COuld someone please elaborate what exactly is the issue with the stamina?

Nando wrote:...setting client expansion to "AOS" or upper...

what do you mean by "setting client expansion"? there's some packet that does this or what?

are you sure it's a good idea to pass output values by global variable in a multithreaded environment?

just out of curiosity, what can be the point of making a diference between aos-enabled accounts and aos-disabled accounts?
I mean, you either want an AOS shard or you want a non-AOS shard, isn't that so?

sphere doesn't use such a format

MuadDib: out of curiosity, what algorhitm/memory scheme do you use for caching the tooltips? If any...
Or are the packets being generated over and over again every time any client asks for them?

btw. since which client version is this thing supported?

ok, first thing to change:
in 0x89, this part can be sent more than once, i.e. it's a sequence of item uids and layers...

Would it be possible to maybe get optional x and y flags on this function? I just need it to open on a certain point on the screen.
Impossible.
this packet http://packets.polserver.com/index.php?op=showpacket&packet=0x24
opens the container, and as you can see it only sends the id and gump model.

I don't think it will ever spit an error, it's more like so that once a gump (with or without pages) reaches certain size (size as in the volume of all it's data), the client will crash... and I guess the critical size is different on different client versions, but in general the newer client the ...

UltraEdit with syntax highlightning

Also LBR installs seem to have the same error even if patched up with OSI.

And if you want an example of memory leaks, use megaclilocs. Our RAM has started growing massively since it was introduced.
Dunno how POl has this implemented, but the truth is that these tooltips only work since 3.0.6o (I ...

Server-sent packets are compressed by a form of huffman compression.

Zlib is, I think, only used for 0xDD packet (http://packets.polserver.com/index.php?op=showpacket&packet=0xDD)

The only actual explanation of the UO compression I know of was the one produced by a person known as Kair. The web is ...

wanna delete traces of a crime? : :lol: :lol:

sadly, Yukiko is wrong in the assumption about the function of [quit].


Button... [quit] [page-id] [return-value]

if the [quit] is 1 and the button is pressed, the gump is closed, and response sent to the server with the [return-value] as the pressed button id. [page-id] is unused.

if [quit] is ...

all the core could do is resend the gump automatically, with textentries pre-filled with the text that was filled into them meanwhile, and not trigger the usual gump resonse scripts... other than that, you can't tell the client to not close the gump upon pressing a non-page button.

I suggest stopping panicking until the client is actually out.

MuadDib wrote:KR is a complete new client, complete new art, complete new files, new engine, new everything.

I believe the network protocol will stay more or less the same, so it's not "everything"

Pierce wrote:I think you completly misunderstood my post

You misunderstood mine

Considering the fact that POL uses it's own UO data file formats, I doubt the devs will love your idea about editing .mul/.idx files ;)

But there are ofc other possibilities... Like editing the POL datafiles and back-uoconvert them to Muls.

Then there's quesiton of whether or not to support ...

have the java program periodically try to connect to the given port and/or check for running processess, and if you see POL, try connecting...

I don't understand your point of view... The Smoothwalk function of injection is a "experimental" helper for some people who have bad connection and/or some other problems with lag. What it does is give the client automatically a positive answer to walkrequest packets. So it's "out of sync" by ...

If the client uses smoothwalk, he deserves to be disconnected, so I don't see that as a problem

if you dont send the deny then how are you slowing the movement or are you just logging it? The scripts I put up are designed to stop the movement from going too fast period. If you don't send either the accept or deny packets, either you'll hang up the client making it think its lagging or the ...

I have tested the system I described with GodClient - it's walking speed is about twice the speed of normal clients... The only little problem with it is that the first few steps are faster (which would be the same in case of sending 6 hashes in advance) , then it is forced to slow down, but since I ...

hmm, ok then Didn't really try to edit them