In RevEmu, this is fine, however, in Kore, the settings need to be in decimal value. In the example, the third byte's value is '01'. The values in this packet that is worth of mention is the third byte and the last byte. And then compare them to the packets that the bot program sends to the server Refer to screenshot above.Īs far as I know, then the latest RO server in Korean still uses this format in the login packet. Now, after we get the IP address, we need to get the versions needed by the server, to get this information easily, you need the RO client that is used for the RO server you're connecting to. You can even search 'Firewall programs' in Yahoo and get results. In this screenshot, it shows the ip address in numbers above the packets that are received Installing a firewall is recommended. There are 3 information we need to configure the bots to connect to the RO server of choice, they are the IP address, the version of the server, and the language version of the RO server itself First, we need to know the IP address After logging inside the client and seeing the 'choose server' screen, alt-tab again in WPE and stop the tracing by pressing the 'stop' button. Unfortunately, there are now several local RO servers in many countries that bot makers can't track them all However, the latest bots are also flexible enough so they have configuration files that can be edited to connect to any RO server you want to But how? This guide will teach you how to get the IP address of the RO server you want to bot and also how to get the other information the bot needs such as version numbers.

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