[C#] Project H(S)R - 'Full' R38 Server

[ovflowd]

No, you clearly don't understand. I meant my shockwave loader stopped working out of nowhere, like it doesn't create a connection to my server. Room entry still works. But I can't test if it works on shockwave due to my shockwave loader being broken.

You mean Shockware stopped working? Or your Schokwave client isn't working?

One thing that i didn't understood. v38 Emulator is compatible with Flash and Shockwave in same time?
I mean, you can enter in Shockwave or Flash in the same server, and see the same stuff?

If yes, that's amazing, and remembers a RuneScape feature. Since a lot of people like Old School. Creating a server with Double Functionality will be awesome. Obviously need to make some tricks to enable Shockwave in Chrome or Firefox. So i'm introducing this idea:

Habbo Browser. A C# Browser that goes directly to your server page and that works with Shockwave and Flash same time.. The popular browsers are killing Flash and already killed Shockwave (In Firefox you can still use & Opera too)...

I think will be awesome.

#ontopic
My semester it's finishing, and i still dunno if will continue with Habbo. I think i will stop with Habbo... :/



Obs.: Found this at web: https://helpx.adobe.com/shockwave/kb/enabling-shockwave-player.html

 

[Emily]

@saamus
The shockwave client does load, but like 90% (where before it was like 95%) and it doesn't create a connection anymore).

1. Get the shockwave dll
2. Add it to a C# project
3. Use it in winforms
4. Congratulations, you created a shockwave client.

Also, you can download the flash dll as well and use it in winforms as well. It's not hard.

 

[ovflowd]

@saamus
The shockwave client does load, but like 90% (where before it was like 95%) and it doesn't create a connection anymore).

1. Get the shockwave dll
2. Add it to a C# project
3. Use it in winforms
4. Congratulations, you created a shockwave client.

Also, you can download the flash dll as well and use it in winforms as well. It's not hard.

I didn't said it's hard. Only said that will be good. Maybe i will do this in the free time (if i had some free time)

 

[Emily]

@saamus I already made one, well, a simple .exe with shockwave implemented.

 

[ovflowd]

Here we go Glaceon: Little Idea C# Flash/Shockwave Client

 

[Emily]

I don't understand stuff of room entry...

I always thought the correct order was:

1. Client sends packet for flat entry
2. Server sends some poop back (like open connection, AE packet, room score, event info etc.)
3. Client sends packet for furniture aliases
4. Server sends back furniture aliases
5. Client sends packet for group badges
6. Server sends back group badges
7. Server sends other packets for model etc.

What happens, after sending furniture aliases and group badges, it sends the room ad packet, I send room ad packet back, but then I don't receive anything anymore. R40 holograph emulator, Torpeedo, UberEmu, all can't help me really, they all do it the "wrong" way.

'Cuz Flash entry is a witch, I decided to make shockwave first (my shockwave is fixed).

Still need to do a lot, such as doorbell entry, password entry, room items and whatnot. Public rooms most likely doesn't work.

 

[Emily]

As I don't always want to work on my v38, I got a little side-project I can sometimes work on. It's more like a secondary project and it's much different from the v38:

- It's written in Java
- The project name is FuseServer
- It's... v9?
- It will contain some VERY SPECIAL features (I won't spoil the fun for you... ;-))

The source code is written from scratch. A few examples of the source:

public class UPDATE  implements IMessageHandler {

    @Override
    public void handle(GameSession session) {
        //@l@D@Y8420118001270012900121001@F@Cbla
        TMap<Integer, String> userPacket = session.getRequest().decodeUserPacket();
        
        String newFigure = userPacket.get(4);
        String newGender = userPacket.get(5);
        String newMotto = userPacket.get(6);
        
        if (newFigure == null && newGender == null && newMotto == null) // no updates, useless to continue
            return;
        
        if (newFigure != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setFigure(newFigure);
        
        if (newGender != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setGender(newGender);
        
        if (newMotto != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setMotto(newMotto);
        
        session.getHabbo().updateAppearance();
        
        session.sendMessage(USEROBJECT.compose(session.getHabbo()));
    }

}

public class FuseCache<TKey, TValue> {
    
    private final TMap<TKey, TValue> _cache;
    private final Function<TKey, TValue> _func;
    
    public FuseCache(Function<TKey, TValue> func) {
        _cache = new THashMap<>();
        _func = func;
    }
    
    public TValue get(TKey key) {
        if (_cache.containsKey(key)) 
            return _cache.get(key);
        
