HP bug in core 2016 files

[Darn]

[QUOTE = ItsTaP; 8886157]
guys i don't want the thread to start a war i am just wondering if anyone got a fix for this, nothing more or less.Screenshot by Lightshot
[/QUOTE]

seems like incorrect data gets passed to the client.
following packets need to be changed
S2C_UPDATEPROPERTY = 69,
S2C_PROPERTY = 66,
S2C_CREATEPLAYER = 50,
The HP value has changed to DWORD from WORD.
The client expects the HP value to be 4 bytes but the server writes only 2 bytes, the result is a incorrect displayed number.

// The following is Lua code, so don't try to use it as is inside a dll.

Spoiler:

function CPlayerFix_StatHP(Owner, Type, PacketFormat, PType, Hth, CurHP, MaxHP, Resist)
 if Owner ~= nil then
  Owner : Write(Type, "bwddw", PType, Hth, CurHP, MaxHP, Resist);
 end
end

function CPlayerFix_StatCurHP(Owner, Type, PacketFormat, PType, CurHP, MaxHP)
 if Owner ~= nil then
  Owner:Write(Type, "bdd", PType, CurHP, MaxHP);
 end
end

function CPlayerFix_StatWisdom(Owner, Type, PacketFormat, PType, points, curWisdom, maxWisdom, curse)
 if Owner ~= nil then
  Owner:Write(Type, "bwwwwww", PType, points, curWisdom, maxWisdom, Owner:GetMinMagic(), Owner : GetMaxMagic(), curse);
 end
end

function CPlayerFix_StatAgility(Owner, Type, PacketFormat, PType, points, otp, evasion, minAttack, maxAttack)
 if Owner ~= nil then
  Owner:Write(Type, "bwwwwww", PType, points, otp, evasion, evasion, minAttack, maxAttack);
 end
end

Mem = Memory();
Mem:Set("0x4BAC34", "dbbwIbwwwwwddwwbbddddb", 23);   --CPlayer::SaveAllProperty() packet format
Mem:Set("0x4babe0", "bsbwwwwwwddwwwwwbIwwwwwwbbbbbd", 31);  --CPlayer::_Create() packet format
Mem:Set("0x4bac64", "bwwww", 6);       --str packet format
Mem:Set("0x4bac5c", "bwwwwww", 8);       --Int packet format
Mem:Set("0x4B92E0", "ddddb", 6);       --S2C_ATTACK packet format
Mem:RegisterHook("0x458AA7", "CPlayerFix_StatHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x459CA8", "CPlayerFix_StatHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45B587", "CPlayerFix_StatHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45903B", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45A61C", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45BF2B", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x459556", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x458e05", "CPlayerFix_StatWisdom");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45a301", "CPlayerFix_StatWisdom");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45bbf8", "CPlayerFix_StatWisdom");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x458f6e", "CPlayerFix_StatAgility");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45a56f", "CPlayerFix_StatAgility");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45be72", "CPlayerFix_StatAgility");

if this is not the reason for the incorrect displayed value there might gets something mixed up along the way.
to which I can't say anything at the moment,
since I did not write whatever code you use.
in that case further investigation would be required.

--update, you might wanna check thease first.

"bdd"

Mem:RegisterHook("0x45903B", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45A61C", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x45BF2B", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");
Mem:RegisterHook("0x459556", "CPlayerFix_StatCurHP");

[ItsTaP]

Thank you so much Darn <3
I used Core.dll from R3vo's Web instead the one of TranX and the problem disappeared by itself :D

Kind Regards,
ItsTaP