A long long time ago there was a program that recorded the packets between the client and server. It would then be possible to launch a program to replay those packets through a RO client. It was able to slow/speed the replay (double/half speed).
Does anyone still have this thing?
Replay
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Re: Replay
Is this thing wpe, rpe, wireshark, or openkore with the packet recording/replaying plugin (PacketRecorderPlugin & ReplayerPlugin) ?
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Re: Replay
It wasn't any of those, because I know I got that program before I was introduced to openkore.
But if openkore has this functionality, I'd like to learn about it too.
But if openkore has this functionality, I'd like to learn about it too.
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Re: Replay
For what purpose do you need to record/send packets?
Openkore has a built in console command to send packets.
Here is some example of someone using the console command "send 8E 01 CA 03 00 00 00 00 00 00" to create alcohol.
http://forums.openkore.com/viewtopic.ph ... wing#p1825
Quote from the manual:
Openkore has a built in console command to send packets.
Here is some example of someone using the console command "send 8E 01 CA 03 00 00 00 00 00 00" to create alcohol.
http://forums.openkore.com/viewtopic.ph ... wing#p1825
Quote from the manual:
send (<hex string>)
<hex string>
- a space-separated sequence of hex codes (e.g. 04 02 22 37 D7 FC).
Send a raw packet to the server.
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Re: Replay
How long ago was this?
I coded one long ago but I never released it. Roger from bRO was supposed to help me distribute it but I lost contact with him.
I coded one long ago but I never released it. Roger from bRO was supposed to help me distribute it but I lost contact with him.
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Re: Replay
I'm not quite sure about the time. I do know it was several years back though.
I don't want to "send" anything anywhere, but I just want a RO client that will replay all my send/receive packets as though it just happened.
Anyways, I wanted to use this program to make videos. I figured the size of the packets would be significantly smaller than actual footage.
I don't want to "send" anything anywhere, but I just want a RO client that will replay all my send/receive packets as though it just happened.
Anyways, I wanted to use this program to make videos. I figured the size of the packets would be significantly smaller than actual footage.
Re: Replay
Recording raw packet data to make videos will never work. Sorry to dash your dreams on the craggy rocks on reality.
cs : ee : realist
Re: Replay
The RO client can't re-use raw packet data?
Re: Replay
Actually, it can be done by making the client connect to a server that replays the captured receive packets.
Whatever...
