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Hey there, I was just wondering if anyone has some good quality tutorials on how to packtlog, updates headers, structures, and such. I've heard that it can be complicated, but we have to start somewhere right?
If anyone could help that would greatly be appriciated!
Ill skype you laters about it and we can go through it together i guess x)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joseph
Well no one wanted to tell me and all I know is how to decode packets.
You can log packets with novofatum 3 (Released somewhere on the boards. I assume you know how to use the search function right?)
Decoding all I know is you need AS3 sorcerer and then you can extract the scripts. Though I dont know any further :S
Yeah, i have nova :)! It's odd that no one shares the beauty of all that stuff. By that I mean packetlogging etc.. Everyone I ask their too stuborn.Quote:
Originally Posted by tdid
http://forum.ragezone.com/f335/getti...ctures-899668/
http://forum.ragezone.com/f335/get-p...-video-895044/
Basics of packetscouting:
Example packet: [0][0][0][9]ò[0][9]HabboWay1[0][0][0][0]
First 4 bytes = packet lenght (int)
[0][0][0][9]
Next 2 bytes = packet header (short)
ò
Next bytes: data
[0][9]HabboWay1
The [0] is the ASCII char for empty character. Is a string separator.
The [9] is the string lenght
[0][0][0][0]
4 Bytes. Is an int.
Althrough I belive it's better to use Novo Fatum for most of the cases.
I'm trying to figure out how to crack that RC4 system so I can dev the latests releases. Didn't find anything online.. if you guys have some kind of guide that would be great.
You can find me at this skype adress: akllxproject
Dont forget that a int32 equals 4 bytes and a int16 2 bytes
The value if the int32 you calculate:
results into:Code:[0][0][1][3]
b * (256 ^ 2) + b * (256 ^ 1) + b * 256 + b
int16 (Header!) is:Code:0 * (256 ^ 2) + 0 * (256 ^ 1) + 1 * 256 + 3
Code:b * 256 + b
So i kinda got the mix up between packetlogging and updating headers. All i want to do is update headers, that way i can keep up to date. I read a tutorial from Tha about incoming, http://forum.ragezone.com/f335/incom...3-post-898096/ what about outgoing?
Same thing. The only thing that changes is your static references. By statics references I mean strings, logical expressions and number of functions. Take for example this Outgoing ( server point of view ) packets box.
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-0YC(this._-0jW));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-40m(this._-4zg));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-1yb(this._-2iV));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-VK(this._-3xV));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-4Rb(this._-4kS));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-3nj(this._-5z));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-3Gh(this._-3Jj));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-yy(this._-rO));
Aff of them are 'Outgoing' from the server, as there is an Event listening to them. Your headers are all preceded my the 'new' keyword. So there are 8 packet handlers. If I want to update, for example, the first one for another release of mine. I would scroll up or down the same package until I find something static.
At this same class, I found this:
_-4D2.events.dispatchEvent(new _-Vg(k, k, k.roomObjectId, "", k, _-5BK._-3G4)).
However, It's not fully static. So I removed the dynamic part of It and got this static reference:
.events.dispatchEvent(new _-Vg(k, k, k.roomObjectId, "", k
Them, You go for your newer Habbo_scripts and try to find that reference in it. I did found it, and this same block, in my newer version would be:
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-1ff(this._-4Ex));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-3EL(this._-0FW));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-440(this._-5K9));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-4Er(this._-0L7));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-3Oc(this._-2b4));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-4Te(this._-4An));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-313(this._-25P));
_arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-0WQ(this._-4RX));
Which means that _arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-0YC(this._-0jW)); is equivalent to _arg1.addMessageEvent(new _-1ff(this._-4Ex)); However, this isn't 100% accurated and sometimes you must search inside the handlers function itself. But its a very rare scenario.
You need to know what most packets do. What I always do, is packetlogging and looking in Habbo_scripts. Basically that tut is a bad one..Quote:
Originally Posted by Joseph
For structures, use:
http://forum.ragezone.com/f335/getti...ctures-899668/
For headers, do header comparing. For example, get the old header, and find a piece of code with the class used for the header, then find equal code in your Habbo_scripts. It's a little bit hard to explain, but I'm sure some people know what I mean.
I have now mastered how to update headers, structures will be next. Thanks AKIIX!