Marketplace 0/0/0 color glitch

[sky_dragon]

There's a glitch in the marketplace where you can make an item you put on there become 0/0/0 colored. Does this still exist and does anyone know how to perform it?

[Nico]

From what I heard it happens when you put on the item while the server's lagging.

[Agathocacological]

From what I heard it happens when you put on the item while the server's lagging.

This is basically what I heard.
Server probably fails to retrieve RGB so uses default 0 instead.

[sky_dragon]

Well then, it should happen every time. *rimshot*

No but this is too random to try out I guess, I really wanted a full black DC set though.

[Dracconus]

Well then, it should happen every time. *rimshot*

No but this is too random to try out I guess, I really wanted a full black DC set though.

You could attempt to manually lag the connection while posting the auction after hitting the sell button, but the thing is that if you lag the entire process, it may glitch ALL of the information that's client sided (enchants, enhancements, color, and such.) which means BAD news for you.
I suggest creating a lag switch (google it if you don't know) and using it at different millisecond increments within the sell clicked, and posting process to see what section of that performs it.

SUUUURE...there's obviously more accurate ways to do it IF you know how to hook a network reader to vindictus after finding out the information necessary to trace said data.
While this method's less reliable, more glitchy, and potentially more hazardous, it's the easiest.

[Agathocacological]

You could attempt to manually lag the connection while posting the auction after hitting the sell button, but the thing is that if you lag the entire process, it may glitch ALL of the information that's client sided (enchants, enhancements, color, and such.) which means BAD news for you.
I suggest creating a lag switch (google it if you don't know) and using it at different millisecond increments within the sell clicked, and posting process to see what section of that performs it.

SUUUURE...there's obviously more accurate ways to do it IF you know how to hook a network reader to vindictus after finding out the information necessary to trace said data.
While this method's less reliable, more glitchy, and potentially more hazardous, it's the easiest.

If we had a packet editor that could decrypt packets, it'd be as easy as editing a few bytes and sending a packet.