vb.net benco emulator updated!

[x*Manu*x]

i wrote you a pm

[vorosmihaly]

so..you're trying to "update" that emu,and you want us to parse the packet for you?...

[x*Manu*x]

Originally Posted by vorosmihaly

so..you're trying to "update" that emu,and you want us to parse the packet for you?...

when you dont want to help then dont answer here ok and now stfu i will learn it -.- kiddy

[lesderid]

Originally Posted by kevin_owner

Well EdxSilkroadLoader parses the packet foryou so you know what a byte is and what a word is ect. It also produces this one but the next packet in the log is the parsed one

edxSilkroadLoader doesn't 'parse' chardata.

[kevin_owner]

strange because for me it does.

The log shows me 2 packets. the non parsed chardata and underneath that one it's completly parsed. well it messes some things up with the first packet but that's easy if you have any kind of brains:P

It's the same for the char listing.

[x*Manu*x]

Originally Posted by kevin_owner

strange because for me it does.

The log shows me 2 packets. the non parsed chardata and underneath that one it's completly parsed. well it messes some things up with the first packet but that's easy if you have any kind of brains:P

It's the same for the char listing.

hm so you can update it? you said you have a program who find all this values fast so its for you easier than for me ^^

[kevin_owner]

Well I have a little buggy tool which converts those values easily but you have to do something by yourself. We can't just help you with everything so you got to figure things out by yourself and most of the times the hard way is the best way:P

But I don't have something which just says like owh this is the hp or this is the mp. you just need to convert the values to it's real value. (You might use the packetreader of the emulator and store the non parsed packet in a buffer and load it into the packetreader).

and then you have to rebuild the packet. check which things changed and I assume a lot xD an emulator isn't just something easy it's really hard to figure out what some values do and there isn't an universial packet converter which returns all the values with their description.

and ofcourse it's easier for me than for you but how do you think how I learned how to read packets ect? not by asking someone else to do it:P I spend a while on figuring out how you can read packets and once I knew those kind of things I just used the packet reader to read parsed packet.

[x*Manu*x]

i give you money by paypal when you do it for!

[kevin_owner]

So you really want it that much?
Well I will help you with it but I don't accept money so you can keep your money and buy something nice for yourself:P

[x*Manu*x]

ok your choose and thank you kevin you are the one ! ;P

[Keyeight]

that`s what i talking about ... help Kevin soo nice guy and he is real nice man who wanna give help

[CrystalCoder]

please link to this emu?

[x*Manu*x]

Emulator dont work because some packets in the Emu is wrong or not updated ... i rly dont know how to work with packets D

[CrystalCoder]

hmm hello epvp
so me and manu work now thgeter on the emulator now my problem is thet
i changed the opcode only at the login source now its enter to client the version currectly stand on 1.304 isro but when enter to game the intro comming with message say "You Have Been Disconnect from the server" and in emulator says Worng Version used by 127.0.0.1
127.0.0.1 disconnect from this i can understand i miss something with packet if anybody can help me to chnage version fully its be great.

[kevin_owner]

Don't get me wrong but aren't you working on the emulator? I mean such things are just routine in creating an emulator aren't they? I guess that the hardest part of an emulator is the logic to handle a lot of users at the same time and get everything working correctly.

But I will take a look at that packet and update my emulator too see if the same happens to me.

btw which packet is this exactly. just a opcode would be fine. from your story i'm getting the idea that this is the characterdata packet or the patch packet but I don't know one you exactly mean so an opcode would be nice