lockdown-IX86-XX.mpq Update - argument component

[UserLoser]

Could easily be Starcraft.exe proxied through a bot like Ringo did...

[Yegg]

Could easily be Starcraft.exe proxied through a bot like Ringo did...

Exactly what I was going to say. rob's so-called solution could very well be just what Ringo tried. It actually sounds like a good temporary solution.

[BreW]

I'm sure you do

Haven't found that delete button yet?

Also, what's with the sarcastic remark? How are you to know whether or not he has found a way. With your limited knowledge in programming, I don't believe you have the right to challenge the claims of other individuals.

What Yegg said

Anyways, I found a working decompiler, and I was able to acually decompile starcraft.exe!
sad part is, it's in asm. I *THINK* I've found the bnet functions, so far I found a few mentions of "0x0f" and a case select, I think I found the parse chat sub

*edit*

    }
    (save)0xda;
    (save)eax;
    (save)6551872;
    L0040FF62();
    M0063fa28 = 4;
    M0063eefc = GetTickCount() + 7000;
    eax = 0xc;
    L0048BF70();
             ^here
I found the connection part!!!!
just imagine, if I could find the checkrevision sub, we could find the prociedures they changed, anybody have an outdated starcraft.exe i could compare it with?

[BreW]

That would be nice... Also, would someone mind documenting the changes in CheckRevision? It's always nice to have a map of the territory you're going to explore, even if the map's sketchy.

did anyone notice how I'm acually trying to do that all the while

[BreW]

yes!! exactly one revision down!

[RealityRipple]

http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/starcraft/patches/PC/

Reinstall SC, download SC-113f.exe, and patch it. You can then get the correct version yourself

[BreW]

allright :p
anyways, even though this has nothing to do with this, what is SWAR? I found it while digging around, no clue why its mixed in with bnet connection code:

M00689c4c = L004D1B90("Starcraft\SWAR\lang\statwire.cpp", 0x163);

[RealityRipple]

maybe it's backwards... RAW fileS. I don't know... Could also be a different abbreviation for Starcraft: brood WAR

[BreW]

shit my decompiler crashed again...... i have a feeling this is gonna take a while -.-

[RealityRipple]

Well, you have fun with that... my laptop battery is dying, my house is having power problems... so I'll be gone for a day or so. Good luck, guys!

[BreW]

Thanks! Cya around, Ripple!

[UserLoser]

Brew, nice effort, but you are looking at something that has nothing to do with this topic.

[BreW]

I'm trying to find the send 0x51 sub in starcraft.exe
It would be so much easier if my decompiler didn't suck

[BreW]

Woah wtf happened
this topic @ major split

[topaz]

gg... it looks like we're screwed.
I was talking to my friend while we were in Clan Cell about the new update. The blizzard sysop who idles there had the nerve to disconnect us. Screw you, Blizzard.
Hdx: You forgot to mention SSHR and JSTR.

Okay, we get the general idea why blizzard is doing this,
now how about we acually work on fixing this! ATM I say we should do what Ringo is doing to connect with starcraft, until we find a permanent solution.

[4:35:17 PM] MysT_DooM has been forum squelched.

Anyways, what about using a pointer? I'm not an expert at this (i'm a total noob) but I believe that you could execute starcraft.exe for the duration of the login and make a refrence to the login sequence subs and be able to use it to construct the proper packets to login, although I bet somebody already thought of this...

I don't get it

Anyways, where can I get a decompiler?
That's the only fool-proof plan to get bots working again...

I'm sure you do

Haven't found that delete button yet?

Also, what's with the sarcastic remark? How are you to know whether or not he has found a way. With your limited knowledge in programming, I don't believe you have the right to challenge the claims of other individuals.

What Yegg said

Anyways, I found a working decompiler, and I was able to acually decompile starcraft.exe!
sad part is, it's in asm. I *THINK* I've found the bnet functions, so far I found a few mentions of "0x0f" and a case select, I think I found the parse chat sub

*edit*

    }
    (save)0xda;
    (save)eax;
    (save)6551872;
    L0040FF62();
    M0063fa28 = 4;
    M0063eefc = GetTickCount() + 7000;
    eax = 0xc;
    L0048BF70();
             ^here
I found the connection part!!!!
just imagine, if I could find the checkrevision sub, we could find the prociedures they changed, anybody have an outdated starcraft.exe i could compare it with?

shit my decompiler crashed again...... i have a feeling this is gonna take a while -.-

allright :p
anyways, even though this has nothing to do with this, what is SWAR? I found it while digging around, no clue why its mixed in with bnet connection code:

M00689c4c = L004D1B90("Starcraft\SWAR\lang\statwire.cpp", 0x163);

I'm trying to find the send 0x51 sub in starcraft.exe
It would be so much easier if my decompiler didn't suck

and...

Brew you can't even read a hex dump for christ sakes..You just want ringo to hand over his method so you can go back to your post on the source and take credit for it.

"Don't worry, Fleet-, RaidenMZX and I are working on this problem! Please be patient!"

LOLOLOL

Haven't found that delete button yet?

Also, what's with the sarcastic remark? How are you to know whether or not he has found a way. With your limited knowledge in programming, I don't believe you have the right to challenge the claims of other individuals.

theres a delete button for your posts , please clik it

theres a delete button for your posts , please clik it

But I agree with UL/KP, you are a compleet and utter moron.

You are a moron, just please leave the forums.

Brew, if you want reall help, go see a shrink Oo
Your a waste bandwidth, and wasteing power, overall contributing to global warming!
Please stop now.!

I think you're a retard too, but I'm trying real hard to be polite so I'll say it in unclear terms instead.

Can't you take a hint? SHUT THE FUCK UP AND GO THE FUCK AWAY.


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