        TValue value = _func.apply(key);
        _cache.put(key, value);
        return value;
    }
    
    public void set(TKey key, TValue value) {
        _cache.put(key, value);
    }

}

public class HabboLoader {
    
    private final FuseCache<Integer, Habbo> _habbosById;
    private final FuseCache<String, Habbo> _habbosByName;
    
    public HabboLoader() {
        _habbosById = new FuseCache<>(id -> getHabboById(id));
        _habbosByName = new FuseCache<>(name -> getHabboByName(name));
    }
    
    public Habbo select(int id) {
        return _habbosById.get(id);
    }
    
    public Habbo select(String name) {
        return _habbosByName.get(name);
    }
    
    private Habbo getHabboByName(String name) {
        try (DatabaseClient client = FuseProgram.getServer().getDatabase().getClient()) {
            client.setQuery("SELECT * FROM `habbos` WHERE `name` = ? LIMIT 1");
            client.setString(1, name);
            
            ResultSet set = client.getResultSet();
            
            if (set.next()) {
                Habbo habbo = new Habbo(set);
                _habbosById.set(habbo.getId(), habbo);
                _habbosByName.set(habbo.getName(), habbo);
                return habbo;
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            Logger.logDebug("Cannot fetch habbo with Name '" + name + "', error: " + ex.getMessage());
        }
        
        return null;
    }
    
    private Habbo getHabboById(int id) {
        try (DatabaseClient client = FuseProgram.getServer().getDatabase().getClient()) {
            client.setQuery("SELECT * FROM `habbos` WHERE `id` = ? LIMIT 1");
            client.setInt(1, id);
            
            ResultSet set = client.getResultSet();
            
            if (set.next()) {
                Habbo habbo = new Habbo(set);
                _habbosById.set(habbo.getId(), habbo);
                _habbosByName.set(habbo.getName(), habbo);
                return habbo;
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            Logger.logDebug("Cannot fetch habbo with ID '" + id + "', error: " + ex.getMessage());
        }
        
        return null;
    }

}

Screenies:

More isn't done. Also, please note, this doesn't mean the v38 is abandoned, it's just that working 24/7 on the same project gets kind of boring. And since there are no good easy-to-setup v9 servers (Thor isn't exactly easy to setup and misses a lot of things) I thought: why no v9? Also, camera will get coded. Camera credits goes to Nillus I use Maven blabla now I want cookies.

 

[ovflowd]

As I don't always want to work on my v38, I got a little side-project I can sometimes work on. It's more like a secondary project and it's much different from the v38:

- It's written in Java
- The project name is FuseServer
- It's... v9?
- It will contain some VERY SPECIAL features (I won't spoil the fun for you... ;-))

The source code is written from scratch. A few examples of the source:

public class UPDATE  implements IMessageHandler {

    @Override
    public void handle(GameSession session) {
        //@l@D@Y8420118001270012900121001@F@Cbla
        TMap<Integer, String> userPacket = session.getRequest().decodeUserPacket();
        
        String newFigure = userPacket.get(4);
        String newGender = userPacket.get(5);
        String newMotto = userPacket.get(6);
        
        if (newFigure == null && newGender == null && newMotto == null) // no updates, useless to continue
            return;
        
        if (newFigure != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setFigure(newFigure);
        
        if (newGender != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setGender(newGender);
        
        if (newMotto != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setMotto(newMotto);
        
        session.getHabbo().updateAppearance();
        
        session.sendMessage(USEROBJECT.compose(session.getHabbo()));
    }

}

public class FuseCache<TKey, TValue> {
    
    private final TMap<TKey, TValue> _cache;
    private final Function<TKey, TValue> _func;
    
    public FuseCache(Function<TKey, TValue> func) {
        _cache = new THashMap<>();
        _func = func;
    }
    
    public TValue get(TKey key) {
        if (_cache.containsKey(key)) 
            return _cache.get(key);
        
        TValue value = _func.apply(key);
        _cache.put(key, value);
        return value;
    }
    
    public void set(TKey key, TValue value) {
        _cache.put(key, value);
    }

}

public class HabboLoader {
    
    private final FuseCache<Integer, Habbo> _habbosById;
    private final FuseCache<String, Habbo> _habbosByName;
    
    public HabboLoader() {
        _habbosById = new FuseCache<>(id -> getHabboById(id));
        _habbosByName = new FuseCache<>(name -> getHabboByName(name));
    }
    
    public Habbo select(int id) {
        return _habbosById.get(id);
    }
    
    public Habbo select(String name) {
        return _habbosByName.get(name);
    }
    
    private Habbo getHabboByName(String name) {
        try (DatabaseClient client = FuseProgram.getServer().getDatabase().getClient()) {
            client.setQuery("SELECT * FROM `habbos` WHERE `name` = ? LIMIT 1");
            client.setString(1, name);
            
