Out Packet

Create and send custom packets to the server.

Important

Sending invalid or malformed packets can cause disconnection. Only use if you understand the packet structure.

Example Disclaimer

Examples use placeholder opcodes for demonstration only. Research actual packet structures for your game version.

Constructor

out_packet(opcode: number) -> OutPacket

Creates a new packet with the specified opcode.

local packet = out_packet(0x100)

Encoding Methods

All methods return the packet object for method chaining.

packet:encode_1(value: number) -> OutPacket

Encodes 1 byte (0-255).

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packet:encode_2(value: number) -> OutPacket

Encodes 2 bytes (0-65535).

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packet:encode_4(value: number) -> OutPacket

Encodes 4 bytes (0-4294967295).

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packet:encode_8(value: number) -> OutPacket

Encodes 8 bytes.

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packet:encode_string(text: string) -> OutPacket

Encodes a string.

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packet:encode_buffer(data: string) -> OutPacket

Encodes raw binary data.

Utility Methods

packet:to_string() -> string

Returns hexadecimal representation of packet contents.

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packet:send()

Sends the packet to the server.

Examples

Basic Usage

-- Create and send packet
local packet = out_packet(0x100)  -- Use real opcode
packet:encode_1(5)
packet:encode_2(1000)
packet:send()

Method Chaining

out_packet(0x200)
    :encode_1(10)
    :encode_2(500)
    :encode_4(100000)
    :encode_string("Hello")
    :send()