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[eth0nic]

I figure it is easier figuring out the ids from the client instead of reverse engineering them the hard way ... ;-) Thank you for your efforts!

Here the HELLO packet specs ...

sub deconstruct_hello {
 my $self=shift;
 my($ref_data)=@_;
 
 my $buildVersion=readUTF($ref_data);
 my $gameId=readInt($ref_data);
 my $guid=readUTF($ref_data);
 my $password=readUTF($ref_data);
 my $secret=readUTF($ref_data);
 my $keyTime=readInt($ref_data);
 
 my @Key=();
 my $keySize=readUnsignedShort($ref_data);
 for(my $s=0;$s<$keySize;$s++){
  push @Key,readUnsignedByte($ref_data));
 }
 
 my @unknown=();  
 my $unknownSize=readInt($ref_data);
 for(my $s=0;$s<$unknownSize;$s++){
  push @unknown,readUTF($ref_data));
 }
 
 # misc = either
 # steamworks, steam, 7654321, steam
 # for steam or
 # <empty>, rotmg, <empty> , rotmg
 # for the web client
 
 my @misc=();
 push @misc,readUTF($ref_data));
 push @misc,readUTF($ref_data));
 push @misc,readUTF($ref_data));
 push @misc,readUTF($ref_data));
 
 my @Key2=(); 
 my $keySize2 = readUnsignedShort($ref_data);
 for(my $s=0;$s<$keySize2;$s++){
  push @Key2,readUnsignedByte($ref_data));
 }

Wtf is wrong with this forum? I post stuff within [CODE] tags and turn off every parsing and it still converts variable names to fucking tags?


p.s.: Does anyone happen to know what this is good for? What does "logFteStep" stand for?

2013-03-28 12:55:54 POST https://realmofthemadgod.appspo*****m/log/logFteStep                                                                     
                         ? 200 text/plain 25B                                                                                                    
Request                                                                  Response                                                                
Accept:           */*                                                                                                                            
Accept-Language:  de-AT                                                                                                                          
Referer:          https://realmofthemadgod.appspo*****m/AssembleeGameClient1364846922.swf                                                          
x-flash-version:  11,6,602,180                                                                                                                   
Content-Type:     application/x-www-form-urlencoded                                                                                              
Content-Length:   137                                                                                                                            
Accept-Encoding:  gzip, deflate                                                                                                                  
User-Agent:       Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/5.0)                                                         
Host:             realmofthemadgod.appspo*****m                                                                                                   
Connection:       Keep-Alive                                                                                                                     
Cache-Control:    no-cache                                                                                                                       
URLEncoded form                                                                                                                                  
ignore:            187286                                                                                                                        
game_net:          rotmg                                                                                                                         
fteStepCompleted:  100                                                                                                                           
password:          foobar                                                                                                                        
play_platform:     rotmg                                                                                                                         
guid:             foo@bar.com

[DatCoder]

Try editing your post, I'm not sure why the forum converts your variables to forum tags...
That fteStep is bugging me too. I've met it many times so I know what it is but I don't know why it is there ...

Fte stands for watchForTutorialExit. When you connect for the first time and your client still has the default needsTutorial=true parameter, it connects you to the tutorial and sets the ftp to True, calls ExternalInterface.call("rotmg.Marketing.track(\"in stall\")") if it's available (more info here: ExternalInterface - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference), and sets the first step to 100. At every step it sends the userinfo, step, platform, game_net to /log/logFteStep.
The next step is the Kitchen which is 200, and when you finished the tutorial it sets the step to 9900 and turns off the watchForTutorialExit (fte) and needsTutorial.
I'm not sure why they does this but it must have something to do with statistics and marketing... :/ I hope you could follow me.

[eth0nic]

Try editing your post, I'm not sure why the forum converts your variables to forum tags...
That fteStep is bugging me too. I've met it many times so I know what it is but I don't know why it is there ...

Fte stands for watchForTutorialExit.

I tried 5 times ... it always converts @<somename> to the users page if <somename> is found in the Users table apparently ...

Aaaaah, ok ... I thought it had to do with soem anti-cheat measurement they implemented ... like some invisible heartbeat thingy bots would be likely not to send ... i.e. to have a blacklists of not-so-legit clients. Thank you for clearing things up yet again! :-)

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p.s.: parsing code of this forum seems to be broken ... should of course exclude anything between [CODE] tags from s/@foo/[MENTION...]...[/MENTION...]/ substitution ...

 foobar

 @eth0nic

 @hello

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:24 PM ----------

and when you finished the tutorial it sets the step to 9900 and turns off

OVER 9000? ;-)

[DatCoder]

OVER 9000? ;-)

Sure
Anyway here is my HELLO packet, that misc data is the account data that is sent to the logFteStep, and the unknown one is the map itself, it's probably there for the mapeditor (I've never used it).

class HELLO(Packet):
	"""First packet to send after establishing a connection with the server.
	It contains informations about the account, client and connection."""
	def __init__(self):
		Packet.__init__(self)
	def loadData(self, data):
		self.buildVersion, data = readUTF(data)
		self.gameId, data = readInt(data)
		self.guid, data = readUTF(data)
		self.password, data = readUTF(data)
		self.secret, data = readUTF(data)
		self.keyTime, data = readInt(data)
		size, data = readShort(data)
		self.key, data = readBytes(data, size)
		size, data = readInt(data)
		self.mapdata, data = readUTFBytes(data, size)
		self.entrytag, data = readUTF(data)
		self.game_net, data = readUTF(data)
		self.game_net_user_id, data = readUTF(data)
		self.play_platform, data = readUTF(data)
		self.platform_token, data = readUTF(data)
		self.isExhausted(data)
	def getData(self):
		data = bytearray()
		data = writeUTF(self.buildVersion, data)
		data = writeInt(self.gameId, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.guid, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.password, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.secret, data)
		data = writeInt(self.keyTime, data)
		data = writeShort(len(self.key), data)
		data = writeBytes(self.key, data)
		data = writeInt(len(self.mapdata), data)
		data = writeUTFBytes(self.mapdata, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.entrytag, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.game_net, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.game_net_user_id, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.play_platform, data)
		data = writeUTF(self.platform_token, data)
		return data
	def debugString(self):
		return 'HELLO:' + \
			' buildVersion="' + self.buildVersion + '"' + \
			' gameId="' + str(self.gameId) + '"' + \
			' guid="' + self.guid + '"' + \
			' password="' + self.password + '"' + \
			' secret="' + self.secret + '"' + \
			' keyTime=' + str(self.keyTime) + \
			' key=' + str(binascii.hexlify(self.key), 'ascii')

^And without tags

[eth0nic]

that misc data is the account data that is sent to the logFteStep

I figured that ... hence the question about logFteStep ;-) Thank you (yet) again!

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hexlify

i love that ;-)

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p.s.: Isn't your packet parsing missing the Key2 stuff? You will need it if using a steam client with your proxy and if you don't just pass through the HELLO packet that is of course.

[DatCoder]

p.s.: Isn't your packet parsing missing the Key2 stuff? You will need it if using a steam client with your proxy and if you just don't pass through the HELLO packet that is.

That's called platform token and it's there.

[eth0nic]

That's called platform token and it's there.

Ah ok ... the data doesn't look like a PascalString to me. I thought that line still belongs to the "misc" block because of the writeUTF() call ...

[eth0nic]

There is a new unsignedShort value for every tile in the UPDATE packet ... anyone happens to know its purpose?

for(my $t=0;$t<$tsize;$t++){
 my %tile=(
  'x'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}),
  'y'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}),
  'foo'=>readUnsignedByte($self->{data}),
  'type'=>readUnsignedByte($self->{data})
 );
 #print Dumper(\%tile) . "\n";
 print $tile{'x'} . '/' . $tile{'y'} . ' ' . $tile{'foo'} . ' ' . $tile{'type'} . "\n";
 push(@{$self->{'tiles'}},\%tile);
}

[Botmaker]

//_-0aL.Update package _-0aL{ import __AS3__.vec.Vector; import _-Z - Pastebin.com

tiles type is a short

[eth0nic]

roger ... so they changed it from UByte to Short ... maybe they ran out of ids ;-) thanks!

so the correct tile struct now is:

my %tile=('x'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}),'y'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}),'type'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}));

[Adri4nPvP]

Does anyone have a working 13.3 client? I would happely be using it

[eth0nic]

Does anyone have a working 13.3 client? I would happely be using it

This thread is only meant as a collection of useful postings - tank you.

[Adri4nPvP]

but i need one now pm me with DL

[Botmaker]

roger ... so they changed it from UByte to Short ... maybe they ran out of ids ;-) thanks!

so the correct tile struct now is:

my %tile=('x'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}),'y'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}),'type'=>readUnsignedShort($self->{data}));

Yeah it appears the only relevant thing they have change is the tile id from byte to short , I’m testing the bots for stability, I’m going to implement a 2 min chat interval, has you suggested. thanks for your help.

[MasterFart]

but i need one now pm me with DL

Doesn't that suck. GO and learn to play the game without using hacked client. Also, trying to bypass the approval thing can get you banned. TELL SOMEONE WHO CARES.