It may seem like throw pies and the cogs die, but it requires tons of strategy, which means you need a brain to be good. You have to look past the whole toon theme, even though I like it, but it's actually fun and really difficult. Hmm if this was setup I'd probably play once for the shits and gigs because I always wanted to play that when I was younger but I never did get round to it lol and I ain't paying to play some shitty kiddy game now.Ĭlub Penguin is a kids game and there are private servers for that.It's not shitty nor a kids game. We could make the first Toontown emulator :] If anyone is looking to form a team, I'm definitely in.
Toontown private server creator how to#
The reason I need help is 1) I don't know how to create a python packet sender in either one and 2) For whatever reason, I can't fathom how to create a server emulator, mainly because I don't understand how a client would know where to look in the server for information. But I REALLY need help just starting a base to create the actual server emulator (Which I'm aiming to make in C#, possibly Java). I'm not sure how to emulate the login server just yet, cause these "Login Tokens", I don't really know what they are right now, so I'll figure that out later.
Toontown private server creator update#
I emulated the download servers, so that I don't need to update the server for every TT update (it was just copying of a file). 75% yes, but their OTP implementation looks Pyrex/C to me.)I made a redirector already :] I was so proud. If anybody needs anything they can PM me. It's really easy to redirect the patcher and the login servers, yes. I'm a really old Toontown hacker, even before the injector came I would play around with their patching and playtoken systems.
However, from all the cracking codes lying around on the internet you can build the protocol. You can't import Phase2.pyd directly to look into the structure. I hope someone could get into this, it surprises me that a 10 year old game with a small amount of features, a lot of players, and an easy web auth has no private server.Ībout the reason, it's mostly that Disney does not give a single f about the players. With 10x EXP rate it would be very fun :] I would like to see a Toontown private server sometime, it would be really cool. So you could make or use something like that, but instead of MapleStory.exe you would use Toontown.exe (The actual game, not the launcher). This is because you log in through a launcher, and go straight to character selection (or channel selection for Maplestory). The login seems very similar to the v88 redirector. Since there are no different worlds, it makes things much easier. Of course, I'm comparing this all to Maplestory, since it's the only other emulated game I've had experience in. The structure of the server is also quite easy. I would like the server to be emulated with Java, since I know it best and it's easiest to understand and develop in. ver file to verify the new updated files. Anyway, Toontown doesn't have many features, so it would be very easy to update, and changing the version of the server simply consists of gaining the new.
I'm not too good at this, so I'm not sure if the packets would be sent in Python, or little endian like Maplestory, because WPE gets hex packets that don't translate to Python, yet the IDA version of the client suggests it looks for Python. The version check also, it's not a packet like Maplestory, it simply has md5 hash for each file and checks which version it matches with. Meaning, the client looks to the website to see if the account exists, and then logs in with that.
The client auth isn't difficult, it's web based. For example, (137), this would work if sent from the server to the player. I've looked into this, doesn't seem hard at all.
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