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Google search does wonders.....

 

http://www.lameguard.com/

 

It is in Russian but you can clock the English button at the top right corner and it will translate it for you.

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cant i do it just with a java code or something?

No.

 

Some java packs have anti L2Walker build in, but unless you are using a client side anti-bot system you will never stop botters.

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No.

 

Some java packs have anti L2Walker build in, but unless you are using a client side anti-bot system you will never stop botters.

i want to build an anti-walker in my pack too! cant i do it with java? they gave me some codes i just have some errors when i add them. if someone helps me to add them i think its ok. i dont think that any server has a full anti-bot protection. even in l2gold i think l2net works. i dont know about walker though thats why im asking for a help.

 

anyway can anyone help me with the eclipse error plix plox? please answer quick guys because i have more questions now that i am building my servers core. thank you :)

cannot find symbol

symbol  : variable HACKING_TOOL

location: class net.sf.l2j.gameserver.network.SystemMessageId

 

check that var is there

 

EDIT

i dont know exactly, but i think that protection changed a bit and now its

 

		if (Config.L2WALKER_PROTECTION)
		{
			L2PcInstance activeChar = getClient().getActiveChar();
			Util.handleIllegalPlayerAction(activeChar, "Player " + activeChar.getName() + " is trying to use L2Walker and got kicked.", Config.DEFAULT_PUNISH);
		}

l2jserver epilogue

in interlude is not implemented, but must be just a c/p

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ha ha im so smart now it works :P

 

thank you guys. hope it works in game. could you guys also tell me what is the difference between this and cobra's code? thank you.

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