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Much of what I'm about to say came from a time when I had a near infinite amount of free time, followed sharply by a period of 0 free time, followed by my near 0 free time today, which is why I never...

Still hwaiting...

So where's this packet stuff?

I already have an idea. It's pretty simple. A single library that packages all of the features needed to build an emulator in Node (https://github.com/just2n/mmo.js) and then a simple application...

Wow, this code is far worse than I gathered from a cursory glance. This belongs on TDWTF for sure. It's as if someone convinced npcdoom that having more daemons implies scalability, stability,...

Doubtful. Also, he did not credit everyone, and there's a difference between crediting on a forum nobody will ever visit and on the source repository itself.



There's a reason we don't have a...

The packets were the only thing that mattered. Even the worst "programmers" would be able to make something that somewhat worked given packet data, as is evidenced by every SRO project.



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Well it hasn't been touched in 8+ months. Source code looks fairly shitty too. :(

Mine was significantly better architecturally, only I didn't have the time to sit there and reverse packets, so it was very incomplete. When I got back around to working on it a second time, so much...

justin-mbp:eSRO justin$ git diff HEAD~1 --shortstat
628 files changed, 94506 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)



Language files blank comment code...

Looks pretty crappy to me. Just re-write it, even if it's incomplete. Shit's easy.

Apparently 2 months ago? https://github.com/npcdoom/eSRO

I'd consult at $100/hr or $50/hr if > 8 hours.

Define "hours" ?

What is a reverse engineer?

So you're saying he's working mostly with redstone these days? Hardcore shit.

Drew, y u never on MSN?

If you could hijack loading screens and show a progress bar, it might be more feasible. Modern games don't tend to stream data as needed, rather they stream what's needed immediately then...

No. I'm saying downloading files and performing basic modifications to them is what HTTP was invented to do. Think about it, when you go to Yahoo! Russia, you perform a GET against /, the webserver...

Do what I suggested originally: just explode it into a folder structure. The compression isn't really necessary, or at most just toss a gzip on the files. If you were to read /blah/lulz.txt via the...

It doesn't matter where you hammer nails into wood, in a poor broken down neighborhood or a shiny new 20 million dollar home, the process of hammering a nail into wood is the same. You don't...

I was actually going to build it in Node.js, extending my previous project, Camaro.js (get it, car name on top of V8, kik). I build this back before Node.js was a publicly known project, it's a very...

It isn't worth spending time on it if your only goal is to monetize it rather than making a decent emulator for people to play with or using it as a playground to develop technology. Primarily...

The idea is to have an emulator that works with the latest version of the client, not necessarily some super old version. People want new stuff. And this solves the distribution problem, just...

There will never be a good emulator until this becomes public.

Does anybody have them?

Do the community a service!