I assume ther should be more elegant way to acheive my goals with different approach. However if I tried to put RTC check, that made packet rate even slower. Packet interval is not consistent, because there is RTC used as a reference. Frequency is NOT high enough and highly affected by host perfomance and other applications.Ģ.
#MAPLESTORY PACKET SENDER CODE#
In the application above I just fill the UDP packet with a counter value, so I can distinguish them on the reciever's end.īasically this code does it's job, but has these problems:ġ. If (sn < 0 ) error("UDP send fail!") //Error handle Sn = sendto(sender, &buf, sizeof(buf), 0, (struct sockaddr *)&srv_addr, sizeof(srv_addr)) // Sending UDP segment It also supports random bytes, meaning that you can randomize a byte by replacing it with Like Dislike gMS V. The output has several lines listing packets sent from willow to maple. Packets: Lets you send packets and it also includes a bunch of shortcut buttons for popular packets like FM Teleport and dimensional portal. Scania the server that was the most populated and had the. We ran the tcpdump tool on the sender, willow, to log both the departing data. Bera the server that is the regular server, This server you have to spend money to fund and bosses are harder in gms servers (maple capitalism). Use your cheat engine to find the value you want to change. You can set Maplestory as the default if you wish. Reboot for the people who dont want to save money and easier experience (maple welfare). Select Maplestory as the process you want to hack in the cheat engine.
I have tried to do it via usual sockets this way: while(counter < 4294967295)įor (k=0 k<4 k++) //Convert counter value to string its alright the most populated servers are just 3.
Ideally the frequency should be every 1 ms and the interval between packets should be consistent. I need to write an application for Linux that will periodically send UDP packet.
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