Pong Packet?

Hai guise, I'm writing a RotMG Bot in C# and I'm having trouble with the PongPacket, I know that after I get a PingPacket I should send a pong packet, if I do so I get a Protocol error, I guess its because I'm not sending the right time, so anyone know how do I get the time.

@nilly @krazyshank @JustAnoobROTMG @Botmaker maybe?

i tink u shud ask me im mastr coderz

current time - start time?

Originally Posted by mSteaker

current time - start time?

I have that, but I don't know when the starttime is set, can u tell me <3

this might help

time functions

Code:

global function get_tick_count()
  return  w32Func(xGetTickCount,{})
end function

global atom start_time
start_time=get_tick_count()

global function current_time()
  return  w32Func(xGetTickCount,{})-start_time
end function

Ping received, pong sent back instantly

Code:

procedure ping_packet_read(integer client,integer inputstream)
  object res
  sequence write,temp
  res=input_stream_readint(inputstream)

  write=""
  write=writeint(write,res) --serial
  write=writeint(write,current_time()) --time

  temp=reverse(int_to_bytes(length(write)+5)) &pong_packet
  write=rc4_arcfour_encrypt_block(client_list[client][client_rc4_2],write)
  socket_send_data(client,temp&write)
end procedure
packet_read_used[ping_packet+1]=-1
packet_read_id[ping_packet+1]=routine_id("ping_packet_read")

Originally Posted by Botmaker

this might help

time functions

Code:

global function get_tick_count()
  return  w32Func(xGetTickCount,{})
end function

global atom start_time
start_time=get_tick_count()

global function current_time()
  return  w32Func(xGetTickCount,{})-start_time
end function

Ping received, pong sent back instantly

Code:

procedure ping_packet_read(integer client,integer inputstream)
  object res
  sequence write,temp
  res=input_stream_readint(inputstream)

  write=""
  write=writeint(write,res) --serial
  write=writeint(write,current_time()) --time

  temp=reverse(int_to_bytes(length(write)+5)) &pong_packet
  write=rc4_arcfour_encrypt_block(client_list[client][client_rc4_2],write)
  socket_send_data(client,temp&write)
end procedure
packet_read_used[ping_packet+1]=-1
packet_read_id[ping_packet+1]=routine_id("ping_packet_read")

Originally Posted by Botmaker

this might help

time functions

Code:

global function get_tick_count()
  return  w32Func(xGetTickCount,{})
end function

global atom start_time
start_time=get_tick_count()

global function current_time()
  return  w32Func(xGetTickCount,{})-start_time
end function

Ping received, pong sent back instantly

Code:

procedure ping_packet_read(integer client,integer inputstream)
  object res
  sequence write,temp
  res=input_stream_readint(inputstream)

  write=""
  write=writeint(write,res) --serial
  write=writeint(write,current_time()) --time

  temp=reverse(int_to_bytes(length(write)+5)) &pong_packet
  write=rc4_arcfour_encrypt_block(client_list[client][client_rc4_2],write)
  socket_send_data(client,temp&write)
end procedure
packet_read_used[ping_packet+1]=-1
packet_read_id[ping_packet+1]=routine_id("ping_packet_read")

and when do I have to set the starttime? When I connect right?

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