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hiimsomething

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[Help] Sychronization error

I want to move my bot but it keeps showing synch error. Was the game patched?

EDIT: It only happens when I do a loop otherwise I could move without this error

Last edited by hiimsomething (Aug 16 2014 1:10:47 pm)

Tako

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Re: [Help] Sychronization error

It still patches from time to time, so that might cause it.

We need more information in order to help you. Like, code snippets and exact errors.

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lrussell

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Re: [Help] Sychronization error

Are you setting the GravityMultiplier in your movement packet correctly? If not, set it to 1.

hiimsomething

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Re: [Help] Sychronization error

wow it actually works . Thanks guys

TiKen

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Re: [Help] Sychronization error

I wanted to post this on Squadfs post, but it's closed:

I remembered something. When I was writing my bot for the contest (you know, the first round, the one almost nobody finished) and I got this error. At the time, I had just updated my playerIO.dll. So obviously, I was thinking "this .dll is sh*t" and I went back on the good ol' one I had.

And actually this

conn.Send("m", x * 16, y * 16, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, false);

worked perfectly fine at the time!

Don't know if it's still working though...

Koya

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Re: [Help] Sychronization error

I wanted to post this on Squadfs post, but it's closed:

I remembered something. When I was writing my bot for the contest (you know, the first round, the one almost nobody finished) and I got this error. At the time, I had just updated my playerIO.dll. So obviously, I was thinking "this .dll is sh*t" and I went back on the good ol' one I had.

And actually this

conn.Send("m", x * 16, y * 16, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, false);

worked perfectly fine at the time!

Don't know if it's still working though...

I found it worked absolutely fine when it was just one movement rather than 6 one after another.

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