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Originally it started with this thing: https://forum.ragezone.com/threads/release-x-proxy-with-web-ui-packets-from-web.1205349/
But the version I'm providing you now uses C++ and LUA for proxy engine instead of nodejs
Download:
Was originally made for v274 files, but should work on any as long as you define the packets right.
- Uses REDIS for messaging
Requirements:
cmake + Visual studio or whatever else you use for c++.
You can get redis for windows here:
This is my most recent work in progress proxy / administration tool, it's not fully complete but it is a solid starting base for those with "hands".
Features LUA scripting for packets as following:
proxy.exe source code is under `src` folder.
For better understanding what this is see the videos uploaded to this url:
But the version I'm providing you now uses C++ and LUA for proxy engine instead of nodejs
Download:
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Was originally made for v274 files, but should work on any as long as you define the packets right.
- Uses REDIS for messaging
Requirements:
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
- you need to prebuild and add this to third-party folder to compile
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
- Using this boost version, might work with later versions toocmake + Visual studio or whatever else you use for c++.
You can get redis for windows here:
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
Or use the official linux versionThis is my most recent work in progress proxy / administration tool, it's not fully complete but it is a solid starting base for those with "hands".
Features LUA scripting for packets as following:
Code:
package.path = package.path .. ";./?.lua"
require "scripts.buffer.Compiler"
function Controller(opcode, encrypted, massive, data, direction)
local write = Compiler:new()
write:text("0");
local packet = {
opcode = 0x6323,
encrypted = false,
massive = false,
data = write:getBuffer(),
direction = "server"
}
return { packet }
end
proxy.exe source code is under `src` folder.
For better understanding what this is see the videos uploaded to this url:
To view the content, you need to sign in or register
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