Hi,

So the version is 45. That's good to know, at least I know myself and the
Server are talking the same language!

But how come the detail response packet structure doesn't resemble the
documentation?

To be specific, one of the bytes to indicate if the server has a password or
is running a mod is missing from the response!

Is this possible?
Has the mod byte been dropped as we know it is running a mod if the
extension packet information exists?

If the response doesn't match the documentation, it makes it very difficult
to code to the spec.

Thanks,

Simon

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Iain Farrell
Sent: 22 February 2002 20:06
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Subject: Re: [hlcoders] Server Protocol for Half-Life


> Does anyone know if the protocol has undergone a further modification
since
> the release of SDK2.2, and if so what the change in packet structure is to
> correspond to version 45.
>
post what you're getting...

the protocol should match what HL says it is when you start the game to the
menu
I think it is 45 just now...


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