Done with out of processs... need some help

[arigity]

/fails lanman92 changing movement state will D/C depending on what you set it to.
/fails Greyman

As far as I can see, Speed D/C's you (ofc ), X and Y changes > 0,13 D/C's you (ofc), Movement State D/C's you,

*note: although he was totally right about WHY the d/c occurs
/fails cypher for not posting fail pix
/fails kyonx because i can D:

/fails himself because i'm sure someones bound to plow in here with a facepalm pic and write 3 paragraphs to explain why what i just wrote was entirely retarded

[lanman92]

Would you mind posting what you could change it to and avoid D/C? I was curious about 0x400, would be nice for wsg...

[arigity]

hrmm, dunno. i suggest grabbing a trial account and using trial and error on the ones that interest you.

[lanman92]

I've found that trial accounts don't actually show you the accounts a real one would... I could change Z axis quite a bit on a trial, yet on my live i couldn't... oh well. I'll try it anyway. thanks for the input.

[Greyman]

/fails lanman92 changing movement state will D/C depending on what you set it to.
/fails Greyman *note: although he was totally right about

Heh, /fail me indeed. It is true that changing certain bit flags of the movement state will DC you. And for much the same reason.

[kynox]

Heh, /fail me indeed. It is true that changing certain bit flags of the movement state will DC you. And for much the same reason.

To those who want to actually change it, hook SendPacket and &= ~BITFLAG to remove it from the sent bitflags. You can Walk on water/levitate/etc on live using this.

Don't ask me for help on this, or suffer the wrath of an angry toe.

[Cypher]

Warden has nothing to do with the server-side kicks resulting from ****ing with movment state, location, etc. So go /fail yourself.

[Cursed]

To those who want to actually change it, hook SendPacket and &= ~BITFLAG to remove it from the sent bitflags. You can Walk on water/levitate/etc on live using this.

Don't ask me for help on this, or suffer the wrath of an angry toe.

Why asking you for help? I remember you posting some code about this in another thread...

Yes, hook their sendpacket routine and spoof the movement state when you receive a movement packet. It may seem hard, but trust me.. its not.

    if ( (wOpcode >= MSG_MOVE_START_FORWARD && wOpcode <= MSG_MOVE_WORLDPORT_ACK) || wOpcode == MSG_MOVE_HEARTBEAT )
    {
        gLog.Log( "Movement Flags: %08X", pBuffer[1] );

        if ( pBuffer[1] & MOVEFLAG_LEVITATE )
            pBuffer[1] &= ~MOVEFLAG_LEVITATE;

        if ( pBuffer[1] & MOVEFLAG_WATER_WALK )
            pBuffer[1] &= ~MOVEFLAG_WATER_WALK;

        if ( pBuffer[1] & MOVEFLAG_FEATHER_FALL )
            pBuffer[1] &= ~MOVEFLAG_FEATHER_FALL;

        gLog.Log( "Patched Movement Flags: %08X", pBuffer[1] );
    }

[Cypher]

Why asking you for help? I remember you posting some code about this in another thread...

LIES! Not difficult to derive from what he said anyway.

Also, afaik he hasn't provided the address of the message parser so you'll need to track that down.

[lanman92]

Why asking you for help? I remember you posting some code about this in another thread...

Okay, I don't want the wrath of the angry toe...but do you hook using setwindowshookex() on sendpacket and modify the data that way in a routine inside a dll?

[Shynd]

...you cannot hook functions using SetWindowsHookEx. You have to detour the function using some sort of hook method, be it setting up a Vectored Exception Handler and using the debug registers, using the Microsoft Detours library, or just writing the trampoline and detour functions yourself and patching memory directly.

[lanman92]

Uhhhhm, I dont know any of those methods so im going to wait a bit before i attempt that on live servers...

[kynox]

Okay, I don't want the wrath of the angry toe...but do you hook using setwindowshookex() on sendpacket and modify the data that way in a routine inside a dll?

*Requesting face palm*

[galpha]

*Requesting face palm*

<+Galpha> /slap kynox
*Galpha slaps kynox around a bit with a large trout.

[Cypher]

Okay, I don't want the wrath of the angry toe...but do you hook using setwindowshookex() on sendpacket and modify the data that way in a routine inside a dll?