            ResultSet set = client.getResultSet();
            
            if (set.next()) {
                Habbo habbo = new Habbo(set);
                _habbosById.set(habbo.getId(), habbo);
                _habbosByName.set(habbo.getName(), habbo);
                return habbo;
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            Logger.logDebug("Cannot fetch habbo with Name '" + name + "', error: " + ex.getMessage());
        }
        
        return null;
    }
    
    private Habbo getHabboById(int id) {
        try (DatabaseClient client = FuseProgram.getServer().getDatabase().getClient()) {
            client.setQuery("SELECT * FROM `habbos` WHERE `id` = ? LIMIT 1");
            client.setInt(1, id);
            
            ResultSet set = client.getResultSet();
            
            if (set.next()) {
                Habbo habbo = new Habbo(set);
                _habbosById.set(habbo.getId(), habbo);
                _habbosByName.set(habbo.getName(), habbo);
                return habbo;
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            Logger.logDebug("Cannot fetch habbo with ID '" + id + "', error: " + ex.getMessage());
        }
        
        return null;
    }

}

Screenies:

More isn't done. Also, please note, this doesn't mean the v38 is abandoned, it's just that working 24/7 on the same project gets kind of boring. And since there are no good easy-to-setup v9 servers (Thor isn't exactly easy to setup and misses a lot of things) I thought: why no v9? Also, camera will get coded. Camera credits goes to Nillus I use Maven blabla now I want cookies.

Glaceon, you're the old school king. I really appreciate your work. Keep strong!

 

[Emily]

@saamus thank you.

I'm just waiting for a certain person whose name I'm not going to mention to come online (he/she/it will provide me with some stuff), I cannot wait till I can show you the stuff.

Development will continue later today. If anybody have some unique ideas (can also be custom features), tell me.

 

[vista4life]

As I don't always want to work on my v38, I got a little side-project I can sometimes work on. It's more like a secondary project and it's much different from the v38:

- It's written in Java
- The project name is FuseServer
- It's... v9?
- It will contain some VERY SPECIAL features (I won't spoil the fun for you... ;-))

The source code is written from scratch. A few examples of the source:

public class UPDATE  implements IMessageHandler {

    @Override
    public void handle(GameSession session) {
        //@l@D@Y8420118001270012900121001@F@Cbla
        TMap<Integer, String> userPacket = session.getRequest().decodeUserPacket();
        
        String newFigure = userPacket.get(4);
        String newGender = userPacket.get(5);
        String newMotto = userPacket.get(6);
        
        if (newFigure == null && newGender == null && newMotto == null) // no updates, useless to continue
            return;
        
        if (newFigure != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setFigure(newFigure);
        
        if (newGender != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setGender(newGender);
        
        if (newMotto != null) 
            session.getHabbo().setMotto(newMotto);
        
        session.getHabbo().updateAppearance();
        
        session.sendMessage(USEROBJECT.compose(session.getHabbo()));
    }

}

public class FuseCache<TKey, TValue> {
    
    private final TMap<TKey, TValue> _cache;
    private final Function<TKey, TValue> _func;
    
    public FuseCache(Function<TKey, TValue> func) {
        _cache = new THashMap<>();
        _func = func;
    }
    
    public TValue get(TKey key) {
        if (_cache.containsKey(key)) 
            return _cache.get(key);
        
        TValue value = _func.apply(key);
        _cache.put(key, value);
        return value;
    }
    
    public void set(TKey key, TValue value) {
        _cache.put(key, value);
    }

}

public class HabboLoader {
    
    private final FuseCache<Integer, Habbo> _habbosById;
    private final FuseCache<String, Habbo> _habbosByName;
    
    public HabboLoader() {
        _habbosById = new FuseCache<>(id -> getHabboById(id));
        _habbosByName = new FuseCache<>(name -> getHabboByName(name));
    }
    
    public Habbo select(int id) {
        return _habbosById.get(id);
    }
    
    public Habbo select(String name) {
        return _habbosByName.get(name);
    }
    
    private Habbo getHabboByName(String name) {
        try (DatabaseClient client = FuseProgram.getServer().getDatabase().getClient()) {
            client.setQuery("SELECT * FROM `habbos` WHERE `name` = ? LIMIT 1");
            client.setString(1, name);
            
            ResultSet set = client.getResultSet();
            
            if (set.next()) {
                Habbo habbo = new Habbo(set);
                _habbosById.set(habbo.getId(), habbo);
                _habbosByName.set(habbo.getName(), habbo);
                return habbo;
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            Logger.logDebug("Cannot fetch habbo with Name '" + name + "', error: " + ex.getMessage());
        }
        
        return null;
    }
    
    private Habbo getHabboById(int id) {
        try (DatabaseClient client = FuseProgram.getServer().getDatabase().getClient()) {
            client.setQuery("SELECT * FROM `habbos` WHERE `id` = ? LIMIT 1");
            client.setInt(1, id);
            
