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  1. €100 OBO or 70€/hr for code to send packets to Vanganth C6 cacheD server. I'm looking for an L2OFF dev or reverse engineer that has a working solution for sending packets to the Vanganth C6 cacheD server. I asked a question about this here: If more info is needed or you have an offer feel free to message me. Thank you!
  2. Hi All! Hoping someone with more experience than me can help out Using vanganth's C6 pack I am trying to change a characters location using the "SetCharacterLocationPacket" packet and sending it to the cacheD server with PHP script. I'm stuck trying to figure out how to properly build the packet/checksum. I did find some helpful posts with samples and I verified that the packet format matches my servers but I'm stuck with this checksum error and having a hard time figuring it out. Error: error. Packet checksum is different. protocol[2], len[31], check[-2] Using the following code to send the packet: # #2 SetCharacterLocationPacket("dddddS") $cached_op = pack ( "cVVVVV", 2, $char_id, 1, $x, $y, $z ); $cached_op .= ansi2unicode($account); $ret_string = l2_cached_push(pack("s", strlen($cached_op) + 2) . $cached_op); function l2_cached_push ( $cached_packet ) { $cached_fptr = l2_cached_open(); if ( !is_resource($cached_fptr) ) { return ( "Error connecting to cached: " . $cached_fptr . " [server down??]" ); } fwrite($cached_fptr, $cached_packet); $response = fread ($cached_fptr, 2); $array_ret_length = unpack("v", $response); $ret_id = unpack("c", fread ( $cached_fptr, 1 ) ); $ret_string = ""; for ( $i = 0; $i < ( ( $array_ret_length [ 1 ] - 4 ) / 4 ); $i++ ) { $array_read = unpack ( "i", fread ( $cached_fptr, 4 ) ); $ret_string .= $array_read [ 1 ]; } return ( $ret_string ); } function ansi2unicode($ansi_str) { return (iconv('CP1252', 'UCS-2LE', $ansi_str).chr(0).chr(0)); } Thanks for taking a look! Hopefully someone has the answer and this post can help others too.
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