How to send movement packages?

[cloa]

How to send movement packages?

[whitekidney]

you dont, you send keyprints or write to click to move.

no stupid questions here.

[MaiN]

you dont, you send keyprints or write to click to move.

no stupid questions here.

This is not a stupid question...

Sending movement packets yourself is one of the only ways to implement a (undetected) fly/speed hack.

[nitrogrlie]

It's hard, I've done this before in a clientless bot I did at one point with a couple other folks and while the concept or structures aren't that difficult to figure out (the info on the web is complete if you look in enough places), the fact that your movement packages have to account for collision and Z-axis displacement made it hard (at least for me). So my clientless bot would move based on the movement packets I sent, but he would walk through all objects, including the ground itself.

I would give you the code but I've re-formatted a coupe times since and it would be an effort to track down the CVS we used at the time.

[Cypher]

you dont, you send keyprints or write to click to move.

no stupid questions here.

It's not necessarily a stupid question, movement packet spoofing is the only (known) way to pull off quite a few hacks/exploits.

[Robske]

you dont, you send keyprints or write to click to move.

no stupid questions here.

I'd love to get rid of the stupid answers too...
:gtfo2:

[Cypher]

I'd love to get rid of the stupid answers too...
:gtfo2:

Rifk. Indeed.

[namreeb]

you dont, you send keyprints or write to click to move.

no stupid questions here.

Actually, it is a stupid question, but not because of this guy.

This topic has been covered before with great detail. I would suggest you search.

If that fails, look here:

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/wow-me...nd-packet.html

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