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: This option toggles game client-reliant botting. If this is enabled, Kore will act as described in the following table's description. | : This option toggles game client-reliant botting. If this is enabled, Kore will act as described in the following table's description. | ||
Revision as of 17:41, 6 November 2009
- XKore [<value>]
- This option toggles game client-reliant botting. If this is enabled, Kore will act as described in the following table's description.
| value | Description | Game Client |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Disabled, no connection with the RO client. | N/A |
| 1 | Kore hooks onto the RO client's connection with the RO server. | required |
| 2 | Kore acts as a client connecting to the RO server. If desired kore can at the same time act as a server for your RO client to connect to. | optional |
| Proxy | Kore will act as a proxy between the RO client and your RO server. | required |
Note: This technique is better known as MITM (Man In The Middle).