0x7200,   // implemented { uint32 lang, string message }
    SMSG_MESSAGECHAT                                = 0xBD0,    // implemented
    SMSG_UPDATE_OBJECT                              = 0x8BF0,   // implemented
    SMSG_DESTROY_OBJECT                             = 0xE310,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_START_FORWARD                          = 0x0B31,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_START_BACKWARD                         = 0x0B50,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_STOP                                   = 0x433C,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_START_STRAFE_LEFT                      = 0xE395,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_START_STRAFE_RIGHT                     = 0x6BF4,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_STOP_STRAFE                            = 0xA31C,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_JUMP                                   = 0x0A39,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_START_TURN_LEFT                        = 0xAA90,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_START_TURN_RIGHT                       = 0x4BFC,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_STOP_TURN                              = 0xC39D,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_SET_RUN_MODE                           = 0xE339,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_SET_WALK_MODE                          = 0x8A74,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_FALL_LAND                              = 0xAA58,   // implemented
    MSG_MOVE_HEARTBEAT                              = 0xB38,    // implemented
    SMSG_TRIGGER_CINEMATIC                          = 0x6310,   // implemented
    SMSG_SET_PROFICIENCY                            = 0x22D4,   // implemented
    SMSG_ACTION_BUTTONS                             = 0xEB74,   // implemented
    SMSG_INITIAL_SPELLS                             = 0xC2B0,   // implemented
    SMSG_LEARNED_SPELL                              = 0xCAFC,   // implemented
    SMSG_BINDPOINTUPDATE                            = 0xA255,   // implemented
    CMSG_PLAYED_TIME                                = 0x8355,   // implemented
    SMSG_PLAYED_TIME                                = 0x6BF8,   // implemented
    SMSG_AUTH_CHALLENGE                             = 0x8500,   // implemented
    CMSG_AUTH_SESSION                               = 0x3000,   // implemented
    SMSG_AUTH_RESPONSE                              = 0xEB58,   // implemented
    SMSG_EXPLORATION_EXPERIENCE                     = 0x8B58,   // implemented
    SMSG_ACCOUNT_DATA_TIMES                         = 0x82B5,   // implemented
    CMSG_UPDATE_ACCOUNT_DATA                        = 0xEB55,   // implemented
    SMSG_PLAY_SOUND                                 = 0xA2D1,   // implemented
    SMSG_MOTD                                       = 0x4394,   // implemented
    SMSG_REALM_SPLIT                                = 0x4270,   // implemented
    CMSG_REALM_SPLIT                                = 0xAB58,   // implemented
    SMSG_TIME_SYNC_REQ                              = 0xA318,   // implemented
    CMSG_CHAR_CUSTOMIZE                             = 0x250,    /// TODO: implement
    SMSG_CHAR_CUSTOMIZE                             = 0xE2B5,   /// TODO: implement
    CMSG_READY_FOR_ACCOUNT_DATA_TIMES               = 0x6A99,
    SMSG_LFG_BOOT_PLAYER                            = 0x8399,

11/13/2010 18:34 Tigerschild#14

Naja aber bei den meisten servern steht schon das sie bald mal auf 4.0.1 updaten.