876 Disable Lobby

**The Stoned** · 05-13-2020, 08:38 PM

Originally Posted by clem585

Try looking for;

Code:

(false, false,

or

Code:

-1L);

Also the 2 classes should be defined in the static block of your client in a class array (I think):

Code:

static {
...
aClass25Array8679 = new Class25[] { aClass25_8711, aClass25_8693 };
...
}

I have found "-1L" in client.java, and here is a snippet from a nested if statement that involves a comparison with -1L.

Code:

if(Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017 != null) {
                     long var6 = Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017.getCollectionTime();
                     if(-3336266375298172389L * aLong11269 != -1L) {
                        long var8 = var6 - -3336266375298172389L * aLong11269;
                        long var10 = var3 - -4162482883498417561L * aLong11289;
                        if(var10 != 0L) {
                           var5 = (int)(100L * var8 / var10);
                        }
                     }

                     aLong11269 = var6 * -5929936462019784685L;
                     aLong11289 = -1765527360838100649L * var3;
                  }

If you are interested in the entire if statement.

Spoiler for Client.java:

Code:

if(null != Class593.aClass657_7820) {
               if(Class593.aClass657_7820.anInt8491 * -1432920957 != -1) {
                  var17 = Class115.method1414(OutFrame.aClass405_4238, aClass111_11060.aClass14_1342, 236467552);
                  if(null == Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017 || !Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017.isValid()) {
                     try {
                        Iterator var19 = ManagementFactory.getGarbageCollectorMXBeans().iterator();

                        while(var19.hasNext()) {
                           GarbageCollectorMXBean var2 = (GarbageCollectorMXBean)var19.next();
                           if(var2.isValid()) {
                              Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017 = var2;
                              aLong11289 = 1765527360838100649L;
                              aLong11269 = 5929936462019784685L;
                           }
                        }
                     } catch (Throwable var16) {
                        ;
                     }
                  }

                  long var3 = Class255.time((byte)24);
                  var5 = -1;
                  if(Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017 != null) {
                     long var6 = Class171.aGarbageCollectorMXBean2017.getCollectionTime();
                     if(-3336266375298172389L * aLong11269 != -1L) {
                        long var8 = var6 - -3336266375298172389L * aLong11269;
                        long var10 = var3 - -4162482883498417561L * aLong11289;
                        if(var10 != 0L) {
                           var5 = (int)(100L * var8 / var10);
                        }
                     }

                     aLong11269 = var6 * -5929936462019784685L;
                     aLong11289 = -1765527360838100649L * var3;
                  }

                  var17.out.write128Byte(anInt5627 * -421428705, (byte)-11);
                  var17.out.writeLEShort128(Class593.aClass657_7820.anInt8491 * -1432920957, -1874109936);
                  var17.out.writeByte(var5, -1189423228);
                  aClass111_11060.write(var17, (byte)29);
                  Class593.aClass657_7820 = null;
                  Class417.aLong4507 = -9073787023541698449L * (var3 + 30000L);
               }
            }

**The Stoned** · 05-15-2020, 03:57 PM

Unfortunately, I still have not found out how to disable the lobby.

I have tried numerous server manipulations on the login methods, but can't quite remove the lobby. I have tried to simulate the lobby loading and executing world login methods automatically, but that didn't work either.

Does anyone know how to disable the Lobby on a RS3 server/client?

**clem585** · 05-15-2020, 05:14 PM

Nothing you do server-sided will fix it. Simulating lobby->world login will be near impossible since the client itself is the one doing the login request, so there's no way to do it the other way around. I already told you how though, have you found matching classes in the static block?

**The Stoned** · 05-15-2020, 07:21 PM

Originally Posted by clem585

Nothing you do server-sided will fix it. Simulating lobby->world login will be near impossible since the client itself is the one doing the login request, so there's no way to do it the other way around. I already told you how though, have you found matching classes in the static block?

No I have not. I have been looking for any matching classes, methods, booleans, and ints, but can not find it. Client work is mind numbing with how everything is named. Would it help if I linked my client code with you?

**clem585** · 05-15-2020, 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by The Stoned

No I have not. I have been looking for any matching classes, methods, booleans, and ints, but can not find it. Client work is mind numbing with how everything is named. Would it help if I linked my client code with you?

yeaa

Code:

aClass111Array11061 = new Class111[]{aClass111_11060, aClass111_11059};

First line of the client static block is a match lol

**The Stoned** · 05-16-2020, 12:52 AM

Originally Posted by clem585

yeaa

Code:

aClass111Array11061 = new Class111[]{aClass111_11060, aClass111_11059};

First line of the client static block is a match lol

sorry... Is this the line that connects to the lobby instead of the world?

**clem585** · 05-16-2020, 01:17 AM

Originally Posted by The Stoned

sorry... Is this the line that connects to the lobby instead of the world?

Kinda, these classes are used to switch between world and lobby logins. Just fiddle with it and replace all occurences of 1 by the other when you find them in this context. You'll also have to replace the number "-1058684408" by 471358088 or vice versa (the numbers will be different for you). You can find both numbers by searching for both classes in the client and you should find them when the classes are referenced in the context shown below. Oh and by context, I mean a bit of code that's similar to the block of code I posted under. I found like 4-5 when searching for references to "aClass111_11060"

Originally Posted by clem585

It doesn't have to be Loader, you can put your constants in any class. You're right, there is more changes to make in the client for it to work, but you have everything you need to implement the first part with the socket. The 2nd part you need to change, is some random class/int that is defined somewhere in your client:

Code:

 // modified version
static void method6208(String string, String string_2_, int i) {
		try {
			Class360.anInt3868 = Loader.LOBBY_ENABLED ? -1058684408 : 471358088;
			Class360.aClass25_3905 = Loader.LOBBY_ENABLED ? client.aClass25_8693 : client.aClass25_8711;
			Class460.method5981(false, false, string, string_2_, -1L);
		} catch (RuntimeException runtimeexception) {
			throw Class346.method4175(runtimeexception, new StringBuilder()
					.append("um.z(").append(')').toString());
		}
	}

//what it probably looks like right now

static void method6208(String string, String string_2_, int i) {
		try {
			Class360.anInt3868 = 471358088;
			Class360.aClass25_3905 = client.aClass25_8711;
			Class460.method5981(false, false, string, string_2_, -1L);
		} catch (RuntimeException runtimeexception) {
			throw Class346.method4175(runtimeexception, new StringBuilder()
					.append("um.z(").append(')').toString());
		}
	}

Once you found this part, you can try looking for references to whatever "client.aClass25_8711" is in your client, and you should find the other class/obs. int pretty easily.

**Makar** · 05-16-2020, 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by The Stoned

Unfortunately, RS3 Client work is very unfamiliar to me. Do you know how I can pull this off?

How does the "Play Now" button inside the lobby know to load into the world?

RS3 lobby logic works exactly the same to 718's lobby. The only thing that is different is the format of the data that gets sent but that's irrelevant to disabling or enabling it.

**Tommeh** · 05-16-2020, 01:21 PM

just find the part where it sends the lobby interfaces and make your changes there, no need to mess with the login protocol itself

**The Stoned** · 05-16-2020, 10:03 PM

Thanks to the help of clem585, I have discovered how to disable the lobby. Thank you to everyone who was willing to help

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