Just sharing what i've figure out so far with regards to packeting rf. First of all my main goal was to create a bot using packets coz the rf official server is actually using gameguard (well. Thats what the local provider is using). That means scripting is out of the picture, this means also memory hacks and such. On a side note. Gameguard is plain s- i mean i have a core duo processor, 2g ram but i cant even do ore mining in rf and play GunBound at the same time, freaking GGuard keeps restarting my pc everytime i run both anyways. I've started playing in private server and i've found out that a program called IRIS (a packet monitor) is able to run and sniff packets from RF.
It was also able to sniff packets on the GGuard protected server The program managed to identify the packet components. IP destination/source and especially the data portion (or what i believe to be). I've manage to isolate the data packet for using a skill on the F1 hotkey (using private server). However when i try to re-send the data (continously), the skill did'nt trigger. I've noticed after some time that the only difference between skill packets (after i repeatedly use the skill ingame and let it rundown to 0), each packet has an identification number, sequence number and acknowledgement number. So in this sense, i'm assuming there is some sort of time-stamp on either server or client side (or both) which prevents packets from being sent in a loop. And thus ends what i manage to find thus far.
I hope this helps somewhat and any input would be gladly appreciated. on a different topic. Just wanna ask. Does anybody knows how the client-server data relationship for RF?
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Which decides outcomes of ingame events like hits vs miss or amount of damage dealt and recieved, is it the client or the server? Just sharing what i've figure out so far with regards to packeting rf. First of all my main goal was to create a bot using packets coz the rf official server is actually using gameguard (well.
Thats what the local provider is using). That means scripting is out of the picture, this means also memory hacks and such. On a side note. Gameguard is plain s- i mean i have a core duo processor, 2g ram but i cant even do ore mining in rf and play GunBound at the same time, freaking GGuard keeps restarting my pc everytime i run both anyways. I've started playing in private server and i've found out that a program called IRIS (a packet monitor) is able to run and sniff packets from RF.
It was also able to sniff packets on the GGuard protected server The program managed to identify the packet components. IP destination/source and especially the data portion (or what i believe to be). I've manage to isolate the data packet for using a skill on the F1 hotkey (using private server). However when i try to re-send the data (continously), the skill did'nt trigger. I've noticed after some time that the only difference between skill packets (after i repeatedly use the skill ingame and let it rundown to 0), each packet has an identification number, sequence number and acknowledgement number. So in this sense, i'm assuming there is some sort of time-stamp on either server or client side (or both) which prevents packets from being sent in a loop.
And thus ends what i manage to find thus far. I hope this helps somewhat and any input would be gladly appreciated. on a different topic. Just wanna ask. Does anybody knows how the client-server data relationship for RF?
Which decides outcomes of ingame events like hits vs miss or amount of damage dealt and recieved, is it the client or the server? Server and client communication on pRF Online are encrypted.
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Packets are encrypted and decrypted continously. Every new skill you use is encrypted differently. So even if you have managed to sniff the packet say using a skill, sending it again is useless. Server sends a key to Client Client uses key to encrypt its packets Client sends encrypted packets telling you want to use a skill Server recieves packets then uses the key it previously sent to decrypt it Server then decodes the decrypted packets and executes that packet Server sends another key, then using that same key sends another encrypted data flagging you that you haved used that skill. Client decrypts it then executes that skill packet in your game. Server again sends another random key everytime.
I think this is how server-client is operating. Google Hackshield and know how it operates.
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