Opcode Tutorial

[amiroperator]

Hey,

 

i don't know Exactly Opcodes are what.

 

is there any tutorial for this ?

please help i can get opcodes but i can handle please help me

[xTurinx]

[kontownik]

well don't follow this guide, it isn't for newbies and it's outdated I think.

 

Better script content mate and leave packet sniffing for dev's.

[amiroperator]

yeah you're right, it's outdated

[Rawaho]

We already have a list of every opcode this patch, it's the structures that we need =)

[AwkwardDev]

This said, I think that if you guys share the opcode hexes for the 18414 I myself and I'm sure many others will be eased a lot and thus more interested to help you with the structure updates, resulting in a faster work, bigger community. Of course this kind of breaks the "learning" experience, but yeah, so many posts about anyone telling them poor scrubs how the job is done and none properly told, therefore I think those who still aim in this direction can always use the latest beta build or older patches, or for that matter get some strength of the will and try to get them whilst having the complete reference - which I reckon is the best learning experience. 

Anyway, I'm popular for thinking more than I should.

[Zerix]

The dump is already on the forums. Use the search feature. 

 

Tip: The opcodes are the same from 18291 -> 18414. You just need to use and idb of 18291, and do your work from there.

 

Here's the dump: http://pastebin.com/h7A7Tbz4

 

And as it was previously mentioned, we have the opcodes. We need the structures. 

[ladycrys89]

And how do you get the structure? I understand what opcodes are, but how do you extract the DB structure?

Obviously I don't want a tutorial or a step-by-step guide: just a rough explanation better than "Someone provides opcodes, devs do something magical and puff...we can see a complete database"

Reading the guide I understood something more, but still learning.

 

 

Here I am...question girl.