My computer is strong enough trust me^^
And what you are saying is create new items with same names but perfect stats and diffrent codes right?
example: reaper scythe wp 124 att pow: 110 112 124 126
Repaer scythe: wp1111 att pow:112 112 126 126
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My computer is strong enough trust me^^
And what you are saying is create new items with same names but perfect stats and diffrent codes right?
example: reaper scythe wp 124 att pow: 110 112 124 126
Repaer scythe: wp1111 att pow:112 112 126 126
Yes, and remember about others stats like attack rating.
Under name of file, inside file you have:
change that too, item need to be hard coded to item table on server if you planing to create it via /@getCode:*코드 "wp124"
Yes, yes-yes and NO! You can do all that and it make it very easy for you, and pretty easy for hackers too. XD
Every time a monster dies and drops and item, or you /@get or /@put you get a new .itm file in the LogItemData folder. They each have a long numeric name with an @ symbol in the middle.
When you get a perfect one, copy it to a file like Perf[spec][item].itm in the same folder... next time you want one, you can "/@get @Perf[spec][item]" and you get an exact duplicate of the one you already dropped.
Most of us put a 9mil.itm file in there so we can "/@get @9mil" any time we want another nine-million gold. Somewhere there is an item editor that allows you to create .itm files for any item with absolutely any stat legal or otherwise, but I can't for the life of me find it. I suspect you can use the item distributor to distribute an "@item@number" from an .itm file too, since he seems to work as a non-GM /@get.
Each time you age an item, you get a new .itm file too. Effectively the server destroys the item you gave Morif and creates a new aged version of it to return to you.
So now you can copy that to Perf[spec][item][+age].itm, and then you can /@get that item at that age again.
These files have a unique ID in them, so if you use item IDs to track hackers Cloning items, you will need to change the ID of the one you give a player before you give it to them. They have a checksum in them too... so when you change the UID you will have to run the FixItem tool on the .itm file before you use it. They are not server specific... so you can create them on your test server, and move the item file to your live server as and when you want.
These are all reasons to have a spare, local PC with a server on it that nobody plays that you can boot up and down as you like without affecting players. Most people buy hosting so it's not a problem, they can do it on their PC, or on a VM. You could use a VM, and for the simple reason that that will isolate the two databases and stuff I would recommend that. You can also set the VM CPU priority to be much lower than the true host so that it's running doesn't affect players much. (they shouldn't notice)
When you rent server space, (PT server owners and managers may not be aware) you usually get a VM which is run on a server farm... so you get a Virtual 1, 2 or 4 CPU system which is actually being run on 10s or 100s of PCs. This makes Dedicated Virtual Hosting very very powerful and stable... your single PC is *never* going to compete with that, and I think we are all a little tired of hearing you say "My server is strong" when it has less than 8 cores, doesn't live in a server rack and doesn't have a dedicated backbone connection to the internet as most Virtual Dedis run by other PT servers do. Let alone the fact that it is also "Your PC", so you cannot do something on "your PC" without it affecting your server. XD
You can do that... that's your choice, and it's fine. But it's not a "strong server", it's a pain in the arse, expensive and ineffective way of working.
The way Virtual Hosting works is that if your server (the VM in the farm that you are renting) is requiring more CPU time, it get's a greater share of the 100s of CPUs hosting it, if your server is crashed and idling, they give that CPU time to someone else who is processing more. They never list CPU speed, and anything you test is a virtual result... so you can CPU test and be told you have 2 core 2.5GHz processor, then run a Benchmark and find you can achieve 10 times that processing power, or only half that much depending on what other renters are using at the time... and if you keep running pointless benchmarks your host will probably tick you off for wasting their other customers CPU cycles. XD
Sometimes your answers should go straight to "Priston Tale Tutorials" section and than only link should go here :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by bobsobol
BTW. what with that hackers mania? If you disable hotuk.ini for players enable Xtrap or even better port Xigncode from JPT to your PT 99.99% of so called "cheat engine hackers" will not even know how to inject code :lol:
Thanks. But the stuff about items is not complete enough to be a tutorial... I don't have access to the item editor, haven't found a link to the item fixer, and don't know how it calculates the checksum ID or where to look for the UID in the item file to be able to tell you enough to make your own.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vormav
The stuff about virtual Dedis is not specific to PT, and really shouldn't be listed as a PT tutorial.I can assure you that KPT, PTV and EPT have many dll injection attacks going around today which do bypass their XTrap technology. And PTV is the most secure, and cleanest coded client I've seen, private or official.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vormav
There is no such thing as "Unhackable". Your bank gets hacked, Microsoft get hacked, the U.S. F.B.I and Pentagon get hacked, the censorship system of the Peoples Republic of China gets hacked.
There are hacks and cheats for WoW, Lineage and every Ever Quest game.... how can PT be stronger than those? Without a radical change to the protocol, server and client code base it will always struggle to compete with the security Blizzard run on BattleNet for Diablo II... and we all know how open to hacking that is. The D2 TownKill hack is legendary. XD
I agree that XTrap makes PT less attractive for noob hackers to learn the trade on, but it is less annoying than a fly in your raspberry jam for someone who is already creating cheats for WoW. And as far as I'm concerned Exe encryption makes your server a more interesting "project" for noob hackers, where pro's would hardly notice that it was there. Certainly, if you asked them what they did, they would probably forget to mention that they decrypted the client before they started.
I did not said that you can't hack PT... just simple Xtrap will disable 90% of stupid ideas and scare away 99.99% noobs. Simple application on server that will scan logs and ban players right away will do the job. In WoW peoples use wpe pro, even now they just exchanging filters... in PT Xtrap will not let you even use it, ofc i know you can do it from 2nd computer or VM and use proxy to get your packages and target your game but like i said... 99.99% of players will not go that far.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobsobol