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#1
I have a 100% uptime 100MBPS dedicated server if you guys need a reliable server to host one on.
#2
Very helpful, you are.


Anyone have any information?
#3
What is that and how is it done?
#4
I'm having trouble setting cookies while using the execute subroutine in the msinet control.

msinet.execute "http://www.mywebsite.com/", "POST", "variable=value", "Badname: blarrr!" & vbNewLine & "Cookie: name=value"

I've tried all different ways but can not figure out how to make msinet use the cookies I put into InputHdrs. All of the headers I put are used except cookies.

I've been trying to find a solution for hours.. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

#5
Visual Basic Programming / Re: Modifying Memory
February 24, 2006, 03:58 AM
I was planning on being able to change around things in other processes as, for example, certain gaming hacks do.
I see that every time you restart the process the memory address changes. I'm looking for somewhere that can teach me how memory offsets are found and how to do all of that so that an application can actually be coded without the user having to input the address every time. I'm still pretty unclear on what's going on and what to do.
#6
Visual Basic Programming / Re: Modifying Memory
February 24, 2006, 12:31 AM
I started looking into this and discovered how to do basic memory editting with known addresses.
I was looking further and learned how they change every time.
I was wondering if anyone knows where to go to learn how to get the address every single time or how 'dynamic addresses' work.

Once again, thanks in advance.
And a side note.. Yes I have searched google.  ;)
#7
Visual Basic Programming / Modifying Memory
February 23, 2006, 07:56 PM
I'm looking to expand my programming knowledge into modifying a process' memory. I have no idea how it's done and have no idea where to start. I'm looking at being able to change stored memory for other processes and such. An example being D2 Map Hacks and several other game hacks.

If anyone can point me to a tutorial or website that I can teach myself how it's done it would be very much appreciated.
I apologize if this is considered a 'spam' post.. it is just that I've been wanting to learn this for a very long time now and can't find any information.

Thank you in advance,
Elneroth (AKA Galdunn)
#8
I implemented this into my privately released 'Chaos Bot Reborn'.

Here's how it works:
It sends the create game information to battle.net. After it is successfull it sends the join game information. Battle.net then replies with the IP and the hash information. If it isn't the IP the bot is configured to search for it ignores the entire process and starts a new one.

The only problem with this is what Ringo said. You will get a realm down after so many... but the thing is.. when you're doing this you will not get a realm down until you disconnect from Battle.net and or get dropped.. so you can basically go on forever.

If you can get a Battle.net Bot Developer to code this for you then you'll be on your way.
I'll probably end up releasing the source code to mine some day considering I'm not much into it anymore.
#9
You should do WoW after you're done doing W3 gaming
#10
Fun Forum™ / Re: Gangster Immigrant Dad
January 12, 2006, 12:17 AM
lol  :o
#11
Fun Forum™ / Re: Exploding AMD Duron video
January 12, 2006, 12:17 AM
 ;D
#13
Gaming Discussion / Re: Call of Duty II
January 11, 2006, 11:17 PM
The multiplayer on this game is amazing. Too bad they didn't make it like bungie's online setup
#14
Gaming Discussion / Re: I went shopping!
January 11, 2006, 11:12 PM
Good thinking. My opinion: WoW sucks.
#15
Battle.net Bot Development / D2GS Staying Connected
December 07, 2005, 09:14 PM
I'm having trouble staying connected via D2GS.

I'm sending the correct ping every 5 seconds.

I only seem to receive the 0xAE packet (warren) once, at the beginning of the game.

After about 30 seconds in I get an automatic disconnect.

[Update]
After further research, it looks as if no one has yet to find a way to stay connected more than a minute.

Maybe the reason I only receive one 0xAE is because I don't know the packet format to send. When I receive this I simply just send
(DWORD) 0x00
with the packet id 0x66.

Any information would be appreciated ^^

[MyndFyre edit: combined double-post.]