[Solved] k_relay packets, objects and tiles

Ox90 · 2017-01-03T00:20:41.000Z

Hello, Looking at K_relay code on github, I see that the latest commit is from 2 months ago. So when I try to compile and run, it just fails horribly. Yet people release updated compiled version of the tool on the main board, is their some public repo with the updated code ?

Originally Posted by krazyshank

The git hub version compiles and runs out of the box, it just needs packet ids to be updated. It will be receiving some commits with big changes soon though.

yes, but how does one find these packets ids ?

Many ways, but theres a thread in this section that has the current ones:
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1203285

Originally Posted by Ox90

yes, but how does one find these packets ids ?

JustANoobROTMG and ossimc82 and others have made auto packet parsers. To get packet ids, open the latest client with JPEXS and navigate to:
kabam\rotmg\messaging\impl\GameServerConnection.as

Copy paste all of these inside the class:

Code:

    public static const FAILURE:int = 0;
    public static const CREATE_SUCCESS:int = 86;
    public static const CREATE:int = 90;

Delete all underscores. Then use this regex:
search for:
^\s*public static const (\w+):int = (\d+);$
replace with:
<Packet>\r\n\t<PacketName>$1</PacketName>\r\n\t<PacketID>$2</PacketID>\r\n</Packet>\r\n
Then wrap the entire thing with <Packets> </Packets> tags.

Originally Posted by 059

JustANoobROTMG and ossimc82 and others have made auto packet parsers. To get packet ids, open the latest client with JPEXS and navigate to:
kabam\rotmg\messaging\impl\GameServerConnection.as

Copy paste all of these inside the class:

Code:

    public static const FAILURE:int = 0;
    public static const CREATE_SUCCESS:int = 86;
    public static const CREATE:int = 90;

Delete all underscores. Then use this regex:
search for:
^\s*public static const (\w+):int = (\d+);$
replace with:
<Packet>\r\n\t<PacketName>$1</PacketName>\r\n\t<PacketID>$2</PacketID>\r\n</Packet>\r\n
Then wrap the entire thing with <Packets> </Packets> tags.

Awesome ! Thanks alot.

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