[Release]My source...

[killersub]

Originally Posted by F i n c h i

Using IP 127.0.0.1 causes this client crash.

I'm about 90% sure the source is causing the problem, don't know why I haven't even touched it. Btw I use hamachi, so yeah.

[xskive]

Hey can someone post a link to this source?

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[xskive]

Originally Posted by Fаng

****, that was fast.

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by xskive

****, that was fast.

It was? o.o I responded an hour after you posted. Besides, this community helped me find my major and passion. The least I can do is give back.

[corbit15]

Could somebody explain to me how to add dialog to an npc please? I know how to make the dialog, but when i build then debug the npc still says nothing. Not sure what i'm doing wrong so if anyone could tell me that'd be great, thanks.

[F i n c h i]

Originally Posted by corbit15

Could somebody explain to me how to add dialog to an npc please? I know how to make the dialog, but when i build then debug the npc still says nothing. Not sure what i'm doing wrong so if anyone could tell me that'd be great, thanks.

The case number should be the same as your NPC ID.

[corbit15]

i've been making sure the case numbers are matching with the npc id but still doesn't work

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Originally Posted by corbit15

i've been making sure the case numbers are matching with the npc id but still doesn't work

Move the "Dialogs.cs" file to the main project, right about "Program.cs". Then delete the second project and rebuild it. There's NO benefit from splitting off the Dialogs into their own project. These days, if your computer can't build a solution in less than 3 seconds, there's something seriously wrong with it.

You shouldn't keep the dialogs like that either. Circular dependency is very poor style in programming and it causes a lot of problems... like the one you're experiencing.

[_DreadNought_]

for a full source mine takes about 3-5seconds. nothing "wrong" with it?

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Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

for a full source mine takes about 3-5seconds. nothing "wrong" with it?

I'm referring to back in the days when it took more than a minute to compile something. I don't mean literally 3 seconds on the dot. Was that comment really necessary?

[corbit15]

Originally Posted by Fаng

Move the "Dialogs.cs" file to the main project, right about "Program.cs". Then delete the second project and rebuild it. There's NO benefit from splitting off the Dialogs into their own project. These days, if your computer can't build a solution in less than 3 seconds, there's something seriously wrong with it.

You shouldn't keep the dialogs like that either. Circular dependency is very poor style in programming and it causes a lot of problems... like the one you're experiencing.

Thanks i got it working now . Another question though, every once in a while i get a problem in program.cs with this line:

int Len = BitConverter.ToInt32(arg1, position += (ushort)(JunkLen + 4));

any idea why? i searched and found you posted something for it and i tried it and i thought it worked but it still happens every so often.

#EDIT nevermind i'm not having the problem anymore

#EDIT okay or not i just got the error again

[_DreadNought_]

Ive had that many of times I fixed it by changing the routine.

                    try
                    {
                        Client.Exchange = false;

                        Client.Action = 1;
                        ushort position = 7;
                        uint PacketLen = BitConverter.ToUInt32(arg1, position); position += 4;
                        int JunkLen = BitConverter.ToInt32(arg1, position); position += 4; position += (ushort)JunkLen;
                        int Len = BitConverter.ToInt32(arg1, position); position += 4;
                        byte[] pubKey = new byte[Len];
                        for (int x = 0; x < Len; x++)
                            pubKey[x] = arg1[x + position];
                        string PubKey = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(pubKey);

                        Client.Cryptography = Client.DHKeyExchance.HandleClientKeyPacket(PubKey, Client.Cryptography);
                    }

Just uses a different method to do it. never had the problem since. could never figure it out either.

[corbit15]

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

Ive had that many of times I fixed it by changing the routine.

                    try
                    {
                        Client.Exchange = false;

                        Client.Action = 1;
                        ushort position = 7;
                        uint PacketLen = BitConverter.ToUInt32(arg1, position); position += 4;
                        int JunkLen = BitConverter.ToInt32(arg1, position); position += 4; position += (ushort)JunkLen;
                        int Len = BitConverter.ToInt32(arg1, position); position += 4;
                        byte[] pubKey = new byte[Len];
                        for (int x = 0; x < Len; x++)
                            pubKey[x] = arg1[x + position];
                        string PubKey = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(pubKey);

                        Client.Cryptography = Client.DHKeyExchance.HandleClientKeyPacket(PubKey, Client.Cryptography);
                    }

Just uses a different method to do it. never had the problem since. could never figure it out either.

ah i almost had it lol i was one line off.

just tried it and the error showed up again right after i built and debugged O.o

#EDIT well after about 20 attempts i was actually able to login again. Has anyone had any problems in thread.cs and timer32.cs?

[_DreadNought_]

Yes I had that problem in thread.cs and timer32.cs just ignore it.