Hello. My laptop didn't work anymore (couldn't backup anything, couldn't make files in Visual Studios) so I lost my old source. I've made a new source, which works on new crypto off course.
Features:
- Packet ids in SQL (easy to be managed by your staff members), cached in beginning
- Habbo Encryption (RSA, DH, RC4)
- SocketAsyncEventArgs Socket Network (only Game, not Remote)
- Fluent NHibernate MySQL Mapping
- Logging in with SSO
- Navigator frontpage shows up, with recommended choosing from a list (random 1 item)
Screens:
Spoiler:
Downloads:
Download RELEASE63-201301231323-316947488.rar from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way - SWF + Logs
Download carbon.sql from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way - Database
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How to add new packets:
1. Make sure you have the incoming header AND the outgoing header.
2. Open PHPMyAdmin, go to your database and insert the header in table `packet_ids_incoming` (give it the same name as your class is gonna be)
3. In C#, add a new class with the same name as your entry in SQL had
4. Let it implement IMessageEvent.
5. Go to table `packet_ids_outgoing`, insert the outgoing header and give it a name.
6. Use ServerMessage Message = new ServerMessage(Application.GetOutgoingHeader("NAME"));
7. Change NAME into the name you gave in SQL and add structure. When your structure is done, end with Session.send(Message);
How to add new SQL shit:
1. Go to C# -> go to the Mappings folder and add 2 files:
1 file you call w/e you want (for example Rooms.cs) and the other file you call FIRSTNAMEMap, so if my first name was Rooms.cs, the name of the other file is RoomsMap.cs.
2. Add properties in Rooms.cs, always declare it as public virtual, for example:
public virtual int Id{get;set;}
3. Make sure you add at least one ID
4. Go to ....Map.cs (for example RoomsMap.cs)
5. Make it extend ClassMap<FIRSTNAME>, so for me it will be:
public class RoomsMap : ClassMap<Rooms>
{
}
6. Add a constructor (public CLASSNAME(){})
7. In the constructor, add Table(""); and insert the table name of SQL (for examlpe: Table("rooms");)
8. Add an id, doing in this way:
Id(x => x.PROPERTYNAME).GeneratedBy.Identity().Column("COLUMN NAME");
PROPERTYNAME is the name of the public virtual ...
COLUMN NAME is the name of the column in SQL
9. Add Map(...) methods
Map(x => x.PROPERTYNAME).Column("COLUMN NAME");
I know it can be messy. This is not finished. Please like if you like, and rep up if you show some respect, please leave if you have unhelpful flame comments.
Originally Posted by Silver060
