Packet List of Character 7.6

[Pro-grammer]

Packet Parse 7.6 (There is no XTEA Encryption neither RSA):

if (protocol == 0x01) {
                message.GetUInt16(); // OS
                message.GetUInt16(); // version

                // File checks
                message.GetUInt32();
                message.GetUInt32();
                message.GetUInt32();

                UInt32 acc = message.GetUInt32();
                string pass = message.GetString();

                NetworkMessage msg = new NetworkMessage();
                msg.AddByte(0x64);
                msg.AddByte(2);
                msg.AddString("AAAAA");
                msg.AddString("World");
                msg.AddBytes(new byte[4] { 127, 0, 0, 1 });
                msg.AddUInt16(7171);
                msg.AddString("BBBBB");
                msg.AddString("World");
                msg.AddBytes(new byte[4] { 127, 0, 0, 1 });
                msg.AddUInt16(7171);
                msg.AddUInt16(0);

                SendMessage(msg);
                CloseConnection();

It includes a character list packet too tho.´´

P.S; C# is horrible for OTServer making, it is so slow compared to C++

Check my 7.6 mud server on open source board, it includes source.

[XtrmJash]

Packet Parse 7.6 (There is no XTEA Encryption neither RSA):

if (protocol == 0x01) {
                message.GetUInt16(); // OS
                message.GetUInt16(); // version

                // File checks
                message.GetUInt32();
                message.GetUInt32();
                message.GetUInt32();

                UInt32 acc = message.GetUInt32();
                string pass = message.GetString();

                NetworkMessage msg = new NetworkMessage();
                msg.AddByte(0x64);
                msg.AddByte(2);
                msg.AddString("AAAAA");
                msg.AddString("World");
                msg.AddBytes(new byte[4] { 127, 0, 0, 1 });
                msg.AddUInt16(7171);
                msg.AddString("BBBBB");
                msg.AddString("World");
                msg.AddBytes(new byte[4] { 127, 0, 0, 1 });
                msg.AddUInt16(7171);
                msg.AddUInt16(0);

                SendMessage(msg);
                CloseConnection();

It includes a character list packet too tho.´´

P.S; C# is horrible for OTServer making, it is so slow compared to C++

Check my 7.6 mud server on open source board, it includes source.

Oh c'mon, I'm sure C# can perform just as well if not better than C++ due to the amount of ASync functionality added in .NET 4.5 & C# 5.0 (I think that's the latest)... I mean, nothing beats a perfectly programmed C++ program, but I think actually a lot of the shit I deal with at work (image processing, primarily, for industrial printers) could actually be done using C# considerably better... Saying that it could probably be improved to the same extent using C++, but still, beggars can't be choosers.

[Pro-grammer]

Oh c'mon, I'm sure C# can perform just as well if not better than C++ due to the amount of ASync functionality added in .NET 4.5 & C# 5.0 (I think that's the latest)... I mean, nothing beats a perfectly programmed C++ program, but I think actually a lot of the shit I deal with at work (image processing, primarily, for industrial printers) could actually be done using C# considerably better... Saying that it could probably be improved to the same extent using C++, but still, beggars can't be choosers.

Of course I agree with you in some parts, but C# is slower in the OTBM binary map reading compared to OTs, on which takes me 5 seconds to load a 70mb map, and in C# It will take over 3 mins to later throw out of memory exception. I've the code posted on the OpenSource Board.

And will have to see how C# is slower in asynchronous processing with 20k monsters, and 100+ players compared to C++.