Bedankt CodeDragon voor alle hulp die je geboden hebt en hopelijk zal blijven bieden!
Thank you CodeDragon for all the help you have offered, and for the future help I hopefully receive!
LEGALITY: This project does not in any way encourage commercial or non-commercial private servers. I do not intent to host these files, and neither should you. It is for educational purposes only. No reverse engineering or client modifications have been used in the creation of this project.
Honestly what I really need is someone who has been around in the private server section of Warrock, someone who knows what is out there.
Apparently there is no private server section in War Rock. There is an underground (a group here) which members know quite much about the game, nothing more and nothing less.
If you want to emulate the game, go try to decrypt the UDP and more importantly the TCP traffic of the game, which is not that hard to do.
I have added a link to the workspace, this includes access to the code (that is published) in the SVN
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Originally Posted by Raz9r
Apparently there is no private server section in War Rock. There is an underground (a group here) which members know quite much about the game, nothing more and nothing less.
If you want to emulate the game, go try to decrypt the UDP and more importantly the TCP traffic of the game, which is not that hard to do.
Haven't looked in any of that yet. Are there no public sources I could refer to?
Uhm. I have written a basic documentation for Network Protocol once. If you want you can have it. It contains really basic stuff like a few Login Packet structures, how it all works and what Packets look like (also how they are en/de-crypted).
Uhm. I have written a basic documentation for Network Protocol once. If you want you can have it. It contains really basic stuff like a few Login Packet structures, how it all works and what Packets look like (also how they are en/de-crypted).
I would really appreciate it of you were to share this document with me/us
Uhm. I have written a basic documentation for Network Protocol once. If you want you can have it. It contains really basic stuff like a few Login Packet structures, how it all works and what Packets look like (also how they are en/de-crypted).
Can you be more precisely about the en/de-crypted packets? Thanks!