Client Version

[ItsMe]

Client Version

Can i change the clients version, using the SDK?

 

[mordero]

Ok, I dont know much about the SDK, but I am trying to mess with making a PHP client (log in, walk around, etc just seeing if it is possible) and I know that the client version is sent when you log in, so you would have to change it before the client logs into the server...

 

[RHYMES]

Ok, I dont know why u want to change the version but remember the protocol for gumps changed around 5. something so you might get messed up gumps if you do it. As Far as doing it, load up your favorite memory sniffer, I think there is a good one called gamer cheater or Olly, search for the exact string of the version and you can change it before the client logs into the server. This should work.

Anyone know of a FREE memory searcher and changer?

Also note, you can use the SDKs search memory proccess thing and construct a system that can search for Ints, Bools, Floats (if there are any), Strings, chars, shorts. That would be leet tool for UO if there isnt one. Extension for the SDK.

Rhymes

 

[Seanchen.net]

Can i change the clients version, using the SDK?

Tell us why you want to do it, because the only reason I can think, is that you want to be able to cheat.

 

[ItsMe]

Manipulating the Clients Version, i can force players to only use my client in my server by checking in "ClientVersion.cs".

And maybe creating a "LaunchPad" i can avoid programs like Razor.

One time i saw a library that could modify the clients version for this purpose, but i lost it

 

[Seanchen.net]

Manipulating the Clients Version, i can force players to only use my client in my server by checking in "ClientVersion.cs".

And maybe creating a "LaunchPad" i can avoid programs like Razor.

One time i saw a library that could modify the clients version for this purpose, but i lost it

Why don't you just add, checks that will close the process if its a certain version.

You don't need to change the version number to do what you want.

 

[brodock]

i think you are talking about it...
i still having the source here... i don't know about the author... i think it's inside the code commented somewhere.