Avoid change outfit botter tfs 1.2

[president vankk]

Hi folks!

Currently there is bot that can change the outfit color so fucking quickly, and it's bothering me, and my question is, there is a way to add a delay on this or maybe a fix for this inject on Tibia client?

Thanks.

 

[Basiq GM]

Hi folks!

Currently there is bot that can change the outfit color so fucking quickly, and it's bothering me, and my question is, there is a way to add a delay on this or maybe a fix for this inject on Tibia client?

Thanks.

Outfit colour chaning like this uses packets that are being sent from client to server, You just need to block these packets from being sent rapidly.

 

[president vankk]

Outfit colour chaning like this uses packets that are being sent from client to server, You just need to block these packets from being sent rapidly.

Not sure if I can block packets that are sended to the client.

 

[Xikini]

Create a creature script that checks for outfit change and adds an exhaust on the character for x seconds.

Or if you want the player to be punished for using this..
Make a counter that adds 1 second to the counter each time the outfit is changed.
If the time on the counter is 60 seconds ahead of system time, deliver punishment.

(example: A player spamming outfit change can only really change outfits approx 1 second at fastest.. and definitely not that fast for over a minute consecutively, however a bot can do approx 10x a second.

Bot uses outfit change 10x a second for 6.6 seconds, will receive punishment.)

 

[Codex NG]

Hi folks!

Currently there is bot that can change the outfit color so fucking quickly, and it's bothering me, and my question is, there is a way to add a delay on this or maybe a fix for this inject on Tibia client?

Thanks.

Another way is to store the players outfit as a condition, use onLogin with a separate function after so many minutes/seconds to be executed after the player logins, most players who login into the game setup their character to look a certain way and continue playing, you can then proceed to use a talkaction to disable the condition, which you can apply an exhaust one which supersedes the automatic re-enabling of the condition, not sure if you can pull up the outfit window with a talkaction, but it would be something viable to look into

 

[Xikini]

Another way is to store the players outfit as a condition, use onLogin with a separate function after so many minutes/seconds to be executed after the player logins, most players who login into the game setup their character to look a certain way and continue playing, you can then proceed to use a talkaction to disable the condition, which you can apply an exhaust one which supersedes the automatic re-enabling of the condition, not sure if you can pull up the outfit window with a talkaction, but it would be something viable to look into

doPlayerSendOutfitWindow(cid) -- 0.3.7

I'm sure there's one for 1.x as well.

 

[Codex NG]

doPlayerSendOutfitWindow(cid) -- 0.3.7

I'm sure there's one for 1.x as well.

Indeed there is!

player:sendOutfitWindow()

 

[Itutorial]

Add this to data/events/creature.lua

Replace the code --> CreaturenChangeOutfit()

function Creature:onChangeOutfit(outfit)
local change_outfit = 61500
    if Creature:getStorageValue(change_outfit) == 1 then
        return Creature:sendCancelMessage("You cannot change outfit for 1 minute.")
    end
    Creature:setStorageValue(change_outfit, 1)
    addEvent(removeStorage, 60 * 1000, Creature)
    return true
end

function removeStorage(Creature)
Creature:setStorageValue(change_outfit, 0)
end

Then in events.xml
change enabled to 1

<event class="Creature" method="onChangeOutfit" enabled="1" />

 

[Codex NG]

Add this to data/events/creature.lua

Replace the code --> CreaturenChangeOutfit()

function Creature:onChangeOutfit(outfit)
local change_outfit = 61500
    if Creature:getStorageValue(change_outfit) == 1 then
        return Creature:sendCancelMessage("You cannot change outfit for 1 minute.")
    end
    Creature:setStorageValue(change_outfit, 1)
    addEvent(removeStorage, 60 * 1000, Creature)
    return true
end

function removeStorage(Creature)
Creature:setStorageValue(change_outfit, 0)
end

Then in events.xml
change enabled to 1

<event class="Creature" method="onChangeOutfit" enabled="1" />

This will crash the server if the player logs out.

 

[Itutorial]

Why is that?

 

[Codex NG]

Why is that?

dangling pointer

 

[Cornex]

Why is that?

Most likely because creature wont be found when event want to remove the storage.
I don't think it will crash tbh.

Better idea is to store the timestamp, and check if it has passed X seconds since last outfit change rather than add a event like this.

 

[Itutorial]

I haven't worked much with timestamps so if one of you know how why not help this guy out real fast?

 

[Codex NG]

I haven't worked much with timestamps so if one of you know how why not help this guy out real fast?

This guy always needs help, there is no "help him out real fast"
It is mainly why we haven't written the script for him, most of us in this thread can easily write a script as simple as this.

 

[Cornex]

I haven't worked much with timestamps so if one of you know how why not help this guy out real fast?

I am bad at LUA, but something like

function Creature:onChangeOutfit(outfit)
    local storage = 61500
    local every   = 100 -- Change outfit once every 100 seconds
    local last    = Creature:getStorageValue(storage) - os.time()

    if last < every then
        Creature:sendCancelMessage("You cannot change outfit for 1 minute.")
        return false
    end

    Creature:setStorageValue(storage, os.time())
    return true
end

 

[Codex NG]

@Cornex you only wrote the script because I said what I said.
Anyhow I'll agree, you are bad at lua

 

[president vankk]

This guy always needs help, there is no "help him out real fast"
It is mainly why we haven't written the script for him, most of us in this thread can easily write a script as simple as this.

savage, did you take your pills today? Old man.

@Cornex
I'll give a shoot on it in few minutes, and edit this post, thanks.

 

[Cornex]

@Cornex you only wrote the script because I said what I said.
Anyhow I'll agree, you are bad at lua

 

[Codex NG]

savage, did you take your pills today? Old man.

@Cornex
I'll give a shoot on it in few minutes, and edit this post, thanks.

Sorry I didn't know you 2 had a thing.

 

[Cornex]

Sorry I didn't know you 2 had a thing.