Thats not mine sources. But I want revive this emu.
- Visual Studio 2010 or higher (Windows), gcc 4.7 or higher (Linux)
- Boost C++ libraries v1.54.0 (you might have build them with the parameter "cxxflags=-std=gnu++11" in Linux to avoid some linking issues with boost::filesystem)
- OpenSSL v1.0.1j (newer versions might work too but the ones listed here were used to build the latest version of the emulator)
- Project files are included with the source files in the "src" folder
- [Windows] mase_bc2.sln/.vcxproj/.vcxproj.filters for VS2010
- [Linux] mase_bc2.cbp for C::B (should also be possible to generate a makefile from it)
- To be able to properly build it you'll need to change the Include and Linker directories in the project settings first, replace all occurrences of "$(BOOST_1_54_DIR)" and "$(OPEN_SSL_DIR)" with the locations where you installed these libraries
I have written ~95% of the code myself (regarding the source files that I included here, code from the external libraries doesn't count of course), the rest I either copied 1:1 or just slightly modified it for my needs. The according code sections in the files are:
- base64 de/encryption (in Base64.cpp/h, credits for the original author are included in the .cpp file)
- Packet de/encryption and SSL certificate information (in SSL_cert.h and TcpConnections(SSL).cpp), I originally took it from the v10.0 emulator source from Domo/Freaky123 but I it seems they took it from aluigi's EAList tool (http://aluigi.altervista.org/papers/ealist.zip), so I guess credits go to him?
- Http server code, mostly taken from the boost::asio example page (http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_54_0/doc/html/boost_asio/examples/cpp11_examples.html), only dumped it down and slightly modified it for my needs
Also I would like to mention that when I wrote this project, I was rather new to coding bigger stuff in general (though it certainly was a great experience for me) and I would probably do quite a few things differently nowadays if I had the time and motivation to do it. So if you consider any of the code that I have written as bad/terrible regarding performance/structure/functioning then feel free to change anything you want or if thats too much work for you, just don't use the entire emulator and look for a different solution (I'm not forcing you to use it). With that being said though, if you do change something in the code and release it somewhere, I would very much appreciate it if you would at least credit me for my work :)
Last but not least, you may be wondering why I didn't include the source code for the hook. The answer is simply because I don't think anything new would come out of it, the already implemented features should be more than enough to play around with and as far as I can tell there should be no bugs left (that could be fixed in the hook). But if you are concerned about there being some "malicious" code in it, I can only assure you that the code is free from such things. And if you don't believe me feel free not to use it, the hook is just meant as a bonus anyway and you can always do the required modifications yourself to redirect the game client/server to the emulator.
Developers (Emulator+Hook):
- Triver
Packet Logging and Server stuff:
- Triver
- Rodney (after Alpha 0.8)
- bcool (up to Alpha 0.8)
Beta Testers:
- Rodney
- Jack
- Michl2007
- Happy Chicken
Special Thanks:
- Domo and Freaky123 (for sharing the Server Files and the v10.0 source code)
- Aluigi (for the tools that made it possible to view and record the BF:BC2 network traffic)
- DICE (for making the game)
https://www.boost.org/users/history/version_1_71_0.html
./bootstrap.sh && ./b2 install --prefix=/home/user/myproject/lib/boosted
https://github.com/openssl/openssl/releases/tag/OpenSSL_1_0_2u
./config --prefix=/home/user/myproject/lib/ssl --openssldir=/home/user/myproject/lib/openssldir shared && make && make test && make install
or
./config enable-ssl3 enable-ssl2 --prefix=/home/user/myproject/lib/ssl --openssldir=/home/user/myproject/lib/openssldir shared && make && make test && make install