can somone set this up on eclipse for me cause im new to eclipse but i can do it on netbeans but i herd netbeans is crap so please?
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Reflection is a little bit silly when in reality all you need to do is modify packets
can somone set this up on eclipse for me cause im new to eclipse but i can do it on netbeans but i herd netbeans is crap so please?
my client loads but then freezes all the time for mostly all the servers
Update your java.
How'd you modify packets without actually accessing the client variables.
Again there are thousands of objects on world map. Even if we were to load object maps from cache, we'd still have to do something like this:
could have a massive loop per object click which is a huge performance sacrifice.Code:for(WorldObjects objects : WorldObjects.list) { if(objects.getX() == x && objects.getY() == y) { return true; } }
It works perfectly fine on mine. I'm using jdk 7, i think it varies. Sometimes people get errors on different java versions.
i am still getting the loading problem i have java 7u5 for netbeans and even for java normal.
it still does this after i even updated and this comes up in the netbean....
Map amount = 660Exception in thread "Thread-4" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
at DataBase.loadAnimations(DataBase.java:37)
at client.startUp(client.java:8580)
at RSApplet.run(RSApplet.java:117)
at client.run(client.java:5180)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
I have no errors when it compiles but then when i run project it shows this error, .
.\Server\main_file_cache.dat The system cannot find the path specified)
No it don't matter if they use RSA. We are actually taking their client and editing fields and using their methods. So it don't matter what kind of encryption they have. It would if we were using a external buffer to send packets, then we would need to worry about the encryption on packets.
Does ghost use a external buffer?
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