Thread: [OS-S] Player Disconnection After Certain Actions / Activities

Clearly the array at client.class92.method2108(class92.java:396) is out of bounds. You need to open the file source code and check what variable it is and where the value is coming from.
You could also post the file here for help.

Originally Posted by Kevy

Clearly the array at client.class92.method2108(class92.java:396) is out of bounds. You need to open the file source code and check what variable it is and where the value is coming from.
You could also post the file here for help.

Hey Kevy!

Thanks for the response.

It looks like its called in this method here

Code:

   static int method2108(int var0) {
      int var1 = 0;

      int var2;
      int var3;
      for(var2 = 0; var0 >= 8 - field1262; var0 -= var3) {
         var3 = 8 - field1262;
         int var4 = (1 << var3) - 1;
         var1 += (field1266[field1250] >> field1262 & var4) << var2;
         field1262 = 0;
         ++field1250;
         var2 += var3;
      }

      if(var0 > 0) {
         var3 = (1 << var0) - 1;
         var1 += (field1266[field1250] >> field1262 & var3) << var2;
         field1262 += var0;
      }

      return var1;
   }

var1 += (field1266[field1250] >> field1262 & var3) << var2; is what is on line 396, i'm not experienced with clients like at all.

Here is the full class92 file for anyone who wants to take a look. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Originally Posted by Elon Musk

Hey Kevy!

Thanks for the response.

It looks like its called in this method here

Code:

   static int method2108(int var0) {
      int var1 = 0;

      int var2;
      int var3;
      for(var2 = 0; var0 >= 8 - field1262; var0 -= var3) {
         var3 = 8 - field1262;
         int var4 = (1 << var3) - 1;
         var1 += (field1266[field1250] >> field1262 & var4) << var2;
         field1262 = 0;
         ++field1250;
         var2 += var3;
      }

      if(var0 > 0) {
         var3 = (1 << var0) - 1;
         var1 += (field1266[field1250] >> field1262 & var3) << var2;
         field1262 += var0;
      }

      return var1;
   }

var1 += (field1266[field1250] >> field1262 & var3) << var2; is what is on line 396, i'm not experienced with clients like at all.

Here is the full class92 file for anyone who wants to take a look. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

I also do not have much experience with these highly obfuscated clients but with the stack trace and an IDE you should be able to track it down.
Since the names are all obfuscated probably need the whole client source.

Originally Posted by Kevy

I also do not have much experience with these highly obfuscated clients but with the stack trace and an IDE you should be able to track it down.
Since the names are all obfuscated probably need the whole client source.

Just not exactly sure what i'm looking for haha

Originally Posted by soar

Looks like it's something when changing regions, can you manually run to a new region without disconnecting?

That's what I was thinking too, but when I type ::home it disconnects too. Maybe I should just load a fresh cache?

Thanks,
Elon

I replaced the cache with a fresh cache. Same error continues to happen.

Thanks,
Elon