Get player info by socket

[Darkinho]

Hello!

I know that we get server info by socket:
$info = chr(6).chr(0).chr(255).chr(255).'info';

But how to get player info ?
As describe protocolstatus.cpp:

case 0x01: {
            uint16_t requestedInfo = msg.get<uint16_t>(); // only a Byte is necessary, though we could add new info here
            std::string characterName;
            if (requestedInfo & REQUEST_PLAYER_STATUS_INFO) {
                characterName = msg.getString();
            }
            g_dispatcher.addTask(createTask(std::bind(&ProtocolStatus::sendInfo, std::static_pointer_cast<ProtocolStatus>(shared_from_this()),
                                  requestedInfo, characterName)));
            return;
        }

 

[Darkinho]

up

 

[Darkinho]

up

 

[Darkinho]

@Up

 

[Darkinho]

anyone ?

 

[Milice]

0x01
uint16_t(4 byte int) request
If(whatever the request info is defined to be)
string(length, buffer) 6,Milice
Pretty much the basic idea

 

[Darkinho]

Thanks for the reply Milice.
Will be something like this:
chr(6).chr(0).chr(1).chr(64).chr(64).chr(10).'playername';
Where 10 is the lenght of name ?

 

[Milice]

Thanks for the reply Milice.
Will be something like this:
chr(6).chr(0).chr(1).chr(64).chr(64).chr(10).'playername';
Where 10 is the lenght of name ?

0x01 is just 1, hex to dec works like:
(0*16^1)+(1*16^0) = 0 + 1 = 1 in decimal.
While 0x is just an idendifier to tell the program that it should interpret it as a hexadecimal integer.

 

[Darkinho]

Ok, thank you.
But where i put the length then ?

 

[Milice]

Ok, thank you.
But where i put the length then ?

I think like this:
$op = 0x01;
$str = "Milice";
sendRequest($op.uint16_t ( 4 bytes here ).strlen($str).$str);

 

[Gesior.pl]

Hello!

I know that we get server info by socket:
$info = chr(6).chr(0).chr(255).chr(255).'info';

But how to get player info ?
As describe protocolstatus.cpp:

case 0x01: {
            uint16_t requestedInfo = msg.get<uint16_t>(); // only a Byte is necessary, though we could add new info here
            std::string characterName;
            if (requestedInfo & REQUEST_PLAYER_STATUS_INFO) {
                characterName = msg.getString();
            }
            g_dispatcher.addTask(createTask(std::bind(&ProtocolStatus::sendInfo, std::static_pointer_cast<ProtocolStatus>(shared_from_this()),
                                  requestedInfo, characterName)));
            return;
        }

How to get 'advanced' status by socket from PHP:
https://otland.net/threads/ots-advanced-status-players-list-reader.216684/

What all these '6,0,1,255' etc. means in status:
https://otland.net/threads/ots-advanced-status-players-list-reader.216684/#post-2080688

So example above is wrong:

chr(6).chr(0).chr(1).chr(64).chr(64).chr(10).'playername';

It should be:

chr(15).chr(0) - length of message is '16 bit' = 2 bytes, out message is 15 bytes length, so we send 15 and 0 (15 * 1 + 0 * 256)
.chr(255) - we want status, status protocol is 255
.chr(1) - we want some special 'binary' status, not 'XML' basic info (XML info = 255 [0xFF])
.chr(64).chr(0) - REQUEST_PLAYER_STATUS_INFO = 1 << 6 = 64, request type is '16 bit' = 2 byte, so we send 64 and 0 (64 * 1 + 0 * 256)
.chr(9).chr(0) - length of name (any string in OTS protocol) is '16 bit' = 2 bytes, in our case it's 9, so we send 9 and 0 (9 * 1 + 0 * 256)
.'GM Gesior' - our name, 9 letters

Packet:
chr(15).chr(0).chr(255).chr(1).chr(64).chr(0).chr(9).chr(0).'GM Gesior'