5200 Packets

[-virTuaL]

Does anybody have 5200 packets? In need of CharacterInfo and Entity right now. I got everything right with charinfo except for the name. I've tried every offset from 90-109, nothing working at all, anybody got some help?

[Yup Stigs]

Alright arco, use my account, nbd

[_DreadNought_]

I believe they're both actually out there.

Well characterinfo is DEFIANTLY out there. You wont get em for free.

[-virTuaL]

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

I believe they're both actually out there.

Well characterinfo is DEFIANTLY out there. You wont get em for free.

Charinfo for 5200 isn't out there afaik. Haven't seen it.

[_DreadNought_]

Well I most certianly have. My own thread actually <3
For 5180* but it works for 5200

[-virTuaL]

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

Well I most certianly have. My own thread actually <3
For 5180* but it works for 5200

I tried 5180 charinfo, didn't work. Well the name portion at least.

[Spirited]

Maybe you're not guessing correctly.
I'm going to make a wiki sooner or later with the packets for every patch... but uhm... that won't be for a long time. If you want to wait and just use 5187 for now, then u could do that... You're best option right now is to guess offsets. I made a thread a while ago about packets (on 4botters)... you can check for that if you want. It's not that good of an explanation though.

[-virTuaL]

Originally Posted by Fаng

Maybe you're not guessing correctly.
I'm going to make a wiki sooner or later with the packets for every patch... but uhm... that won't be for a long time. If you want to wait and just use 5187 for now, then u could do that... You're best option right now is to guess offsets. I made a thread a while ago about packets (on 4botters)... you can check for that if you want. It's not that good of an explanation though.

I know how to guess offsets, thats easy. But here's my thing.
5180 the offsets for the strings in charinfo were as follows.
Offset[89] = StringCount, which is 2.
Offset[90] = Name.Length
Offset[91] = Name;
Offset [92+90] = Spouse.Length
Offset[92+91] = Spouse;

Then in 5250
Offset[106] = StringCount, which is 2.
Offset[107] = Name.Length
Offset[108] = Name;
Offset [109+107] = Spouse.Length
Offset[108+107] = Spouse;

So I'm 100% sure it has to be in between those 2 groups of offsets, and i've tried all, doesn't work. And it won't be any higher than 5250 offsets because TQ doesn't do that with its char info packet. Make a higher patches offsets value lower than a lower patches offsets.

[Spirited]

Here's a 5223 Character Info Packet from an old source of mine:

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byte[] Packet = new byte[117 + client.Entity.FirstName.Length + client.Entity.LastName.Length + client.Entity.Spouse.Length];
WriteUInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8), 0, Packet);
WriteUInt16(1006, 2, Packet);
WriteUInt32(client.Entity.UID, 4, Packet);
WriteUInt32(client.Entity.Mesh, 8, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.HairStyle, 12, Packet);
WriteUInt32(client.Entity.Money, 14, Packet);
WriteUInt32(client.Entity.ConquerPoints, 18, Packet);
WriteUInt64(client.Entity.Experience, 22, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Strength, 50, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Agility, 52, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Vitality, 54, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Spirit, 56, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Attributes, 58, Packet);
WriteUInt16((ushort)client.Entity.Hitpoints, 60, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Mana, 62, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.PKPoints, 64, Packet);
Packet[66] = client.Entity.Level;
Packet[67] = client.Entity.Class;
Packet[68] = client.Entity.FirstRebornClass;
Packet[69] = client.Entity.SecondRebornClass;
Packet[71] = client.Entity.Reborn;
WriteUInt32(client.Entity.QuizPoints, 73, Packet);
WriteUInt16((ushort)(client.Entity.EnlightenPoints * 100), 77, Packet);
WriteUInt16(client.Entity.Enlightened, 79, Packet);
WriteUInt32(client.Entity.BoundCPs, 89, Packet);
Packet[93] = 0x03;
WriteByte((byte)(client.Entity.FirstName.Length), 94, Packet);
WriteString(client.Entity.FirstName, 95, Packet);
WriteByte((byte)(client.Entity.LastName.Length), 95 + client.Entity.FirstName.Length, Packet);
WriteString(client.Entity.LastName, 96 + client.Entity.FirstName.Length, Packet);
WriteByte((byte)(client.Entity.Spouse.Length), 96 + client.Entity.FirstName.Length + client.Entity.LastName.Length, Packet);
WriteString(client.Entity.Spouse, 97 + client.Entity.FirstName.Length + client.Entity.LastName.Length, Packet);
return Packet;

[-virTuaL]

So wait, when were these "second names" added? o.O

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by -virTuaL

So wait, when were these "second names" added? o.O

5212, removed in 5250.
I know I'm advertising when I say this and someone's going to hammer on me sooner or later...
but you can see patch info at co.91.com or summarized into one place on my blog:

[-virTuaL]

Originally Posted by Fаng

5212, removed in 5250.
I know I'm advertising when I say this and someone's going to hammer on me sooner or later...
but you can see patch info at co.91.com or summarized into one place on my blog:

Well thanks Fang. Iunno maybe I didn't test those offsets, but it worked. Next thing to work on is Entity. Gosh, that ones always a hassle.

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by -virTuaL

Well thanks Fang. Iunno maybe I didn't test those offsets, but it worked. Next thing to work on is Entity. Gosh, that ones always a hassle.

My 5523 source didn't go very far, but I have the length and x and y offsets:

 WriteUInt16((ushort)(169 + FirstName.Length), 0, SpawnPacket);
                WriteUInt16(10014, 2, SpawnPacket);
                SpawnPacket[165] = 1;
                SpawnPacket[166] = (byte)_Name.Length;
                WriteString(_Name, 167, SpawnPacket);

X:
WriteUInt16(value, 72, SpawnPacket);

Y:
WriteUInt16(value, 74, SpawnPacket);

[-virTuaL]

Originally Posted by Fаng

My 5523 source didn't go very far, but I have the length and x and y offsets:

 WriteUInt16((ushort)(169 + FirstName.Length), 0, SpawnPacket);
                WriteUInt16(10014, 2, SpawnPacket);
                SpawnPacket[165] = 1;
                SpawnPacket[166] = (byte)_Name.Length;
                WriteString(_Name, 167, SpawnPacket);

X:
WriteUInt16(value, 72, SpawnPacket);

Y:
WriteUInt16(value, 74, SpawnPacket);

Great I can use this and try offsets between 5180 and 5223.