* Implemented the new client AND protocol version methods.
* Implemented the new speed laws added in cv980 (http://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&id=2251).
* Added more missing bytea to login packets (client version/type and some unknown bytes).
* Fixed the InputMessage::getDouble method.
* Cleaned up some of the const values.
* Started on the pending state features.
TODO:
* Pending game state feature.
* Ensure version compatibility hasn't been compromised.
Need to finish:
* Pending login state
* New creature speed changes
* Vip state displays
Fixed:
* Creature light
* Missing lua constants
If someone can finish this off that would be good,
I will be busy for a while :)
Lots of chagnes to add multi protocol flexibility, not really
completed yet, still have to rework text messages opcodes and other stuff,
so this still a working in progress feature
* Rework dat reader, the dat reader can now
* dinamically detect dat version
* Split game into gamelib and game_interface
* Lots of other minor changes
* fix battle rendering
* fix rendering glitch when following creatures
* properly throw exceptions from C++ to lua and avoid exception crashs
* fixes rendering states in framebuffer
* the encryption uses a unique machine key, this means that if anyone steals config.otml with a saved password,
he will not be able to decrypt the password without the machine UUID key
* the encrypt uses a simple XOR encryption method, encoded with base64 and adler32 summing
* use shared_ptr for InputMessage and OutputMessage and bind them
* allow sending network messages from lua
* implement extended opcode
* use own OS type for otclient to allow server side detection
* fixes in input event bot protection
* move RSA to input/output network messages
* allow to capture opcodes before GameProtocol parsing with the event GameProtocol.onOpcode
* fixes in lua std::string pop/push to allow byte buffering
* change in protocol/network classes to make compatible with older protocols
* use filestream for reading dat
* add many ifdefs for multi-protocol support
Eduardo Bart