PlusEMU Support thread.
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Rain
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What is wrong with it exactly? I've had users complaining that it doesn't work, but when I use it, it works..?
Damien
Don't need glasses if you can C#
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Alot of people have been having trouble dealing with people using Tanji and other scripting tools, using them to give themselves "unlimited" credits. So here's a little fix! 
Find this line in PurchaseFromCatalogEvent.cs:
and change it to:
1 line of code.. IS THAT IT??? Yes, that's it.
What happens is when you buy an item from the catalogue it sends a packet to the server containing all the data of what you've purchased (including the amount). What does this mean? This means that the scripter can edit this data and change the amount purchased to whatever they like.. THIS IS BAD!
The reason this is bad is because when you buy items in bulk, you get a sweet discount on your furniture! (Y) Meaning if the exploiter buys 100 gold bars he'd get a huge discount for buying them, thus earning a profit when he exchanges them all.
This tiny little check checks the item to see if it's allowed to be purchased in bulk, if not it sets the amount back to 1. Stopping the exploiters from being able to purchase in bulk.
If there are any other Tanji or scripted related problems, post them here and I'll fix them for you.
Find this line in PurchaseFromCatalogEvent.cs:
Code:
if (Amount < 1 || Amount > 100)and change it to:
Code:
if (Amount < 1 || Amount > 100 || !Item.HaveOffer)1 line of code.. IS THAT IT??? Yes, that's it.
What happens is when you buy an item from the catalogue it sends a packet to the server containing all the data of what you've purchased (including the amount). What does this mean? This means that the scripter can edit this data and change the amount purchased to whatever they like.. THIS IS BAD!
The reason this is bad is because when you buy items in bulk, you get a sweet discount on your furniture! (Y) Meaning if the exploiter buys 100 gold bars he'd get a huge discount for buying them, thus earning a profit when he exchanges them all.
This tiny little check checks the item to see if it's allowed to be purchased in bulk, if not it sets the amount back to 1. Stopping the exploiters from being able to purchase in bulk.
If there are any other Tanji or scripted related problems, post them here and I'll fix them for you.
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Avduf
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- Dec 24, 2012
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Thanks hope it works!!Alot of people have been having trouble dealing with people using Tanji and other scripting tools, using them to give themselves "unlimited" credits. So here's a little fix!
Find this line in PurchaseFromCatalogEvent.cs:
Code:if (Amount < 1 || Amount > 100)
and change it to:
Code:if (Amount < 1 || Amount > 100 || !Item.HaveOffer)
1 line of code.. IS THAT IT??? Yes, that's it.
What happens is when you buy an item from the catalogue it sends a packet to the server containing all the data of what you've purchased (including the amount). What does this mean? This means that the scripter can edit this data and change the amount purchased to whatever they like.. THIS IS BAD!
The reason this is bad is because when you buy items in bulk, you get a sweet discount on your furniture! (Y) Meaning if the exploiter buys 100 gold bars he'd get a huge discount for buying them, thus earning a profit when he exchanges them all.
This tiny little check checks the item to see if it's allowed to be purchased in bulk, if not it sets the amount back to 1. Stopping the exploiters from being able to purchase in bulk.
If there are any other Tanji or scripted related problems, post them here and I'll fix them for you.
Rain
c
- Mar 13, 2015
- 558
- 243
I've run that :b Multiple times :b
Thanks matteeeeAlot of people have been having trouble dealing with people using Tanji and other scripting tools, using them to give themselves "unlimited" credits. So here's a little fix!
Find this line in PurchaseFromCatalogEvent.cs:
Code:if (Amount < 1 || Amount > 100)
and change it to:
Code:if (Amount < 1 || Amount > 100 || !Item.HaveOffer)
1 line of code.. IS THAT IT??? Yes, that's it.
What happens is when you buy an item from the catalogue it sends a packet to the server containing all the data of what you've purchased (including the amount). What does this mean? This means that the scripter can edit this data and change the amount purchased to whatever they like.. THIS IS BAD!
The reason this is bad is because when you buy items in bulk, you get a sweet discount on your furniture! (Y) Meaning if the exploiter buys 100 gold bars he'd get a huge discount for buying them, thus earning a profit when he exchanges them all.
This tiny little check checks the item to see if it's allowed to be purchased in bulk, if not it sets the amount back to 1. Stopping the exploiters from being able to purchase in bulk.
If there are any other Tanji or scripted related problems, post them here and I'll fix them for you.
Meap
Don't need glasses if you C#
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If you have any understanding of the emulator this is probably one of the easiest commands to make
Damien
Don't need glasses if you can C#
- Feb 26, 2012
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Table "bots_pet_responses".
One of your catalog pages has a higher min_rank than the parent page.I have a problem with rank 2 for the catalogue.
Only the rank 2 have this problem. I have control the catalogue but is all good. The permissions are good, where i wrong? lol
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