Anti Dupe - GameServer Based

[Home 50]

 

 

HOW IT WORKS

 

STEPS

  1 - Everytime a player enters a map, it saves they CURRENT GAMESERVER in a file resource/script/players/playername.txt

  2 - When player leaves the map it saves the text "out" in the resource/script/players/playername.txt

  3 - When the player teleports to another map the destiny will check if the playername.txt contains "out" or its gameserver name"...

   ... if not ... shows a message ... "GOD IS WATCHING YOU"

 

gameserver.cfg

equment = System00

gameserver1.cfg

equment = System01

gameserver2.cfg

equment = System02

gameserver3.cfg

equment = System03

gameserver4.cfg

equment = System04

 

Functions.lua code --> place it anywhere

function GetCurrentGameServer()
  local ret, npc = GetEudemon()
  local GSName = GetChaDefaultName(npc)

  return GSName
end

function GetSavedGameServer (role)
  f = io.open ("resource/script/players/" .. GetChaDefaultName (role) .. ".txt", "r")
  SavedGameServer = f:read ()
  f:close ()

  return SavedGameServer
end

function SaveGameServer (role)
  local gameserver = GetCurrentGameServer()

  f = io.open ("resource/script/players/" .. GetChaDefaultName (role) .. ".txt", "w")
  f:write (gameserver)
  f:close ()
end

function CleanGameServer (role)
  f = io.open ("resource/script/players/" .. GetChaDefaultName (role) .. ".txt", "w")
  f:write ("out")
  f:close()
end

 

all maps ctrl.lua code

 

after enter  ( Here is where you can do whatever you want if caught the trying to dupe... ) I just show a message ('God is watching you')

	savedGS = GetSavedGameServer(role)
  currentGS = GetCurrentGameServer()

	if (savedGS ~= "out" and savedGS ~= currentGS) then
    Notice("God is watching you...")
  end

  SaveGameServer(role)

 

before leaves

  CleanGameServer(role)

 

 

Edited September 17, 2016 by Home

[Billy 164]

Using character names as an identifier is never a good idea, since you can make a boat with that name and GetChaDefaultName(role) would return the boats name. That means you could make the system think someone else was duping, and have them be punished. You should use GetRoleID(role) instead. 

[Home 50]

thanks

 

[Home 50]

i'll also create an MoveCity interceptor, that will store the player destination map, and automatically teleport him when enters the source map again, after a dupe trying

[V3ct0r 2,117]

12 часа назад, Billy сказал:

Using character names as an identifier is never a good idea, since you can make a boat with that name and GetChaDefaultName(role) would return the boats name. That means you could make the system think someone else was duping, and have them be punished. You should use GetRoleID(role) instead. 

I think he also should use TurnToCha() function.

 

local cha = TurnToCha(role)

It will return main character descriptor even if player is in a boat.

 

@Home Great work!

[Home 50]

thanks

Edited September 18, 2016 by Home

[Dan 184]

Any way to make server kick the player if caught duping ?

[Dan 184]

Nevermind, figured it out,

So I duped myself, and turns out the duped item isn't kept due to a function

Catches the person in system so all can see

I did do a finding that the item being duped, will disappear if the person puts it back in the inventory and tele's to a new place.

 

 

[MonkeyCode 453]

int lua_FindChaClone(lua_State *pLS) {
  const char* useract = lua_tostring(pLS, 1);
  unsigned long userid = (unsigned long)lua_tonumber(pLS, 2);
  const char* usermap = lua_tostring(pLS, 3);
  BEGINGETGATE();
  CPlayer *pCPlayer;
  CCharacter *pCha = 0;
  GateServer *pGateServer;
  while (pGateServer = GETNEXTGATE()) {
    if (!BEGINGETPLAYER(pGateServer)) continue;
    int nCount = 0;
    while (pCPlayer = (CPlayer*) GETNEXTPLAYER(pGateServer)) {
      if (nCount > GETPLAYERCOUNT(pGateServer)) break;
      pCha = pCPlayer->GetMainCha();
      if (!pCha) continue;
      const char* cmpact = pCPlayer->GetActName();
      if (std::strcmp(useract, cmpact) == 0) {
        if (userid != pCha->m_ID)
          g_pGameApp->ReleaseGamePlayer(pCPlayer);
        if (std::strcmp(usermap, pCha->GetSubMap()->GetName()) == 1)
          g_pGameApp->ReleaseGamePlayer(pCPlayer);
      }
    }
  } return 1;
}

Perhaps this could help someone. It was an earlier version of antidupe I did. works fine, you just need to know when and how to call it.