9527 aka 0x3725.. what does this value mean?

[hio77]

so..

very few will be able to answer this question for me, but im just wondering, has anyone else stumbled upon TQs Tick protection and questioned what the hell?

void CMsgTick::Process(void *pInfo)
{
	CUserPtr pUser = UserManager()->GetUser(this);
	if(pUser)
	{
		// tick process
		DWORD dwTime = m_pInfo->dwData ^ (m_pInfo->idPlayer*m_pInfo->idPlayer+9527);
		pUser->ProcessTick(dwTime);
	}
}

here is an example, from the Emulated server source (the server sources arent TQs official ones.) the client has the same, but with more gunk.

i have seen this value used in multiple ways, be it with item ids, switch ids and many others..

so, has anyone seen 9527 or 0x3725 (Little Endian int16) or come across it in the past?


curely you dont count as i explained it indetail to you already!


a further look into the client, unless you have looked at packets, this thread is probably gonna seem like Chinese to everyone! wups!