            ResultSet set = client.getResultSet();
            
            if (set.next()) {
                Habbo habbo = new Habbo(set);
                _habbosById.set(habbo.getId(), habbo);
                _habbosByName.set(habbo.getName(), habbo);
                return habbo;
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            Logger.logDebug("Cannot fetch habbo with ID '" + id + "', error: " + ex.getMessage());
        }
        
        return null;
    }

}

Screenies:

More isn't done. Also, please note, this doesn't mean the v38 is abandoned, it's just that working 24/7 on the same project gets kind of boring. And since there are no good easy-to-setup v9 servers (Thor isn't exactly easy to setup and misses a lot of things) I thought: why no v9? Also, camera will get coded. Camera credits goes to Nillus I use Maven blabla now I want cookies.

if (newFigure == null && newGender == null && newMotto == null) // no updates, useless to continue <<<< check everything <
return;

if (newFigure != null) // ?
session.getHabbo().setFigure(newFigure);

if (newGender != null) // ?
session.getHabbo().setGender(newGender);

if (newMotto != null) // ?
session.getHabbo().setMotto(newMotto);

why those null checks if you already do a check with a return? + && < so it means everything need to be null / just wondering how can the incoming packet to be null? emtpy string?

goodluck with ya side project

 

[Joopie]

if (newFigure == null && newGender == null && newMotto == null) // no updates, useless to continue <<<< check everything <
return;

if (newFigure != null) // ?
session.getHabbo().setFigure(newFigure);

if (newGender != null) // ?
session.getHabbo().setGender(newGender);

if (newMotto != null) // ?
session.getHabbo().setMotto(newMotto);

why those null checks if you already do a check with a return? + && < so it means everything need to be null / just wondering how can the incoming packet to be null? emtpy string?

goodluck with ya side project

Obviously, not to send a update response.

 

[Emily]

@vista4life maybe it's time to explain it. The v9 packet for REGISTER and UPDATE are done in a weird way. Instead of the usual @DJosh@C123 like for LOGIN, they add another encoded int before the string length. Sometimes - for example if you don't change your motto or gender - this value can be missing. So lets look at this packet: //@l@D@Y8420118001270012900121001@F@Cbla

The @E encoded int is missing, because I didn't change my gender. Although, when I do, it appears. If I don't recheck and I don't change my gender, it'll turn my gender into a null value. Also, it shouldn't attempt to even update anything. If I remove the extra checks, gender can become null, we don't want that. Period. But no, I've thought about it.

 

[vista4life]

public string GenerateClientMap(Room room)
        {
            string[] splitMap = Map.Split('|');
            StringBuilder clientMap = new StringBuilder(splitMap.Length);

            for (int y = 0; y < splitMap.Length; y++)
            {
                for (int x = 0; x < splitMap[y].Length; x++)
                {
                    string square = splitMap[y][x].ToString();

                    if (x == DoorX && y == DoorY)
                        square = ((int)DoorHeight).ToString();

                    clientMap.Append(square);
                }

                clientMap.Append((char)(13));
            }

            return clientMap.ToString();
        }

 

[Emily]

@vista4life Umm? Did you forgot to finish your post?

 

[Emily]

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Video since making photos of certain things doesn't show much. Watch in YouTube to make me earn some money btw. Money is imporant! Just kidding haha.

 

[ovflowd]

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Video since making photos of certain things doesn't show much. Watch in YouTube to make me earn some money btw. Money is imporant! Just kidding haha.

Glaceon, that's so nice. This video gave me a lot of nostalgia. Make a video of the Habbo Beta (that will give me much more nostalgia)



Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BZQsFZ8l4I

 

[Emily]

@saamus there's no need to AND quote AND mention me lol. Also, I'm more focused on v9 now it seems, but I will do it later. And I'm lazy lol. And I'm not feeling the best so it might take a while.

 

[Emily]

Floor furni placing is not made, but wall furni placing is done. Also, there's a small bug:

This only happens when you enter the room for the second time.

 

[The General]

Probably missing a packet or something? Maybe a wrong bool.

 

[Emily]

I will pull out a DEV release soon, 'cuz why not? I might do some stuff tomorrow morning or else next week ('cuz exams during the week drain my energy).

The General and now comes the funny part: it's ONLY on the second time. The third/fourth etc. time and the first time it doesn't do that. That gets me really curious.