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  1. Can't believe I'm back in this shit but a mate wants link so ty from him
  2. yeetus the feetus
  3. Adam replied to Jack's post in a topic in Other (377-742)
    tyty
  4. Adam replied to Flub's post in a topic in RSPS WEB Downloads
    nice
  5. Adam posted a post in a topic in 317
    The client/cache is not included. This is an ArkCane leak leech and comes with the attached issues of that leak, you can retrieve a client/cache from there. It has not been checked too much so proceed with caution. NO support will be given with this, you can rip from it or whatever but it's on you https://mega.nz/file/MjEyUKZL#vJtB-mkuwYlUjtDj0377aYolynXp09kZ7Hi9yQSWWvI This is being released with Luke's(Ark) permission.
  6. Adam replied to akking88888's post in a topic in RS3
    ty for caches
  7. Adam replied to di3la's post in a topic in RSPS Tools Downloads
    checking if safe now skimmed through, no external libs used and looks safe to use
  8. Adam replied to Adam's post in a topic in RSPS Tools Downloads
    Lmao funny, is just a couple more bytes to skip on some opcodes for animations/objects relating to sounds
  9. Confirmed working with OSRS cache on #221 rev [hide]https://mega.nz/file/5m9VDJAT#cz3ZboizPD0Ly3evyZaTAwn3k6CumF-bap3lfhhzVj4[/hide]
  10. Adam posted a post in a topic in Other
    A lot of servers are starting to use OSRS spawn dumps + have their own custom NPC spawns/instances, issue is most 317 clients are still only allowing 16k or 32k npcs, this is how to increase it too 65k(what OSRS currently uses) Client side: Change npc array size npcs = new Npc[65536]; Find the following still in Client.java = new Npc(); Above it change the while() loop/break + the first bit read to match while (stream.bitsRemaining(i) >= 28) { int k = stream.readBits(16); if (k == 65535) { break; } if (npcs[k] == null) { npcs[k] = new Npc(); } Server Side Again change your npc collection to support 65k npc's Find where your npc update packet sends the npc index, below is for Xeros public void addNewNPC(NPC npc, Stream str, Stream updateBlock, boolean flag) { int id = npc.getIndex(); npcList[npcListSize++] = npc; str.writeBits(14, id); Change the writeBits(14, id) too writeBits(16, id); Next server side you'll want to find the following writeBits(14, 16383); Change this too writeBits(16, 65535); And this should be it, you can now properly support 65k npcs. The examples used here are for Xeros, but it shouldn't be hard to replicate for other bases
  11. someones asked me a few things on this so taking a look
  12. LF Working link
  13. Adam replied to IExplicitIKaos's post in a topic in 317
    LF Working link
  14. Adam replied to Jack's post in a topic in 317
    taking few things