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SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - addy - 01-12-2008 What does SEP_CHAR and END_CHAR mean? I see them in the mirage part of ClientTCP. With the packets. And since im trying to make a quest editor and eventually ill have to learn what they mean. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - Matt - 01-12-2008 Sep_char tells the parse stuff, to look between those for the data it needs. End_char tells it that it's the end of the packet. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - addy - 01-12-2008 Alright i work good with examples. So tell me if this is the main concept. First in like the game client you have stuff like this Code: Dim Packet As String Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - Matt - 01-12-2008 Yupp. Good job. Most people, it takes forever for them to understand how basic packets are in Mirage. Lol. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - addy - 01-12-2008 Well theres still alot i dont get about mirage but i learned 3 things today ha. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - Matt - 01-12-2008 Mirage is the basic of basics, tbh. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - addy - 01-12-2008 Yeah its not that hard i know but its just im not use to some of this stuff. Im a quick learner like i learned that SEP_ChAR by just checking out the packets in the server and the game and i found it out. Im good at just comparing and looking Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - Matt - 01-12-2008 Best advice anyone here will give you, is to just read the code. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - William - 01-12-2008 Perfekt Wrote:Best advice anyone here will give you, is to just read the code.Exactly, that's what I always say ![]() Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - Matt - 01-12-2008 William Wrote:Perfekt Wrote:Best advice anyone here will give you, is to just read the code.Exactly, that's what I always say That's what 90% of us say. ![]() Just none of the noobs follow that advice, piss one of us off, we blow up and they leave. Lol. Re: SEP_CHAR & END_CHAR - Tony - 01-12-2008 I followed this. And learned it in no time. |