RakNet read and emulate

[batonkal]

Версия MoonLoader

.027.0-preview

I'm trying to read the bs data, write it to file and later read it from file.
I have a onRecieveRpc function which writes the bs "data" to the file.

The data in the text file is:
24638064
24638068

- I want to get all the data from the bitstream and write it to a file
- I want to read that data from the file and emulate that I recieved a rpc.

function onReceiveRpc(id, bs, priority, reliability)
    if id == 61 then
        file = io.open(getGameDirectory().."//moonloader//test.txt", "a")
        file:write(bs, "\n")
        file:close()
    end
end

function recieve()
file = io.open(getGameDirectory().."//moonloader//test.txt", "r")

    for bs in file:lines() do
        raknetEmulRpcReceiveBitStream(61, bs)
    end

file:close()
end

 

[batonkal]

UPDATE:

- Writing to the file now works as intended.
- The remaining question is that I can't emulate the RPC packet. It just doesn't work.

function onReceiveRpc(id, bs, priority, reliability)
    if id == 61 then
        local f = io.open(getGameDirectory().."//moonloader//demos//demo.dem", "r+")
        local unreadbytes = raknetBitStreamGetNumberOfUnreadBits(bs) / 8
        
        for i = 0, unreadbytes, 1 do
            local data = raknetBitStreamReadInt8(bs)
            f:write(string.char(data))
        end
        
        f:write("\n")
        f:close()
    end
end

function recieve()
    local f = io.open(getGameDirectory().."//moonloader//demos//demo.dem", "rb")
    local bs = raknetNewBitStream()
    
    local block = 1
    while true do
        local bytes = f:read(block)
        if not bytes then break end
        raknetBitStreamWriteInt8(bs, bytes)
        print(bytes)
    end
    
    raknetEmulRpcReceiveBitStream(61, bs)   
    raknetDeleteBitStream(bs)
    f:close()
end

 

[Rei]

dialog info physically cannot be written into "24638064"

parse it and save all parts

 

[batonkal]

dialog info physically cannot be written into "24638064"

parse it and save all parts

See the second post. I parsed the bitstream data and wrote byte by byte to a file.
Also I am reading that file byte by byte and writing in the bitstream that was created.

I used a print function to output that bytes that I read to console. This is a part of that and looks good.

[ML] (script) replay.lua: {
[ML] (script) replay.lua: C
[ML] (script) replay.lua: C
[ML] (script) replay.lua: B
[ML] (script) replay.lua: 3
[ML] (script) replay.lua: 4
[ML] (script) replay.lua: 9
[ML] (script) replay.lua: }
[ML] (script) replay.lua: K
[ML] (script) replay.lua: O
[ML] (script) replay.lua: R

I think that the problem is with writing the bytes to a bitstream and emulating that.