[C#] 0x539: Header AS3 Searcher and Organiser

0x539

Introduction

This will be my last release for the next 3 weeks after the next 48-24 hours I won't have any internet connection. :(:

0x539 is a application which requires AS3 Sorcerer for the text file. It will sort the outgoing and incoming headers in a separate class file with their swf AS3 code class names.

It will find your current RELEASE and then will sort the outgoing headers in one file, and the incoming headers in another file, along with the class names.

Usage

For n00bs

Drag the .txt file into the .exe and then it will open up.

If you would like to start it with a file argument then...

Make a file called run.bat or whatever.bat in the same directory. Then add this code, change the txt file name (or include path as well if it's not in the same folder) to whatever your AS3 dump is.

Code:

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0x539.exe fileas3sorcerer.txt

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Then open it up.

Result?

You will then see a set of headers for incoming and outgoing in different files with their swf class name next to them. The following output names are;

- Outgoing-<name>-<release>.txt
- Incoming-<name>-<release>.txt

You do not need to include the release as it will be detected, this will not work for pre-crypto/r63A swfs.

Pictures

http://i.imgur.com/LCxuJ.png

http://i.imgur.com/2m8P4.png

http://i.imgur.com/nikmk.png

Download

0x539.zip

Don't trust it? Don't download it.

Awesome release Alex. I might be using this ;)

Your program opens more than one read/write process for the same file. So it crashes. At least, that's what happens to me.

Make sure you drag the txt file into the exe.

Anyway good night.

looks like your doing way too much work while your on vacation :p

Thanks, really found the "For n00bs" section useful.


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Thanks for the de-rep Sojobo & Shorty.

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Originally Posted by leenster

looks like your doing way too much work while your on vacation :p

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I had a nice flat we were renting in UK while I had 2 weeks, so we did like one thing a day. Thus this part of the holiday was very relaxed :)

But you won't see me for another 3 weeks after today because I won't have any internet access.

Same Problem for me, too. (Text file open/write more than one and crash...)

Alright, thanks for this, helps me :)

I have an error:
http://grabilla.com/02c1c-3413bf3f-d...ab53e8b9a1.png

I've got the same error. Just a little bug but very nice Quackster =)

Close every process that uses the files. (INC. WINDOWS EXPLORE!!!!!!!)

Or run as admin, might help sometimes :)

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Originally Posted by joopie

Close every process that uses the files. (INC. WINDOWS EXPLORE!!!!!!!)

Or run as admin, might help sometimes :)

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How run as admin, your dragging and dropping :l but alright :)
Okay, i exit out of windows explorer, but now i cant drag and drop it :l Good that.

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Originally Posted by JohnHearfield

How run as admin, your dragging and dropping :l but alright :)
Okay, i exit out of windows explorer, but now i cant drag and drop it :l Good that.

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Run CMD as administrator and type this: "c:/your/path/to/0x539.exe c:/your/path/to/habbo_scripts.txt"

By this theory of packet sniffing, we could change headers to whatever we wanted?

Awesome! :O
Thanks Quackster!

The packets are written to the file in the correct order? (IN Packet -- OUT Packet)

Nice one quackster!

This tool is essential to Habbo Developers. Alex, you have released a tool that I will ALWAYS recommend to users in context. Thank You​!

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Originally Posted by BielzDev

Awesome! :O
Thanks Quackster!

The packets are written to the file in the correct order? (IN Packet -- OUT Packet)

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Free wifi at Travellodge using my iPod

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They're not written like that, like I said it just puts the events and composer headings in their own text folders with their AS3 class next to it :)

Lol it works, anyone need incoming and outcoming for a release? just send me the release and i will get the as3 from it and do this for you.

It appears it logs the outgoing headers in the incoming file and vise versa.