IceTrailer

It is not allowed to advertise seperated communities which are handled outside of epvp. IceTrailer

IceTrailer please delete thread, method not working anymore.

IceTrailer bitte einmal bannen und closen

Well ofc it's a scam, the threat creator is not even trying to make an excuse IceTrailer just close this already, there's enough evidence to assume this is just a scam.

Sorry, forgot you're not German. No, I only asked where you have it from. He is a NosTale TGM.

I would recommend you to learn the basics of programming. I would not recommend C# but programming in general. Start from beginning. Theoretical computer science, mathematics, procedural...

Everything can be "decompiled" in code. See Ghidra But in low level languages such as C/C++ it is not as easy as in Java/C#. Don't worry about decompiling. When you want GUI stuff, us...

C++' standard template library itself does not offer GUI classes. Depending on your platform, you might use the functions of the Win32Api (Windows) or GTK+ (Linux). But I would recommen...

It is not bullshit since it's about printing a encrypted text packet which contains \0. He might use a vector from the beginning which makes it easier than with a std::string. Illuminat...

There is a lot of confusion here. You should use a std::string to store the packet and encrypt/decrypt it. Finally you should cast it to const char* using .c_str() method and pass it to...

Where do you have the packet from? Make sure to use your GUID and to generate the hash automatically (so you don‘t have to change it everytime the client gets an update) the GUID don...

Then generate it? But why it doesn't work, it is supossed to work no? It's the same packet.

Where do you have the packet from? Make sure to use your GUID and to generate the hash automatically (so you don‘t have to change it everytime the client gets an update) The packet i...

Is the packet made with the current client version? Yes, look. std::string encryptPacket(std::string& packet) { for (int i = 0; i < packet.length(); i++) { packet[i] = (packet[i] ...

Did you generate a suitable md5 hash from the client? I just copied the packet from a packetlogger, is it any problem?

std::vector has a data() function which returns a char array. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/vector/data I figured out how to succesfully send and recv packets with sockets...

No and no. When you have decrypted bytes you should never use a string due to the null byte. Use a std::vector. And no, C/C++ terminates strings on the first found \0 byte. You cann...

Check what the content of the encrypted char array is. I would think that on index 13 there is null byte (\0) Edit: You should convert the char pointer to a std::vector<char> since y...

I don't know why this should be Nostale related. But: If you use std::string, e.g.: #include <string> int main() { std::string exampleString = "I'm a string"; const char* exa...

But? I have more things, but I won't upload them now, I think in some future years if gameforge has not released anything