KRelayMove

Hi, i wanted to use KRelayMove. But after using function:

Code:

KRelayMove.MoveClient(client, KRelayMove.Direction.left, 1);

I keep getting exception:

[Error] An exception was thrown
within ClientPacket
at ThrowHelper.ThrowArgumentOutOfRangeException

System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.
Parameter name: index
at System.ThrowHelper.ThrowArgumentOutOfRangeExceptio n(ExceptionArgument argument, ExceptionResource resource)
at System.Collections.Generic.List`1.get_Item(Int32 index)
at K_RelayMove.KRelayMove.MoveClient(Client client, Direction direction, Int32 Steps, Single Speed)
at Bo*****mmand.Debug(Client client, String command, String[] args)
at Lib_K_Relay.Proxy.<>c__DisplayClass38_0.<FireClien tPacket>b__0()
at Lib_K_Relay.Utilities.PluginUtils.ProtectedInvoke( Action action, String errorProvider, Type filteredException)

Is it outdated ? If so, can anyone show me simple movement example ?

It's outdated and the public version at least is a real mess. I've tried to use it in the past and I didn't succeed either.

My solution was to write my own version of the whole thing.

Thanks for fast answer

Can you provide me easiest example of movement in Krelay or at least send me a link to that public ver. ? I would be thankful

Ok, can at least anyone explain me technically how to do it ?
Without code if thats problem for you, just technically what packets to use / when.

sending packets to move is generally one of the harder things to do in a single plugin.

a way I made a simple auto-follow plugin was target a player and check his coordinates, compare them to mine, and send continuous key presses depending on how far away I am from the target, if I am x=5 and he is x=7 (assuming right adds to the x coordinate) I would make it hold the "D" button until my x (rounded) was the same as my targets, etc.

other than that, moving with packets isn't that easy in just a plugin afaik.

Nice idea, but don't you need to have window on focus to make it work ?

It is pretty annoying that everyone saying "it is hard" but NO ONE saying WHAT exactly is hard in it ? Looks like it is just "hard" because no one know how to do it.

Originally Posted by fovi

Nice idea, but don't you need to have window on focus to make it work ?

Well.. yeah.. Not saying that you can't send keystrokes to a background application but yeah.
(you asked if we could provide the easiest example of movement with krelay, and that one is pretty in-efficient but it is easy)

Originally Posted by fovi

It is pretty annoying that everyone saying "it is hard" but NO ONE saying WHAT exactly is hard in it ? Looks like it is just "hard" because no one know how to do it.

It's just very unstable I think, move a block too fast -> kicked, I think you also need to modify every newtick and gotoack packet and make sure everything is perfect every time unless you want to get kicked after your first step.
@pixelzerg can explain why it's hard better than I can though.

You can also decompile the krelaymove library and maybe learn something from it and expirement with the packets.

You can move by sending GOTO packets every NEWTICK. NEWTICK happens every 0.2 seconds so you'll have to calculate the movespeed of the character in tiles per second and divide that by five. The formula in the wiki gives you the idea, but you'll have give it a slight error margin because if you momentarily move over your maximum speed you'll get disconnected (Base ms is 4 so I usually lower that to 3.5; that's the margin). You will also get disconnected if you don't block the extraneous GOTOACK packets.

That's the answer i wanted to get.
Thanks everyone.

Thread can be closed.

Outdated bro!!

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