TibiaAPI: Record, Redact, Extract, and Watch

[jo3bingham]

Can anyone develop this tool for version 13.30?
Or do you have any indication?

Checkout @Marcosvf132 fork. Seems they’ve been keeping theirs up-to-date.

GitHub - marcosvf132/TibiaAPI: An open-source, cross-platform proxy library written in C# for use with Open-Tibia.

An open-source, cross-platform proxy library written in C# for use with Open-Tibia. - marcosvf132/TibiaAPI

github.com

 

[Engradiel]

I want someone to develop a TibiaAPI for otserv 13.30. This is possible?

 

[TibiCAM]

I'm completely lost. I'm using the fork by @Marcosvf132 and I've built the app and now run it, using the example code to intercept/send packets. But absolutely nothing works. I want to run this on the real Tibia game client. What am I doing wrong? For reference, here are all the steps I've taken:

# Download and build TibiaAPI
git clone https://github.com/marcosvf132/TibiaAPI
cd TibiaAPI
dotnet build

# Create a new project
cd ..
dotnet new console -n TibiaPackets
cd TibiaPackets
dotnet add reference ../TibiaAPI/TibiaAPI/TibiaAPI.csproj

Then I add this to Program.cs:

using System;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ClientPackets;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ServerPackets;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Constants;

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        // First, we'll need to create our `Client` object and a boolean flag to determine if we are hasted:
        var isAutoHasteEnabled = false;
        using var client = new OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Client();

        // Enable client packet modification so we can block `Text` client packets with our command identifier.
        client.Connection.IsClientPacketModificationEnabled = true;

        // Now let's create the `Talk` client packet we'll use to cast the haste spell:
        var hasteSpell = new OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ClientPackets.Talk(client)
        {
            MessageMode = OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Constants.MessageModeType.Say,
            Text = "utani hur"
        };

        // Next, we need to intercept the `Talk` client packet so we can check for our commands:
        client.Connection.OnReceivedClientTalkPacket += (packet) =>
        {
            var data = (OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ClientPackets.Talk)packet;
            if (data.Text.StartsWith("/"))
            {
                if (data.Text == "/on")
                {
                    isAutoHasteEnabled = true;
                }
                else if (data.Text == "/off")
                {
                    isAutoHasteEnabled = false;
                }
                return false; // block any packet that starts with our command identifier in case of typos
            }
            return true; // all other messages can be forwarded as normal
        };

        // Then, we need to intercept the `PlayerState` server packet to check if we need to cast our haste spell:
        client.Connection.OnReceivedServerPlayerStatePacket += (packet) =>
        {
            var data = (OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ServerPackets.PlayerState)packet;

            // The 7th bit of the `State` integer is the haste flag; if it's not set then the player isn't hasted.
            if (isAutoHasteEnabled && (data.State & 64) == 0)
            {
                client.Connection.SendToServer(hasteSpell);
            }
            return true;
        };

        client.StartConnection();
        Console.Read();
    }
}

Then I run the app:

dotnet run

And then I launch the Tibia game client (Debian, Linux):

~/.local/share/CipSoft GmbH/Tibia/packages/Tibia/bin/client

(since I am using this on real Tibia and not OT, do I need to launch it with a proxy or something? I tried adding "--proxy 7172" flag but it made no difference)

I login to the game and try it out. But nothing happens.




Any help is appreciated!

 

[TibiCAM]

I wanted to add that I've now modifed the Tibia binary file using a hex editor on Linux.

I changed these values:

// old value
loginWebService=https://www.tibia.com/clientservices/loginservice.php

// new value
loginWebService=http://127.0.0.1:7171/

I then added 31 "0A" at the end of the loginWebService line, because there was a 31 character difference between the original URL and the localhost one. I then also changed the RSA key:

// old value
BC27F992A96B8E2A43F4DFBE1CEF8FD51CF43D2803EE34FBBD8634D8B4FA32F7D9D9E159978DD29156D62F4153E9C5914263FC4986797E12245C1A6C4531EFE48A6F7C2EFFFFF18F2C9E1C504031F3E4A2C788EE96618FFFCEC2C3E5BFAFAF743B3FC7A872EE60A52C29AA688BDAF8692305312882F1F66EE9D8AEB7F84B1949

// new value
9B646903B45B07AC956568D87353BD7165139DD7940703B03E6DD079399661B4A837AA60561D7CCB9452FA0080594909882AB5BCA58A1A1B35F8B1059B72B1212611C6152AD3DBB3CFBEE7ADC142A75D3D75971509C321C5C24A5BD51FD460F01B4E15BEB0DE1930528A5D3F15C1E3CBF5C401D6777E10ACAAB33DBE8D5B7FF5

I then launch TibiaAPI:

using System;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ClientPackets;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Network.ServerPackets;
using OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Constants;

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        using var client = new OXGaming.TibiaAPI.Client();
        client.StartConnection();

        Console.WriteLine("Started TibiaAPI proxy...");
        Console.Read();
    }
}

I get to the login screen and can see my characters. I also see the "Players Online" count correctly displayed at the top. But when I attempt to login to a character, it just gets stuck. Nothing happens. Any idea how to resolve this?

 

[Kellanved]

In case this is ever helpful to anyone, I vibecoded some fixes to the Record app to make it compatible with official Tibia client 15.24.

GitHub - covidhhle/TibiaAPI: An open-source, cross-platform proxy library written in C# for use with Open-Tibia.

An open-source, cross-platform proxy library written in C# for use with Open-Tibia. - covidhhle/TibiaAPI

github.com

Used GitHub - opentibiabr/client-editor: Patch Programmatically Client 11+ with OTServ RSA and Custom WebService URL (https://github.com/opentibiabr/client-editor) to patch the client. Make sure you point it at client.exe, not Tibia which is the launcher.

Disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm doing.

 

[Sorky]

In case this is ever helpful to anyone, I vibecoded some fixes to the Record app to make it compatible with official Tibia client 15.24.

GitHub - covidhhle/TibiaAPI: An open-source, cross-platform proxy library written in C# for use with Open-Tibia.

An open-source, cross-platform proxy library written in C# for use with Open-Tibia. - covidhhle/TibiaAPI

github.com

Used GitHub - opentibiabr/client-editor: Patch Programmatically Client 11+ with OTServ RSA and Custom WebService URL (https://github.com/opentibiabr/client-editor) to patch the client. Make sure you point it at client.exe, not Tibia which is the launcher.

Disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm doing.

I can't quite tell if I want to five laughing or like reaction, last part gived me laugh so it will stay like that. Nonetheless good job!