Client Hacker 2.2 : UO Submissions

January 1st, 2005


Ultima Online Client Hacker (UOCH) 2.1
Developer's edition release

Copyright 2005 Daniel 'Necr0Potenc3' Cavalcanti


[How to use]
1 - run UOCH.exe
2 - it autodetects UO's client in the registry. but you can select another client
with the "..." button
3 - select the patches you want (Developer dump overrides cancels all patches)
4 - hit the "patch" button
5 - a new client named "UOCH_n0p3_Clientxxx.exe" will be created in the folder
of the client you patched. the xxx is the id number, you can create&patch as
many clients you want

[Features]
- Open source
- Developer's dump: Dumps client details such as: loginkeys, CRC32, size, time datestamp,
image base, entry point, version, encryption function offset, packet handler
offset, packet table offset, dumps the entire client's packet table in C format.

- Everman's way: A protection against your character being deleted, each time
you try to delete your character the client will crash as a way to warn you

- Multi clients: Allows you to open more than one client at the same time.
(ps: newer clients allow only 2 clients at the same time).

- Clear nights: Also known as NightSight, NightHack. You'll never see nights
during the game.

- Special names: Allows the creation of characters with short names (or no name),
and names starting by Lord, Lady, GM, Counselor, Seer.

- Remove encryption: Removes the client's encryption and informs you witch
encryption is being removed (Login, Blowfish, Twofish, MD5).

- Remove macro delay: Removes the delay between arm/disarm macro.

- Remove stamina check: Let's you walk through people even though your stamina
isn't full. Hooligan mode!!


[Source code]
It's distributed with the executable and you are free to change it anyway
you like Just make sure you give me credits, k?

The source code contains CrackTools.c. A collection of functions, which I
developed, useful for cracking.
PS: All of them return the offsets inside the buffer, not the virtual address
(image base + offset)

Lol?

"Copyright 2005"

Outdated?