Upgrading to 5180?

[Kiyono]

Since Hybrid's 5135 could let you log in using a 5165 without changing anything, I figured that the source upgraded to 5165 would let you at least log in with a 5180 client (after adding the seed packet **** to the auth server).
But it seems to stuck at the initializing screen of the client, and according the the game server the last packet was 1134.
So I searched epvp for a bit and found the 1134 packet (something about quest information) and added it and it went past that 1134 packet but now stays stuck at the 1135 packet which I have no clue of of what it is. So what is this 1135 packet and what is necessary to be upgraded to be able to log in?

[pro4never]

Why not take a peek at immunes source to see what's needed to login? It works perfectly fine on 5180.

[Kiyono]

Actually I did and changed all packets that could be upgraded to what Immune's source had, I also disabled all packets that were not in Immune's source and still the same =/

[teroareboss1]

you don't need 1134
You upgrad Generaldata?

[Kiyono]

public unsafe struct DataPacket
    {
        public ushort Size;
        public ushort Type;
        public uint UID;
        public uint dwParam1;
        public ushort dwParam_Lo 
        { 
            get { return (ushort)dwParam1; }
            set { dwParam1 = (uint)((dwParam_Hi << 16) | value); }
        }
        public ushort dwParam_Hi 
        { 
            get { return (ushort)(dwParam1 >> 16); }
            set { dwParam1 = (uint)((value << 16) | dwParam_Lo); }
        }
        public TIME TimeStamp;
        public DataID ID;
        public ushort wFacing;
        public ushort wParam1;
        public ushort wParam2;
        public uint dwParam2;
        public uint dwParam3;
        private fixed byte TQServer[8];

        public static DataPacket Create()
        {
            DataPacket packet = new DataPacket();
            packet.Size = 0x25;
            packet.Type = 0x271A;
            packet.TimeStamp = TIME.Now;
            PacketBuilder.AppendTQServer(packet.TQServer, 8);
            return packet;
        }
    }

public DataPacket(uint UID, ushort wParam1, ushort wParam2, uint dwParam1, ushort Type)
            : base(8 + 37)
        {
            WORD(37, 0);
            WORD(10010, 2);
            this.UID = UID;
            this.dwParam1 = dwParam1;
            DWORD32((uint)DateTime.Now.GetHashCode(), 16);
            this.ID = Type;
            this.wParam1 = wParam1;
            this.wParam2 = wParam2;
            
        }

Doesn't look wrong.

[teroareboss1]

Originally Posted by Kiyono

public unsafe struct DataPacket
    {
        public ushort Size;
        public ushort Type;
        public uint UID;
        public uint dwParam1;
        public ushort dwParam_Lo 
        { 
            get { return (ushort)dwParam1; }
            set { dwParam1 = (uint)((dwParam_Hi << 16) | value); }
        }
        public ushort dwParam_Hi 
        { 
            get { return (ushort)(dwParam1 >> 16); }
            set { dwParam1 = (uint)((value << 16) | dwParam_Lo); }
        }
        public TIME TimeStamp;
        public DataID ID;
        public ushort wFacing;
        public ushort wParam1;
        public ushort wParam2;
        public uint dwParam2;
        public uint dwParam3;
        private fixed byte TQServer[8];

        public static DataPacket Create()
        {
            DataPacket packet = new DataPacket();
            packet.Size = 0x25;
            packet.Type = 0x271A;
            packet.TimeStamp = TIME.Now;
            PacketBuilder.AppendTQServer(packet.TQServer, 8);
            return packet;
        }
    }

public DataPacket(uint UID, ushort wParam1, ushort wParam2, uint dwParam1, ushort Type)
            : base(8 + 37)
        {
            WORD(37, 0);
            WORD(10010, 2);
            this.UID = UID;
            this.dwParam1 = dwParam1;
            DWORD32((uint)DateTime.Now.GetHashCode(), 16);
            this.ID = Type;
            this.wParam1 = wParam1;
            this.wParam2 = wParam2;
            
        }

Doesn't look wrong.

    public unsafe struct DataPacket
    {
        public ushort Size;
        public ushort Type;//2
        public uint UID;//4
        public uint dwParam1;//8
        public ushort dwParam_Lo
        {
            get { return (ushort)dwParam1; }
            set { dwParam1 = (uint)((dwParam_Hi << 16) | value); }
        }
        public ushort dwParam_Hi
        {
            get { return (ushort)(dwParam1 >> 16); }
            set { dwParam1 = (uint)((value << 16) | dwParam_Lo); }
        }
        public TIME TimeStamp;//12
        public uint Unknown;//16
        public DataID ID;//20
        public ushort wFacing;//22
        public ushort wParam1;//24
        public ushort wParam2;//26
        public uint dwParam2;//28
        public uint dwParam3;//32
        public ushort Unknown2;//36
        private fixed byte TQServer[8];

        public static DataPacket Create()
        {
            DataPacket packet = new DataPacket();
            packet.Size = 0x25;
            packet.Type = 0x271A;
            packet.TimeStamp = TIME.Now;
            PacketBuilder.AppendTQServer(packet.TQServer, 8);
            return packet;
        }
    }

[Kiyono]

Well that worked but why doesn't Immune's source have these unknowns?

[marlyandedsel]

can i ask Is it source 5165 upgrade to 5180 can you tell me what needed to upgrade it from 5165 to 5180 i have source im using 5165 do we have to change all ?

[hunterman01]

maybe ill post my 5325 source who knows...

[marlyandedsel]

Originally Posted by hunterman01

maybe ill post my 5325 source who knows...

Yes that good... might help us .. thanks very if you do

[chickmagnet]

Originally Posted by hunterman01

maybe ill post my 5325 source who knows...

i type wonna see it but idk if thats a good idea

[marlyandedsel]

or just release it to someone who really need to learn about it.. not here in private I think...