Ya, I have been using all of those to get as far as I have :P They have been very useful.
Even though SoF was released on 11/13/07, it was actually built on 9/7/07 (according to the EQ Debug Logs). So, anything from 9/7/07 to around the beginning of 2008 is probably useful. They may have patched in some of the SoF stuff to live before it actually came out, so the structures and stuff may have already been there for the most part. The main thing that would have changed alot are the opcodes. Unfortunately, most of the opcodes in SEQ weren't updated until after December, so many of them aren't correct.
I am thinking about trying a current version of SEQ and running a trial live account just to see if I can find 100% accurate structures that can be used to help getting SoF to work. I am betting that the current live structs are probably closer to SoF than the Titanium ones are.
If anyone has packet collects from right around the time that SoF was released (preferrably from SEQ if possible), I would love to get a copy of them. I think that would help alot once I knew what I was looking at. But, I am not holding my breath to get them, because I doubt anyone has still them.
I am not really sure what it is for, but a code obfuscater was added to SEQ around the time that SoF came out. From looking at the comments around the code for it, it appears to be used for pulling opcodes directly from the assembly code of the eqgame.exe. I have no idea how it is actually used though, or if I am just misunderstanding what it does. I have seen comments about it on the SEQ forums that seem to say something about opcodes changing from time to time when you zone or log on other characters/servers. I guess it is some kind of simple encryption or something. But, it seems that the new obfuscate can pull an opcode table from the exe file. If that is true, maybe we can use it on Titanium, and then on SoF and compare the 2 tables and compare the conf files for known opcodes and match them up. Here is a link to the obfuscate getting added to SEQ SVN:
http://seq.svn.sourceforge.net/viewv...85&pathrev=686
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