[Guide] Start coding in C# [ION] - Packet Structure

[George2000]

Hello,

A few days ago I start coding Project Nightline. I am giving away an easy tutorial about how to code. It works on Uber aswell because most things are same (Database usage, reading tables, Servermessage) ect..

1. Packet structure (for example we'll use LjIHey Hebbo!

Starts with the packet. It's Lj. But.. you cannot use a string as packet header, so convert it into B64 with a Packet Scout. It'll say 810.

Your first part will be:
ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage(810);
or..
ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage();

If you choosed ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage(); add below:
MOTD.Initialize(810);

Then you'll see I. This is a VL64 string. But you must convert it into a number. Do it with Packet Scout (recommended: LittleJ's Packet Scout). It'll be 1. H = always 0/false and I = always 1.

Your next line will be:
MOTD.AppendInt32(1);

Then you'll see Hey Hebbo (taken from my own hotel) That's simply the text. Your next line will be:

MOTD.AppendString("Text here");

Now in a simple void:

internal void MessageOfTheDay(string Text)
{
ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage(810);
MOTD.AppendInt32(1);
MOTD.AppendString(Text);
}

Or..

internal void MessageOfTheDay(string Text)
{
ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage();
MOTD.Initialize(810);
MOTD.AppendInt32(1);
MOTD.AppendString(Text);
}

Uber:

internal void MessageOfTheDay(string Text)
{
ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage(810);
MOTD.AppendInt32(1);
MOTD.AppendStringWithBreak(Text);
}

or..

internal void MessageOfTheDay(string Text)
{
ServerMessage MOTD = new Servermessage();
MOTD.Init(810);
MOTD.AppendInt32(1);
MOTD.AppendStringWithBreak(Text);
}

Credits:
Nillus - ION/Deltar
Me - Tutorial
Someone - Creating the void for uber.

More things coming soon.

[wy479]

Wow i dont know anything about coding and as soon as i read the first words of the tutorial i was like :confused:

[Quackster]

Well Josh.

You have obviously boosted your knowledge on Habbo programming :)

[James]

Yay, so we can have people running around who know nothing, but can follow a tutorial to get a certain output? Stop learning from these f*cking sources, and learn what your doing when you do the things inside them.