Recent content by Nillus

Absolutely fascinating.

Very much alive! This week I stumbled upon a large batch of Windows Live Messenger chatlogs from the past. We go way back, man! Like, 2011 and stuff. I remember how 2011 was all 'modern' and poop and now I just chuckle at the idea of WLM alltogether. Time flies. Glad that you're alive as well...

Thanks, I'll give Pale Moon a go when I have some better internets. Asia can be pretty scrappy at times. RE: Waldkorn, here you go! Zipped the directory after plucking the .svn metadata, can't believe we all used (or attempted to use) Subversion back then. This is the latest latest source code...

Hey! I never bothered to figure out the 'cs' checksum for photos. Grab and persist, retrieve and provide. Seems like it was some image integrity protection, provided by Shockwave itself. No idea how it is computed. Regarding the credentials in the MUS 'Logon' message for V13: I think it could...

Yep, good times! If interested: I can provide you guys with the Waldkorn source code. For some reason the latest version I have of it contains bots and minor RP additions. This week I stumbled upon the codebase + database dump from when people had been playing on it for a while. What I can tell...

Try Scala! Go is a warthog of a language.

Habbo emulation, alive and well in 2017! I bet DominicGunn and his friends at Sulake are very pleased with this stuff. Interesting to see how feature-loaded this game has gotten... and how features like the camera have been reimplemented in such a radically different way. Horses, snowboarding...

Gorgeous. Reminds me of Waldkorn. Great to see software like this... archived together with the client files. Too bad that the Shockwave player isn't as futureproof... Gotta preserve as much of this nostalgia fuel as possible.

Cool beans Steve, I was curious whether someone already wrote an emulator in Scala, Googled and then ended up here. Pure Java! Anyway, interesting to read that you managed to implement a solver for the 'Banzai connected shapes filler' thing, most people never bothered with that but back in the...

Don't bother with Holograph, I was new to C# and OO back then and I'm still surprised it worked out all that great. :P: I love how you pointed out the naming errors btw, looking back... I hate it as well & I don't know what I was up to. It's also so not-OO with all these big bloated classes, the...

Lovely.

V1 - V11 = login in the client only (TRY_LOGIN stuff) V12 - V18 = SSO login + client login V19 - now = SSO login only (even though TryLoginMessageComposer still exists?) Aka, SSO login was introduced in V12 and client login was 'disabled'/removed after V18. (so, technically in V19) Waves and...

Dom, most of the work in a Habbo emu is not in the network protocol! It's game logic. :love: I heavily obfuscated some of my work, decompiled it and checked it out. Still looked pretty mint. Phoenix just looks like Uber. Which is crap. Meep. Or did you rewrite it, in a new and better way...

I especially liked the part where you actually showed us that Phoenix was no hacked-together crap and indeed possesses this more-than-adequate somewhat e-penile internetworking apparatus. Any IL disassembler says no. Please do refrain from continuing. Still, awesome pics. Great size. Look...

I've seen it too, everything is poop, but it works. It's like Uber with this giant bunch of hardcoded hacky buggy poop slapped on top of it. :laugh: I never understood why Aaron didn't start something from scratch in Java. :huh: Also, what's the sockets hype here on RZ. Like, really. I've seen...