[Lands Of The Forgotten Release] Pull Back

_tao4229_ · 09/08/2009, 04:24

You're both ignorant, arrogant, annoying, stupid, and wrong.

Yes that means both of you.
Holy ****.

hunterman01 · 09/08/2009, 05:15

Ouch

ftplayer · 09/08/2009, 15:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zion~

Incorrect usage, yes pull backs can stop you from trying to jump disconnect.
But they where actually made too stop speed hackers.

Your code is incomplete I believe.

You dont even know why its "incomplete".

Quote:

Originally Posted by Empty Project

Incomplete? How so? It works perfectly fine...

Reads the distance between the previous step and the new step, If too great it will pull you back. To tell you the truth this was created for the very purpose of stopping people for disconnecting. Show your code and tell me your purpose, I can speed perfectly fine on a server with pullback. This pullback has nothing to do with speeding, It does not calculate how fast they are going but how far they are going in one single jump. So in fact, Your definition of pull back is incorrect.

Indeed Zion was right...it is incomplete but he doesnt really know why its incomplete.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Empty Project

Code:

                                        if (MyMath.PointDistance(PrevX, PrevY, NewX, NewY) > 15)
                                        {
                                            MyChar.Teleport(MyChar.LocMap, MyChar.LocX, MyChar.LocY);
                                            SendPacket(General.MyPackets.SendMsg(MessageId,"SYSTEM", MyChar.Name, "PullBack!", 2011);
[B]retrun;
In case 133: 

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	Code:
	ushort NewY = (ushort)((Data[0xf] << 8) + Data[0xe]);
Directly under that insert this code

//this way your server won't still change the LocX and LocY of the client. 
                                        }

You may also edit the > 15, The 15 is how many spaces between the previous step and the next step.

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Ready...now it is Complete.

Basser · 09/08/2009, 15:51

The script I use is better, this is incomplete, you can still use Cheat Engine >_>.
I didn't code mine so won't release it.

tanelipe · 09/08/2009, 16:07

Code:

ushort nx = ... 

if(PointDistance(Client.Entity.Location.X, Client.Entity.Location.Y, nx, ny) > 15) {
	Teleport(Client.Entity.Location.Map.ID, Client.Entity.Location.X, Client.Entity.Location.Y);
	Client.SendMessage("[PULLBACK: Jump too far]", ChatType.Center);
	return;
}

nx/y = new x/y
ox/y = old x/y

You're comparing the nx, ny and ox, oy that you get from packets; One could just spoof the coordinates so it would fit your code. Instead of that you should check the nx and ny from the packet and ox and oy from your clients location.

~~Empty Project~~ · 09/10/2009, 21:09

#request close

_Emme_ · 09/10/2009, 22:01

#Closed