Recent content by Arlyh

Without looking too deep in to it, it looks like that function gets called when a packet fails to send and determines what the error was. It probably outputs that information to a log. Teardown probably refers to erasing data about the current failed connection before it makes a new one.

I'm saying I don't see a counter. There probably is something there, because when I first used the code I originally posted, I was getting seemingly random disconnects that disappeared when I stopped using plugins that utilize packets. The disconnects disappeared again when I applied the logic...

I'm not sure that you're on the right track. It might be possible that what you're seeing is a coincidence. I'm not sure whether a packet counter exists or not, I have no evidence to suspect that one does after a couple of weeks of examination, but I can't rule out the possibility either. I...

Disassemble your plugin. Search for the string SendEQMessage in the disassembly. If it's there, and you're using a recent compile from this site or the latest source from MQ2, then your plugin will probably try to send packets, but be unable to. Next, search for the string send_message. If...

There have been a lot of these questions, and to put it simply, as long as you haven't modified the file MQ2Mouse.cpp, SendEQMessage() won't send packets. So other than the obscure case of a plugin making a call to send_message() (the function that SendEQMessage() normally calls), no plugins...

0x004A7D10 is the interface between the UI and the function that sends packets. The obfuscation code doesn't need to be rewritten, we already have a fix for that. There's word out that there may be up to three separate counters that give information on the number of legitimate packets that...

I couldn't find anything. I spent a few hours with a debugger looking at all of the variables near the functions at CObfuscator__doit and 0x004BAD00. There are multiple variables that contain the same value near 0x004BAD00 which are decremented by one, and incremented by one again in the...

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