Ideas & Suggestions

[Artaxerxes]

You should add an event when the client sends the 0x01 packet for logging out.

I'm currently adding a .onDisconnect event, a .onLogout event could be nice too indeed.

[megamandos]

You should add a feature to see what address the client is sending its packets. Or simply what address its connected to.

[Artaxerxes]

You should add a feature to see what address the client is sending its packets. Or simply what address its connected to.

I've added a .ServerIP and .ServerPort for the login-server, when i was adding .login function to the client object in my dev version (not tested yet though). I didn't think about adding the same info for the game-server yet, but it would be usefull indeed!

[xenoglyph]

You should add an event when the client sends the 0x01 packet for logging out.

I'm currently adding a .onDisconnect event, a .onLogout event could be nice too indeed.

according to my testing of a newish client (6.0.1.10) the client never sent 0xD1 or 0x01 packet on logout. It was for this reason I had to implement a closesocket() hook.

[Artaxerxes]

according to my testing of a newish client (6.0.1.10) the client never sent 0xD1 or 0x01 packet on logout. It was for this reason I had to implement a closesocket() hook.

My current dev version uses packet 0x1 for an onLogout event. Works fine with client 6.0.12.3. I also have an onConnectionLoss event, that uses a hook of the function that is used to display the "connection lost"-gump. I will release this version of UOAI this weekend (wrapper will not be updated yet though...), and if the onLogout function turns out not to work for multiple clients, I will change it to a hook of the destructor of the socket-object used by the client, which is the function calling closesocket.

Greetz,
Artaxerxes

[xenoglyph]

hmm, I just assumed that packet was no longer used or something. I wonder if Razor is eating my packet. I'll have to look into it a bit.

[zeehc]

is it possible to drag something to a specific x, y in a container?

[Artaxerxes]

is it possible to drag something to a specific x, y in a container?

Currently not, but it requires only little change, so i'll add this to the todo-list.

[zeehc]

anyway i could hack it up myself somehow? if so, could you give me a little push in the right direction? thanks

[Artaxerxes]

I added this to my todo-list, next update of UOAI will contain such a feature.