Whats the Packet to get the plugin icon instead of lag bars, in winsock arival?

thx

[quote author=TeEhEiMaN link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26509 date=1067546953]
Whats the Packet to get the plugin icon instead of lag bars, in winsock arival?

thx
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There is a search button... :(

But incase your too lazy:

[code]
If blnPlug = False Then
pBuffer.InsertNonNTString StrReverse("bnet")
pBuffer.SendPacket sckBnet, &H14
End If

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If blnPlug = True, then it wont send the packet, thus recieving a 'plugin' icon.

[quote]
[code]
If blnPlug = False Then
pBuffer.InsertNonNTString StrReverse("bnet")
pBuffer.SendPacket sckBnet, &H14
End If

[/code]
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That's one of the strangest ways I've seen to insert the 'bnet' DWORD. It is a DWORD, so it should be treated like one.

I've seen it treated like that before, actually. Just like RATS, PXES, 3RAW, etc. are far too frequently treated as char[3]'s

Strange? I've seen it like that more times than I can count ;) I did it like that myself when I was first starting, until someone kindly pointed out that it was a DWORD.

How do you know if they are DWORD's or byte arrays?

umm doesnt work gets me ip banned

b.net, I put this in the winsock arival right?

or maybe it doesnt ip ban me, just doesnt connect

I send 0x14 in the success case of the 0x51 handler, and I've never had problems with it.

[quote author=TeEhEiMaN link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26702 date=1067626526]
or maybe it doesnt ip ban me, just doesnt connect
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you send before logging in

Would you send it before you send your username and password?
If so, I keep getting -1 Here's the code I'm using.

[code]
If GetStuff("Lag Settings", "Plug") = "True" Then
pbuffer.InsertNonNTString StrReverse("bnet")
pbuffer.sendPacket &H14
End If
[/code]

No, if "Plug" is true, don't send 0x14. That packet indicates to bnet that your client has support for UDP processing, and is actually sent by the real Starcraft + Warcraft II clients in response to a UDP packet sent by bnet during the login process. If you send 0x14, bnet gives you lag icons since you supposedly are game-capable. If you don't, you get stuck with a plug.

Incidentally, getting a ping of -1 is completely unrelated to the plug. That arises from not ponging the server when it pings you.

[quote author=Death-Merchant link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26766 date=1067681973]
Would you send it before you send your username and password?
If so, I keep getting -1 Here's the code I'm using.

[code]
If GetStuff("Lag Settings", "Plug") = "True" Then
pbuffer.InsertNonNTString StrReverse("bnet")
pbuffer.sendPacket &H14
End If
[/code]
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Your not sending 0x25 if your getting a -1 ms ping and also you send 0x14 after recieving 0x51

My understanding of the subject on ping, is that if you don't send the ping packet altogether, its -1, if you send it in the fastest possible time, it's 0, and if you delay it being sent you can achieve a high ping. I've gotten as high as 60k ping and as low as -1 using this method.

About the plug -

[code] Case Chr(1)
SendUsernamePassword
'plug
pBuffer.InsertNonNTString "tenb"
pBuffer.SendPacket &H14[/code]

I have my bot logon with UDP Plug and 0ms ping, and the code above is the plug. As you can see, it occurs during logon after the SendUsernamePassword event.

Edit: Mine works, so whoever said NOT to send 0x14 is wrong.

Edit#2: Since mine occurs during logon, it isn't optional, I suggest if you WANT the plug, do it this way since it works...

IMO, you shouldn't always assume that it's going to be "tenb", you should bind a UDP socket, and get the actual code :)

[quote author=UserLoser link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26813 date=1067706971]
IMO, you shouldn't always assume that it's going to be "tenb", you should bind a UDP socket, and get the actual code :)
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Well for this case he WANTs a plugin icon, so he wouldnt have to send anything at all...

[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26666 date=1067617740]
How do you know if they are DWORD's or byte arrays?
[/quote]
I know that Blizzard uses Visual C++, that the Battle.net programmers have historically tended to cut corners to do stuff quickly, and that it's easy to declare such things as DWORDs when using cl.exe.

[quote author=Skywing link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26824 date=1067712323]
[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26666 date=1067617740]
How do you know if they are DWORD's or byte arrays?
[/quote]
I know that Blizzard uses Visual C++, that the Battle.net programmers have historically tended to cut corners to do stuff quickly, and that it's easy to declare such things as DWORDs when using cl.exe.
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Windows Itself uses Dwords in storing data - hint: registry

[quote author=Freeware link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26837 date=1067721486]
[quote author=Skywing link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26824 date=1067712323]
[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26666 date=1067617740]
How do you know if they are DWORD's or byte arrays?
[/quote]
I know that Blizzard uses Visual C++, that the Battle.net programmers have historically tended to cut corners to do stuff quickly, and that it's easy to declare such things as DWORDs when using cl.exe.
[/quote]

Windows Itself uses Dwords in storing data - hint: registry
[/quote]
Your statement is fairly meaningless. For instance, you can have binary values (byte arrays) in the registry.

[quote author=Skywing link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26843 date=1067724322]
[quote author=Freeware link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26837 date=1067721486]
[quote author=Skywing link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26824 date=1067712323]
[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26666 date=1067617740]
How do you know if they are DWORD's or byte arrays?
[/quote]
I know that Blizzard uses Visual C++, that the Battle.net programmers have historically tended to cut corners to do stuff quickly, and that it's easy to declare such things as DWORDs when using cl.exe.
[/quote]

Windows Itself uses Dwords in storing data - hint: registry
[/quote]
Your statement is fairly meaningless. For instance, you can have binary values (byte arrays) in the registry.
[/quote]

I didnt say that all windows does is use dwords, i just said they do use them.

[quote author=Freeware link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26854 date=1067727488]
[quote author=Skywing link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26843 date=1067724322]
[quote author=Freeware link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26837 date=1067721486]
[quote author=Skywing link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26824 date=1067712323]
[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=0#msg26666 date=1067617740]
How do you know if they are DWORD's or byte arrays?
[/quote]
I know that Blizzard uses Visual C++, that the Battle.net programmers have historically tended to cut corners to do stuff quickly, and that it's easy to declare such things as DWORDs when using cl.exe.
[/quote]

Windows Itself uses Dwords in storing data - hint: registry
[/quote]
Your statement is fairly meaningless. For instance, you can have binary values (byte arrays) in the registry.
[/quote]

I didnt say that all windows does is use dwords, i just said they do use them.
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So, we've established that the registry supports DWORDs and byte arrays. Once again, I don't see how this is at all relevant to the discussion in this thread.

I'd say we can believe that it's a DWORD, but not be sure ;)

[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3336;start=15#msg26911 date=1067739890]
I'd say we can believe that it's a DWORD, but not be sure ;)
[/quote]
Actually, code in battle.snp prints it out as a doubleword.

"req.programId = 0x%08X"

(Debug information printing out the contents of a sent SID_AUTH_INFO message).

So, it's fairly reasonable to assume that it's supposed to be treated as a doubleword.