[R63] Flatfile Emulator

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Originally Posted by AWA

1. WHY THE HELL VB6 AND NOT VB.NET??!?!?!
2. WHY DO YOU CODE JUST LIKE IN USA111, YO DON'T CODE LIKE THIS IN C#, DO YOU?

cba rewriting without caps btw

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Maybe he doesn't want to do VB.NET, nothing wrong with that if this is so bad make your own base in VB.NET lol.

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Originally Posted by Hejula

Maybe he doesn't want to do VB.NET, nothing wrong with that if this is so bad make your own base in VB.NET lol.

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Probably he can't :)

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Originally Posted by George2000

Yeah I was right! I was thinking is it opinion or option but it was opinion lawl.

U are completely right. It's very useless. I can make a list of available R63 C# emulators:

DuckEmu
PrjctBreak
Snowlight
UberEmu
ION/Deltar
Novic

I can continue if I want but I think this is enough. Only ION/Deltar is enough, since it's a great base to use (yes, even for noobs IMO).

I'm not trying to be a cool dude, this is just what I think. Don't flame me okay?

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But there currently is no C# Flatfile Emulators around

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Originally Posted by AresCJ

Are you gonna code it, or use a converter?

IMO(In my opinion): There's no need, because there's tons of C# r63 emulators, and it would/could be a good opportunity to learn a new language (VB6).

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Code it, i nearly finished, just need to get WinSocket as an Array

Any idea how to find out packets ?

Make up a tut on it and I'll buy you a beer.

My Tip:

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Call CallByName(DataHandlerForm, "DataHandler_" & decodeB64(PacketHeader), 1, Index)

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Put all the handling from the data arrival instead of a map (select case) into several functions called DataHandler_3001 (Packet Id) and use the function CallByName, it makes your DataArrival more clean for you.

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Code functions like:

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userId = readInt32(Index)
userName = readUTF8(Index)

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instead of using the split functions etc on all the packets, it saves you allot of time in coding those things :)

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Originally Posted by Privilege_

My Tip:


Put all the handling from the data arrival instead of a map (select case) into several functions called DataHandler_3001 (Packet Id) and use the function CallByName, it makes your DataArrival more clean for you.

Another Tip:
Code functions like:


instead of using the split functions etc on all the packets, it saves you allot of time in coding those things :)

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Thanks! <3

I like your first tip :P

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Originally Posted by PEjump2

You're kidding me right??? 'Visual Basic 6' already died some years ago.. Idk if you noticed it yet, Quackie.

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You're back, to spam right? Nah, I was kidding.

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Originally Posted by PEjump2

You're kidding me right??? 'Visual Basic 6' already died some years ago.. Idk if you noticed it yet, Quackie.

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Sure did! :D:

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Originally Posted by PEjump2

You're kidding me right??? 'Visual Basic 6' already died some years ago.. Idk if you noticed it yet, Quackie.

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idk if you noticed yet but no one likes you.

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Originally Posted by davidaap

idk if you noticed yet but no one likes you.

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Originally Posted by PEjump2

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Lol, They liked your comment, Not you:blink:

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Originally Posted by PEjump2

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Yes, its true, you have a ban again, congrats :ott1:

@Quackster, I really like this simple flatfile server you've coded, especially as it's coded in VB6 (old school) it's a great start for beginners! I might re-learn from this haha!

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Originally Posted by PixelPro123

@Quackster, I really like this simple flatfile server you've coded, especially as it's coded in VB6 (old school) it's a great start for beginners! I might re-learn from this haha!

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Welcome back PixelPro123, lovely to see some old faces around here again!

Thank you for this release Quackster, I shall download this and attempt to learn VB6 - its a start, I suppose :D