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Originally Posted by Mikawa
Then how do you explain that others learned to do it? They just get the required steps and informations from aliens or what?
Ofcourse you need some directions at least to have any idea where to start from.
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You reminds me of talks about Go-d.
where did the first person learn it then?
I can tell you for sure, I've learn to parse Silkroad's packets all by my own.
the only thing I've been told was the packet build (Len-Opcode-Security bytes-Data).
I had to do the rest on my own.
I'm not the best when it comes to parsing, sometimes it requires a lot of time for me.
but it doesn't matter how many times you go wrong with parsing, you can keep on parsing untill you fully parse the packet.
(S>C packets are usually easier to parse because you can get a visual result if you inject/send them, in most cases)
Take Eckoro as an example, he's neat when it comes to packet parsing, he parsed almost every packet in SRO (or at least most of them :P).
I've seen few of his packets parsing and it's crazy, every single byte is parsed.
it just requires a lot of time and sometimes a little (or not-so-little) boring job,
depends on how complicated the packet is and how experienced you are.
read Drew's tutorials about Silkroad's packets system to understand the build of Silkroad's packets and you're good to go.
