Server side and Client side

silver · Post by **silver** » Tue Dec 23, 2003 3:58 pm

Hi.

Been playing around with ollydbg and t-search for awhile now.
Doing some banal stuff from following your tutorials, it works just fine.
But one thing beats me, since fullswing is client side, shouldn't berzerk and invisibility be client side too?

I managed to lock down so my character looks like he's always berzerked and invisible, but it doesn't help. So now to my question,

What effects is client side, and what effects is server side?
Is there a general rule I can apply?

kmatt02 · Post by **kmatt02** » Tue Dec 23, 2003 4:08 pm

Effects, meaning specialfx on your screen have nothing to do with the server.

Take your HP Guage for example. The amount of mana you have is indicated on your guage. This is an effect. You could have your mana guage show 320940 mp, when you actually have 36 or something.

It's kinda obvious which things are clientside and which are server side. Think of something you really wanna do...hmm lets say you want creatures to give you 5398185exp. That's going to be server side.

silver · Post by **silver** » Thu Dec 25, 2003 3:20 am

Is there a possibility to edit the outgoing packages to get the server to respond in certain ways then?

shandriz · Post by **shandriz** » Thu Dec 25, 2003 3:59 am

I've been working on that for about a month now. As of yet i havn't come up with anything. There is usually a pattern in packets to look for, but I can't see any yet. Either the koreans are really smart or they just made something radom due to laziness.

If anyone wants to try their hand at it then be my guest. I have been working with packet sending and editing for about 5 years now and I can't see a thing.

Kinky · Post by **Kinky** » Thu Dec 25, 2003 9:32 am

shandriz wrote: I've been working on that for about a month now. As of yet i havn't come up with anything. There is usually a pattern in packets to look for, but I can't see any yet. Either the koreans are really smart or they just made something radom due to laziness.

If anyone wants to try their hand at it then be my guest. I have been working with packet sending and editing for about 5 years now and I can't see a thing.

Koreans and smart dont go together. They just got lucky due to laziness.

What program have u been using??

silver · Post by **silver** » Sun Dec 28, 2003 2:10 am

This was harder than I thought, I can't seem to find a pattern in the packades sent/recived at all

To much "background noice"

shandriz · Post by **shandriz** » Sun Dec 28, 2003 3:45 am

silver wrote: This was harder than I thought, I can't seem to find a pattern in the packades sent/recived at all To much "background noice"

Well, pattern searching is just the technique that I use. There are several different ways to go about packet editing and such. A few others are called: general scrapping, MoTgc (no idea what it means), and basis analysis.