EE code cracker v1.0 BETA

gogosboy · Before February 2015

Why does it never click on the code box for me?

gustav9797 · Before February 2015

Use the final version and it will automaticly place EE and itself where it should be. Dont move the windows, to start it press enter then enter a 0. + enter :/

Pawlowic · Before February 2015

Nice code cracker. I use it to troll stairs. Thank you

Got a problem. There is a mouse bug. When i try to click on that box for code, it just automatically puts the mouse near the middle of the screen...

Last edited by Pawlowic (Jan 19 2012 11:29:44 am)

Kaslai · Before February 2015

gustav9797 wrote:

doh wrote:
ostkaka wrote:
doh wrote:
I though that using macro died. Use connection like a boss.
It goes much faster and you will get info about whats the password is.
I had that idea. Maybe I understood him wrong.:(
Not if you use detour. Or C++ .NET.
I've expermiented with packet sending and such with EE now, and as it uses TCP to send/receive packets you cant use any external program to do such thing, you will have to inject code into EE (Like wpe pro) to make it work but I have no idea how to do that.

You're half right. Yes, EE uses whatever network stack is set to default (Which 99% of the time is TCP/IP) to send and receive data. That's not the problem though; I can write TCP/IP applications until I am blue in the face. The unintelligible encryption and handshaking that goes on in the Player.IO layer is the problem. I've tried to get around this in C++ to no avail. However, now that I have a bunch of C# debugging tools, I might try tearing open the Player.IO library and reimplementing some or all of it in a C DLL.

The old solution was to inject packets in to the existing stream since all the handshaking was already done. This is just a matter of programmer laziness

gustav9797 · Before February 2015

Aslai wrote:

gustav9797 wrote:
doh wrote:
Not if you use detour. Or C++ .NET.
I've expermiented with packet sending and such with EE now, and as it uses TCP to send/receive packets you cant use any external program to do such thing, you will have to inject code into EE (Like wpe pro) to make it work but I have no idea how to do that.
You're half right. Yes, EE uses whatever network stack is set to default (Which 99% of the time is TCP/IP) to send and receive data. That's not the problem though; I can write TCP/IP applications until I am blue in the face. The unintelligible encryption and handshaking that goes on in the Player.IO layer is the problem. I've tried to get around this in C++ to no avail. However, now that I have a bunch of C# debugging tools, I might try tearing open the Player.IO library and reimplementing some or all of it in a C DLL.
The old solution was to inject packets in to the existing stream since all the handshaking was already done. This is just a matter of programmer laziness

Just started using C# and the PlayerIOClient.dll, that makes everything much easier, but the only thing now is to implement codecracker in GBot, just going to finish the adminlist(And guestbombing).

scienceguyz · Before February 2015

doesn't work. I changed the code to one of my levels to 0100, and it never got the code. It's just a piece of junk.
Edit:

gustav9797 wrote:

Use the final version and it will automaticly place EE and itself where it should be. Dont move the windows, to start it press enter then enter a 0. + enter :/

Ohhhhhhhhhh.

Last edited by scienceguyz (Jan 20 2012 6:23:24 pm)

Buzzerbee · Before February 2015

Doesn't work? It said:

Unable To Locate Component

This application has failed to start because MSVCP100.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.

[OK]

(By the way, I did reinstall. Still nothing....)

Last edited by BuzzerBee (Jan 21 2012 12:36:33 am)

Kaslai · Before February 2015

BuzzerBee wrote:

Doesn't work? It said:
Unable To Locate Component
This application has failed to start because MSVCP100.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.
[OK]
(By the way, I did reinstall. Still nothing....)

Go install .NET 4.0

Buzzerbee · Before February 2015

Still doesn't work, Aslai.

:/

gustav9797 · Before February 2015

BuzzerBee wrote:

Still doesn't work, Aslai.
:/

Ehum, google?

scienceguyz · Before February 2015

meredith1999 wrote:

@ Squad they will just make then a digit longer e.g 11111 or 12345

then they arn't noob codes. they are arguably noob codes.

Buzzerbee · Before February 2015

gustav9797 wrote:

BuzzerBee wrote:
Still doesn't work, Aslai.
:/
Ehum, google?

Ehum, tried that?
Nub.

titas6 · Before February 2015

xD cool

JadElClemens · Before February 2015

titas6 wrote:

xD cool

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oir323 · Before February 2015

Not working properly for me

Nemcc719 · Before February 2015

Where to download code cracker???

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