Protocol:Packet 0x44: Difference between revisions

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The server sends clients Packet 0x44 when starting to send a quest to let the client know which files are going to be transmitted. Packet 0xA6 is used similarly for GBA files for the Gamecube version of PSO.

Dreamcast Packet Format

Bytes	Meaning
0x00	Packet Type (0x44)
0x01	Flags (0x02?)
0x02-0x03	Packet Size (0x003C)
0x04-0x23	Name of Quest (PSO/Name)
0x24-0x26	Padding (all zeroes)
0x27-0x36	Name of the file
0x37	Padding (zero)
0x38-0x3B	Size of the file

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	The server sends clients Packet 0x44 when starting to send a quest to let the client know which files are going to be transmitted.		The server sends clients Packet 0x44 when starting to send a quest to let the client know which files are going to be transmitted. Packet 0xA6 is used similarly for GBA files for the Gamecube version of PSO.

	==Dreamcast Packet Format==		==Dreamcast Packet Format==