Windows Custom Client
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LordVissie
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Never done it before myself, but I seached something for you. 
https://otland.net/threads/client-only-client-able-to-connect.89815/#post-916909
https://otland.net/threads/mod-single-server-and-protocol.191441/
You can also use this site.
-- Forgot that you can't say that word here. but http://va*pus.net/customclient
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https://otland.net/threads/client-only-client-able-to-connect.89815/#post-916909
https://otland.net/threads/mod-single-server-and-protocol.191441/
You can also use this site.
-- Forgot that you can't say that word here. but http://va*pus.net/customclient
Remove *.
Milice
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Pretty simple actually, but everything is just as simply reversable. Go get a hexeditor a bit more advanced than the standard XVI32, (i use hex workshop by breakpoint software.) then go search for 810 as an uint16_t value and the first two entried should be the login and game protocol versions, if not then just keep looking. 810 in hex would be 32A. Then what you could do if you want is ofcourse to change the RSA key. If you wanna be one hardcore mother you could write up a dll to rewrite the packet encryption/decryption functions and make it only properly attachable to your exe. Don't try to do it though, it's just a waste of time, just s funny thought or you can always take the easier and better path and use OTClient
or you can always take the easier and better path and use OTClient
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Pretty simple actually, but everything is just as simply reversable. Go get a hexeditor a bit more advanced than the standard XVI32, (i use hex workshop by breakpoint software.) then go search for 810 as an uint16_t value and the first two entried should be the login and game protocol versions, if not then just keep looking. 810 in hex would be 32A. Then what you could do if you want is ofcourse to change the RSA key. If you wanna be one hardcore mother you could write up a dll to rewrite the packet encryption/decryption functions and make it only properly attachable to your exe. Don't try to do it though, it's just a waste of time, just s funny thought
HAHAHAHAHAHA I LOVE HOW YOU TYPED ALL THAT AND HIS JUST LIKE "......BUMP..." HAHAHAHAHAHA I Picture him like this.
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LordVissie
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Aaandd.. Why don't you follow the things Milice said?
Thanks for replying but i didn't find uint_16Pretty simple actually, but everything is just as simply reversable. Go get a hexeditor a bit more advanced than the standard XVI32, (i use hex workshop by breakpoint software.) then go search for 810 as an uint16_t value and the first two entried should be the login and game protocol versions, if not then just keep looking. 810 in hex would be 32A. Then what you could do if you want is ofcourse to change the RSA key. If you wanna be one hardcore mother you could write up a dll to rewrite the packet encryption/decryption functions and make it only properly attachable to your exe. Don't try to do it though, it's just a waste of time, just s funny thought
